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Wikahuain Ruins, Huaraz, Peru
Wilkahuain National Monument – is a small Wari ruin located
north of Huaraz. It dates from AD 600 to
900. It is an imitation of the temple
Chavin done. Wilkahuain means ‘grandson’s
house.’ The rooms were originally filled
with bundles of mummies.
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Ruins, Peru
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Huaraz, Peru with Huascarán Mountain In The Background
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My son, Elder Hackleman, sent these pictures to me today from his mission in Huaraz, Peru. Huaraz is such a beautiful place and the weather is much cooler than in Lima, since the altitude is so much higher. It rains a lot, but that is what makes everything so green.
My husband and I plan in visiting next year. It will be fun to actually see all these fabulous places. Huaraz is one of Peru's top tourist destinations and I can see why.
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