Hatunqulla
Country: Peru
Region: South America
Period: 15th c.CE
Location: -15.688056°N, -70.144167°E
Description
Hatunqulla is an ancient site in Peru, once serving as an important administrative and religious center during the Inca Empire in the 15th century. Located near the city of Cusco, it reflects the grandeur of Inca architecture and urban planning. The site was likely used for ceremonial purposes, housing high-ranking officials and religious leaders of the empire.
Modern Remains
Today, the remains of Hatunqulla are mostly composed of ruins of terraced platforms, stone walls, and ceremonial structures. These ruins offer insight into Inca construction techniques, with large stone blocks fitting together without mortar. Visitors can also see remnants of the Inca road system and other important infrastructure. The nearby Cusco and Sacsayhuamán offer additional context for exploring Inca civilization in the region.