Regional Museum of Ancash in Huaraz

Situated in Huaraz, the Regional Museum of Ancash highlights an essential part of South America's pre-Columbian history.

Founded to preserve and display ancient artifacts, the museum features a rich collection of stone sculptures from the Recuay culture (400 BC–AD 600) and the Wari culture (AD 600–1100). Its unique architecture complements its cultural treasures, with a garden that displays the sculptures, creating an open-air exhibit.

Unforgettable Highlights

• 🗿 Ancient Sculptures: Explore stone figures from the Recuay culture that reflect the artistic prowess of ancient civilizations.
• 🦴 Mummy Display: Discover mummies that shed light on burial practices and the life of pre-Columbian people.
• 🧠 Trepanned Skulls: Examine skulls with trepanation markings, providing insights into ancient medical practices.

The museum is accessible and offers a glimpse into the rich history of Peru. It is suitable for tourists, families, and historians interested in ancient cultures.