Discover the best attractions and experiences Huaraz has to offer
Explore ancient echoes and colonial streets that shape Huaraz’s story.
An ancient religious and ceremonial center known for its labyrinthine galleries and intricate stone carvings.
Historic central square framed by traditional architecture, shops, and lively street life.
Walkable historic district with colonial-era buildings, cafés, and architectural details.
Dive into regional history, archaeology, and culture through carefully curated collections.
Archaeology and science-focused exhibits highlighting the Ancash region.
Displays on regional history, artifacts, and textile traditions.
Museum near the Chavín site with artifacts and interpretive displays about the area’s ancient cultures.
Sacred spaces that reflect the faith and history of the region.
Ancient temple complex revered for its ceremonial galleries and stone carvings.
Historic cathedral reflecting the city’s religious life and architecture.
Church area in the city that hosts local religious festivities.
Gateway to the outdoors, glaciers, and high-altitude alpine scenery.
A vast high-altitude park with snow-capped peaks, glacial lakes, and diverse ecosystems.
Iconic turquoise glacial lake reached via a scenic day hike.
Glacier area with ice formations and panoramic views amid an otherworldly landscape.
Vibrant corners of the city to wander and soak in local life.
Walkable historic center with cafés, shops, and a sense of local rhythm.
Neighborhood around the church area with lively streets and eateries.
Colorful market area where locals shop for fresh produce and crafts.
Budget-friendly ways to enjoy the city and its surroundings.
Casual stroll around the central square with mountain views and people-watching.
Public viewpoints offer sweeping glimpses of the Cordillera Blanca without a fee.
Relaxed walk along a pedestrian-friendly street with shops and bakeries.
Taste the Andean flavors that make the region special.
Bright, citrus-marinated seafood dish; a Peru staple.
Andean dish cooked in an underground earth oven with meat and tubers.
Grilled trout from local rivers, often served with potatoes and sauces.
Evenings come alive with laid-back bars and social spaces.
Casual bars where locals and visitors mingle after sunset.
Cozy venues offering live local music and relaxed vibes.
Lively spots in the city center for dancing or a nightcap.
Cultural performances and local shows to enjoy after dark.
Traditional dances performed in the city square during events.
Local theatre with occasional performances and cultural programs.
Seasonal outdoor concerts featuring regional musicians.
Active adventures for outdoor enthusiasts.
Popular day hike to a stunning turquoise lake surrounded by granite peaks.
Scenic hike to a large, glacially fed lake with dramatic vistas.
Challenging climbs on snow-capped peaks for experienced mountaineers.
Less-touristy experiences to connect with local life.
Experience daily life, handicrafts, and hospitality of an Andean community.
Clear high-altitude skies offer exceptional stargazing opportunities.
Relaxed bike ride through rural valleys with scenic views.