Pachamama hill

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Pachamama hill is a sacred summit on Amantaní Island in Lake Titicaca, Peru, known for its pre-Incan ceremonial sites dedicated to the Andean earth mother deity.

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Pachamama hill canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
sacred hill
access footpath from Amantaní Island settlements
associatedDeity Pachamama
surface form: Andean earth mother
continent South America
country Peru
culturalPeriod pre-Columbian
dedicatedTo Pachamama
elevationRelativeToIsland one of the highest points on Amantaní Island
governedBy local community authorities of Amantaní Island
hasAssociatedMythology Andean cosmology
hasCeremonialSites pre-Incan ceremonial structures
hasCulturalSignificanceFor Aymara people
Quechua people
hasHeritage pre-Incan
hasLocalNameLanguage Quechua
hasRitualCalendar local Andean agricultural calendar
hasRitualPractice burning of incense or herbs
offerings of alcohol
offerings of coca leaves
hasStructure ritual platforms
stone enclosures
hasViewOf Amantaní Island NERFINISHED
Lake Titicaca
isSacredTo local island communities
locatedIn Amantaní Island NERFINISHED
Lake Titicaca
Peru
Puno Region
near Pachatata hill
partOf Andean sacred landscape
religion Andean religion
sacredStatus active ceremonial site
tourismType cultural tourism
spiritual tourism
usedFor agricultural fertility rituals
offerings to Pachamama
ritual ceremonies
visitedBy pilgrims
tourists

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Amantaní Island highestPoint Pachamama hill