Tourist Attractions
It has snowed-capped mountains:

• Huascarán Sur: 6.768 masl
  
• Huascarán Norte: 6.655 masl
• Huandoy: 6.393 masl
• Chopicalqui: 6.354 masl
• Vallunaraju: 5,686 masl
• Pastoruri: 5,220 masl
• Artesonraju: 6,025 masl
• Pisco: 5.752 masl
• Hualcan: 6.150 masl
• Chekiaraju: 5.286 masl
• Copa: 6.203 masl
• San Cristóbal: 4.508 masl
• Carhuac: 5.077 masl
• Chacrarraju: 6.112 masl
• Ranrapalca: 6.162 masl
• Ocshapalca: 5.881 masl
• Rima Rima: 5.210 masl
• Churup: 5.493 masl
• Cayesh: 5.721 masl
• San Juan: 5.843 masl
• Huantsan: 6.395 masl
• Huamashraju: 5.433 masl
• Cashan: 5.723 masl

Also this town has several Catholic festivities highlight why the festivals are held during Holy Week and the month of May, the following holidays:

• Virgen Belenita
• Semana Santa
• Virgen del Rosario
• Santo Domingo de Guzmán
• Señor de la Soledad
• San Francisco de Asìs
• Señor de los Milagros

Chavin De Huantar:

The building has a complex network of roads and stone interior galleries lit only by shafts of light penetrating through strategically placed ducts. Inside you can still see the Monolithic Lanzon, carved stone of 5.53 m in height that is apparently anthropomorphic deities and figures, and key heads, a sort of sentinel embedded in the walls of the building. On January 17, 1945, a flood covered and damage the structures, which were partially excavated in 1966. Recent investigations, excavations in the center of the Plaza Square gave evidence of ceremonial burial permits to find the old riverbed Mosna, which means that the channel of it, was diverted to allow construction of this square.