Cachicata is a small remote town that houses the Inca Quarry in its territory. This place was destined for the carving of red granite blocks that would later serve for the construction of temples or palaces of the Inca Empire.

Many of the archaeological sites near this place were built with these materials. This site is a witness to the advanced technology that the Incas used. In addition, it shows the work left half-finished at the arrival of the invaders.

This tour will take you to know an important part of the Inca archaeological sites. He will know more about the work that the Incas did and will leave you with uncertainty about how they achieved such precision and how they transported their materials to different areas of their empire.

You will also be dazzled by the peculiar shape of this archaeological site. Since it has the likeness of a door.