Pachacamac

Pachacamac is an ancient religious site located near Lima, Peru, dating back to pre-Inca and Inca civilizations. It served as a major center of worship dedicated to Pachacamac, a creator god associated with the earth and cosmos. The site includes impressive pyramids, temples, and ornate stone structures, reflecting its importance in spiritual and social life. It was a pilgrimage destination, where people gathered for rituals, offerings, and ceremonies. Today, Pachacamac is an archaeological park that offers insight into the religious practices and architecture of early Andean cultures.