Cahuachi

Cahuachi is an ancient ceremonial center located in Peru, built by the Nazca culture around 200 BCE to 500 CE. It served as a religious and social hub where people gathered for rituals, ceremonies, and festivals. The site features large adobe pyramids, plazas, and tombs, arranged in a way that emphasizes its spiritual purpose. Cahuachi was likely a pilgrimage destination, reflecting the Nazca society’s religious beliefs. Today, it is an important archaeological site that helps us understand the pre-Inca cultures of the region and their complex religious practices.