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The Ministry of Culture informs that the Chavn Archaeological Monument is prepared to receive visitors interested in learning about the millennial past of this culture located in the Ancash region with all the biosafety protocols and the respective capacity.Visitors will be able to enter on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from 900 am to 345 pm with a capacity of 160 people each day. Before doing so they will have to make their reservations at the following link httpsbit.lyReservaChavinThe Chavn Archaeological Monument is also part of the Open Museums program of the Ministry of Culture so on the first Sunday of each month can be entered freely.The entry is made in groups of eight people maintaining due social distancing. For visits to the Chavn Archaeological Monument you must have the services of a tour guide duly accredited for the tour in place. All visitors must comply with biosafety protocols such as the use of double masks and hand washing to guarantee the proper visit to this site.The Chavn Archaeological Site is located in the district of Chavn de Huntar Huari province ncash Region. It was developed between the years 1500 to 550 BC. It was an important ceremonial and religious center which attracted people from different parts of the Andean world to worship the gods that lived there.It is made up of monumental buildings located on terraces around squares and circular squares built with finely carved and sculpted stone blocks. The most relevant characteristic of Chavn and one of the most outstanding attributes of its exceptional universal value is the complex system of internal galleries superimposed on various levels of the buildings which served for the development of initiation and worship rituals. The exquisite iconography embodied in stone expresses and synthesizes the Chavn worldview and beautifully decorates the architecture. It has been inscribed on the World Heritage List since 1985.
