Province of Huari, Province in Peru
Huari Province is known for its striking landscapes and diverse ecosystems.
It was an important territory for the Ancash culture before the Inca domination.
The province has a rich tradition of Andean folklore music and dance.
Travelers often visit Huari to hike the Cordillera Blanca mountain range.
Huari's artisans produce distinctive textiles with intricate designs.
Location: Province of Huari
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Huari Province is known for its striking landscapes and diverse ecosystems.
Chavín de Huántar is an archaeological site containing ruins and artifacts from the ancient Chavín culture.
Huánuco Pampa represents a sprawling Incan archaeological site.
The Stela of the cactus-bearer is an iconic monolith at the Chavín de Huantar archaeological site.
Peregrinación del Señor de Pumallucay is a religious sanctuary.
The Portal of the Falcons is an iconic entryway at the Chavín de Huántar archaeological site.
The Chavin National Museum houses artifacts from the pre-Columbian Chavin culture.
Markahirka, also Marcajirca, is an ancient fortress located in the Andes.
Maray Qalla is an ancient settlement located at high elevation.
