The sacred citadel of Pachacamac is one of the most important archaeological sites on the Peruvian coast. Located near Lima, this sanctuary dedicated to the creator god Pachacamac was venerated by several civilisations before and during the Inca period, a place of pilgrimage where people came to consult the oracle. The visit includes the Temple of the Sun, the Temple of Pachacamac and the Acllahuasi (Palace of the Virgins of the Sun).

The route also includes a stop in the bohemian district of Barranco and beautiful views of the Pacific Ocean. The site’s power lies in its atmosphere: it is not only a ruin, but a place of memory, pilgrimage and spirituality, ideal for understanding Peru’s history before Cusco and Machu Picchu.