El Tambo District

El Tambo District spans 73.56 square kilometers across the central highlands of Peru, situated at an elevation of 3,260 meters above sea level.

The district was established through official declaration on November 13, 1943, marking a significant step in the administrative organization of Huancayo Province.

Local residents participate in traditional festivals throughout the year, maintaining connections with indigenous customs while embracing contemporary Peruvian society.

The district maintains direct borders with nine neighboring territories, including Quilcas, Comas, Pariahuanca, and Huancayo, facilitating regional transportation and commerce.

Temperature variations in El Tambo range from 0.1°C to 21.4°C throughout the year, creating specific agricultural conditions at this high-altitude location.

Location: Huancayo Province

Capital city: El Tambo

Elevation above the sea: 3,260 m

Shares border with: Quilcas District, Comas District, Pariahuanca District, Huancayo District, Huamancaca Chico District, Pilcomayo District, San Agustín District, Hualhuas District, San Pedro de Saño District

GPS coordinates: -12.05036,-75.22132

Latest update: March 13, 2025 11:54