Pikillaqta

Pikillaqta is a large Wari culture archaeological site 20 kilometres 12 mi east of Cusco in the Quispicanchi Province. Pikillaqta is a town of the Wari individuals. Wari was the inside town and different urban communities like Pikillaqta were affected from it. The Wari additionally possessed numerous different locales around the zone. The site was involved from around 550 to 1100 AD. Its primary utilize was for functions and the site was not finished when it was surrendered. The Pikillaqta site is situated in low edges in the eastern Valley of Cuzco.

The territory is bumpy without any streams, yet little lakes are situated close to the city. The region is lush, rough, and sandy where the structures were fabricated. The site is 3,250 meters above ocean level and is in the Lucre Basin. The atmosphere in the zone of Pikillaqta is cool and dry. Mid April through October is the dry season. November begins the wet season and the climate is milder and that goes until mid April. The normal temperature high is in the 60's and the normal temperature low is in the 30's and 40's all year in the Valley of Cusco. The precipitation midpoints 11.5 inches per month in the wet season and 4.2 inches every month in the dry season.