📋 Tender Overview
The Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (Mincetur), through the National COPESCO Plan, promotes the enhancement of three huacas of the Parque de las Leyendas, as well as the Mateo Salado Archaeological Complex, with the incorporation of technological tools that will improve the tourist offer.
The executive director of the National COPESCO Plan, Javier Masías, said that as part of a pilot proposal to intervene in the huacas of Metropolitan Lima, it is evaluated to improve the existing tourist infrastructure in the four archaeological sites: Huaca San Miguel, Huaca 34 and Huaca Muralla 55E (located in the Parque de las Leyendas) and the Mateo Salado Archaeological Complex (Pueblo Libre).
The pilot proposes the incorporation of technological tools, such as augmented reality, the use of interactive totems and the projection of high-quality images or animations on surfaces.
It also involves the improvement of access, parking, tourist inns, lighting and signage, which will strengthen the tourist offer in the areas of intervention and improve the experience of visitors, from children to adults.
The proposal includes an estimated investment of S / 6.5 million for three huacas of the Parque de las Leyendas in an intervention space of 75 thousand m2. To this is added, an estimated approximate cost of S / 10 million for the Archaeological Complex Mateo Salado that will allow to intervene an area of 34 thousand m2.
National COPESCO Plan has been working in an articulated manner with the Metropolitan Municipality of Lima, the Board of the Park of Legends and the Ministry of Culture, for the development of this pilot proposal. Therefore, it is planned to sign the respective agreements to obtain the corresponding approval of the investments, in August of this year.
