Cajamarquilla

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The archaeological place of Cajamarquilla locates in the margin right hand of the river Rímac, next to the city of Lima, to only 25 km from the coasts of the Pacific Ocean. It occupies an approximate area of 167.^{[citation needed]} Turning this way into one of the biggest archaeological establishments of the country.^{[citation needed]}

Cajamarquilla stands out for his urban aspect. In the place it is possible to observe pyramids, wide streets, squares, cemeteries, numerous enclosures and other buildings constructed in mud, especially by means of the skill of the tapial.