Chavin de Huántar
Descrizione
Chavin de huantar è uno dei tour più importanti di Huaraz perché in questo tour visiteremo un edificio molto importante della cultura chavin, un edificio molto antico visiteremo anche il lago Querococha e infine il museo dove possiamo trovare molti pezzi importanti.
Opzioni tour
Itinerario
08:30: pick up dall'hotel. 9:00: Partenza da Huaraz a sud-est di Callejón de Huaylas, nel percorso passeranno attraverso le città di Recuay, Ticapampa e Catac, seguendo una breve strada entrerai nel Parco Nazionale Huascarán, arrivando alla Laguna de Querococha (3980 metri sopra il livello del mare), faremo una sosta di circa 20 minuti circa per scattare fotografie e da dove vediamo la faglia geologica con la forma della mappa del Perù, proseguendo attraverseremo la catena montuosa bianca attraverso il tunnel di Cahuish (4516 mslm e 480 metri di lunghezza), entrando nella valle di Conchucos, scendendo dal tunnel attraverserai Tambillos e i villaggi di Kercos, Machac e la moderna città di Chavin, situata sulle rive del fiume Mosna, arrivando al Monumento Archeologico di Chavin , chiamato "Patrimonio culturale dell'umanità" culla della civiltà andina, la più antica struttura in pietra della cultura peruviana (2000 a.C.), sarà in grado di visitare un'impressionante rete di gallerie come la "Lanzón de Chaví n ", Piazze cerimoniali, Cabeza Clava, Altare di Choquechinchay, Portico dei Falcónidas, gallerie, ecc. e infine visiteremo il museo di Chavin dove possiamo vedere molti pezzi archeologici come ceramiche, cabezas clavas, ecc. - 14:00: pranzo a Chavin. - 15:00: ritorno a Huaraz. - 19:30: Arrivo a Huaraz.
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Informazioni importanti
- I neonati devono sedere in grembo a un adulto
- Adatto a tutti i livelli di forma fisica
- I bambini devono essere accompagnati da un adulto
- Funziona in tutte le condizioni atmosferiche, si prega di vestirsi in modo appropriato
Recensioni(15)
Getting to the Fortress of Chavin de Huantar is easy from the village, give or take 5 minutes walking from the Central Square. The entrance is from 9:00 am and there are tour guides who by S/70 (you can meet with several groups) explain you throughout the tour how the temple worked. Admission is charged and people sell souvenirs on the outskirts. The temple is a must if you go to Huaraz, the tour takes an hour and a half and you can enter the underground Galleries (so it is better to hire a guide)
The place itself is magic and wonderful. The guide (spanish speaking) was professional, I enjoyes his explanation. The thing I dont like (about all peruvian tours) is a very exausting travelling to and from destination. Distances are short, but the roads are bad. But Chavin site is worth getting there anyway!
My family experience to the Chavin de Huantar archaeological complex was unique, we went out in particular mobility and took about 2 hours, made a stop at the Querococha Lagoon and strolled by boat and horseback taking in an impressive natural landscape. When we arrived at the complex what we liked the most was the Guided Service and the clean and tidy facilities despite being in high season for national parties. We traveled through the galleries, square and circular squares until we reached the ledges with the only nailhead that still remains in its original place. An unforgettable trip highly recommended as a family.
Being a tour guide I have a few suggestions. 1) Start to leave town at 730am. 2) Chavin tour begins at 1030am 3) Lunch at 1230pm 4) Museum at 200pm 5) DEpart for Huaraz 3:00pm 6) Arrive Huaraz 600pm Drop participants at Plaza de Armas
We visited Chavin de Huantar in April 2025 and learned a lot about this ancient pre-Inca culture. The tour with the Qorianka angency was well organised and the guide excellent. Definitely recommended.
The trip involves a long ride on a Greyhound sized bus through stunning scenery and then a thorough traverse of the Chavin ruins and museum. The guide was very knowledgeable and kept things moving. My Spanish is only ok so I didn’t get everything but that is my fault (there were no side translations to English). My only complaint was that the guide was a bit bossy - he scolded people for being on their cellphones, told people where to sit in the bus, repeatedly warned people about not being late and spent a fair amount of time telling jokes, which required you to listen rather than being allowed just to look out the window. But all in all a very good experience.
We took a day trip from Huaraz to Chavin de huantar, stopping on the road at Qerococha lagoon. The lagoon is nice but no more. But being on the side of the road, it would be a shame not to stop there. However, we were very disappointed by the visit to the Chavin site. We found that it was very poorly developed. We cannot approach the most interesting places, and access to see the Lanzon is very poorly organized. Only the museum is worth the visit with beautiful pieces that you have all the time to admire. If you still want to visit this site, avoid going through an agency: Everyone arrives at the same time (which is problematic given the bad organization of the site), no time to make the tour quietly, a Check-out from Huaraz too late (8:30 announced, but actually 9:30 time to pick everyone up)
The place is incredible and very interesting. Millennia of history right there, preserved and with an experienced guide who explains in detail about the archaeological site. Clean and safe bus.
Spectacular place. A close encounter with the history and cultural manifestations before the Incas in Peru. It is an unmissable attraction for those interested in knowing the history and cultural legacy in Peru.
Archaeological site still being explored. You can enter the galleries. Very rich external area. Very worth the visit.
