Kuelap

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Kuelap is a massive pre-Inca walled fortress and archaeological complex built by the Chachapoya culture atop a mountain ridge in northern Peru.

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Kuelap canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
fortress
abandonedAfter Spanish conquest of Peru
builtBy Chachapoya culture NERFINISHED
cableCarInaugurationYear 2017
constructionEndCentury 16th century
constructionStartCentury 6th century
country Peru
culture Chachapoya NERFINISHED
discoveredByScience Juan Crisóstomo Nieto NERFINISHED
discoveryYear 1843
elevation approximately 3000 meters above sea level
encloses over 400 structures
function ceremonial center
fortified settlement
residential center
hasAccess cable car system
hasFeature circular stone buildings
decorative friezes
internal terraces
massive defensive walls
narrow entrance corridors
watchtowers
heritageOf Chachapoya culture NERFINISHED
laterControlledBy Inca Empire NERFINISHED
locatedIn Amazonas Region NERFINISHED
Peru NERFINISHED
locatedNear city of Chachapoyas NERFINISHED
town of Tingo
locatedOn mountain ridge
managedBy Peruvian Ministry of Culture NERFINISHED
material stone
nearbyCulture Inca Empire NERFINISHED
overlooks Utcubamba River valley NERFINISHED
partOf Chachapoya archaeological tradition NERFINISHED
period pre-Inca
recognizedAs one of the largest ancient stone structures in the Americas
region northern Peru NERFINISHED
threat erosion
structural instability
tourismActivity cultural tourism
trekking
undergoes conservation efforts
wallHeight up to about 20 meters
wallLength approximately 600 meters

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northern Peru hasArchaeologicalSite Kuelap
subject surface form: Northern Peru