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YARO SITES : JAPALLAN “The Hidden Spirit of the Andes”

🔥 JAPALLÁN: THE HIDDEN STRONGHOLD OF THE YAROWILCAS | TANTAMAYO, HUÁNUCO 🏔️🛡️ High in the Peruvian Andes, over 4,100 meters above sea level, lies a forgotten archaeological jewel: Japallán, in the legendary district of Tantamayo, province of Huamalíes, Huánuco region. 🛑 Accessible by only one path. 🧱 Towering structures up to 7 meters tall. 🔭 Circular towers that once served as observatories, temples, fortresses, and ceremonial sites. 🗿 Remains of a large settlement, sarcophagi, sacred chambers, and a monumental 8-meter-high stone gateway adorned with niches and fine stonework. Surrounded on three sides by rugged mountain peaks, Japallán guards the legacy of a powerful pre-Incan, independent civilization: the Yarowilcas — described by chronicler Felipe Guaman Poma de Ayala as a flourishing nation that thrived between the 10th and 14th centuries, long before the rise of the Inca Empire. As you approach the ruins, you'll encounter a rare and fascinating sight: Graneros de Selmín 20 perfectly aligned colcas (ancient food storage structures), built to follow the natural curve of the mountain. Resembling a train of stone wagons, they are the only visible Inca remains in the area — silent witnesses to a fleeting contact between two worlds. 🚶‍♂️ This isn’t just a journey. It’s a descent into the unknown. 📜 A forgotten legacy waiting to be rediscovered. 🧭 Are you ready to walk the path of the ancients? 🎬 HIT PLAY and dive into one of Peru’s most breathtaking and unexplored archaeological sites. 👇 Tell us in the comments: Would you dare to explore Japallán? 🎥 This is not just a destination — it’s a journey into the unknown, an awakening for those who seek more than adventure. Here, in Japallán, the past is alive, and the mountains still whisper the stories of the ancients. 🧭 Join High Expeditions and discover the hidden realms of the Alto Marañón — where few have gone, but everyone who does… is transformed forever. We research in www.expeditions.com.pe