BANDURRIA ARCHAEOLOGICAL COMPLEX LORETO PERU

The Bandurria Archaeological Complex is located in the Loreto region, Peru. It is one of the most important archaeological sites in the country's prehistory and covers an area of approximately 420 hectares.

Bandurria was discovered in 1902 by Julio Cesar Tello, considered the father of Peruvian archaeology. At this site, cultural vestiges have been found dating from the Late Pre-Ceramic period (more than 4,000 years ago) to the Late Horizon (about 1,500 years ago).

This archaeological complex is characterized by its monumental constructions, among which the Great Pyramid of Bandurria stands out, which has a height of more than 25 meters and is composed of several superimposed platforms. In addition, numerous burials have been found with funerary objects, as well as ceramics, stone tools and remains of animals and plants.

Bandurria had an important cultural development during its heyday, with an estimated population of more than 20,000 inhabitants. It is believed to have been a political and religious center, as well as an important commercial exchange point in the region.

Currently, the Bandurria Archaeological Complex is open to the public and has an interpretation center that provides information about the history and importance of this place. Excavations and archaeological studies are also carried out to discover more about the culture that inhabited this site.

Visiting the Bandurria Archaeological Complex is a unique experience for lovers of archeology and history. It allows you to learn more about the ancient cultures that developed in Peru and appreciate the beauty of its monumental constructions.

BANDURRIA ARCHAEOLOGICAL COMPLEX LORETO PERU

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