TIRAPATA 

It was discovered by the settlers that the area was rich in clay, and so the production of RRAQUIS (sweaters) was born, a grotesque art that reaches the imperial city of Cusco for the production of the very famous CHICHA DE JORA.

 SANTIAGO OF PUPUJA

The rural community of CHECCA PUPUJA is also located in the José Domingo de Choquehuanca district. It is here, in this high Andean village known for its ancestral pottery techniques, which have been recognized as a national Cultural Heritage, that the popular TORITO DE PUCARA (Little Bull of Pucara) was born.

SAN PEDRO OF BUENA VISTA

In the community of San Pedro de Buena Vista, vicuñas are being preserved as non-domestic animals. Their color and fiber quality are highly sought after in international markets. There are more than 150 vicuñas, with the goal of preventing their extinction.

THE ARAPA LAGOON

It is famous for its trout farm. The cold, crystal-clear waters of the lake provide an ideal environment for raising these prized fish. The trout farm established in the area plays a crucial role in the local economy, providing jobs and contributing to the region's agricultural industry. The high-quality trout produced here is a popular delicacy in Peru and beyond.

THE SAN JUAN DE SALINAS LAGOON

It is a salt flat surrounded by the Ichu Pucara, Patachi, Cuerane, Huallani, and Antacollo hills. It is also a beautiful body of water, located in the province of Azángaro, district of San Juan de Salinas.

SODIUM CHLORIDE

The San Juan de Salinas salt flats are located 3,800 meters above sea level, in a dry and cold climate. They are fed by groundwater containing sodium chloride. The water is pumped into pools, where it evaporates naturally due to the sun and wind. The salt crystallizes as the water evaporates, is collected by hand, and processed to remove impurities. This salt is natural, without additives, with a slightly bitter taste appreciated in local cuisine.

THE APU CHOQUECHAMBI 

It is the scene of the Stations of the Cross, as cleanup work is underway on Chocochambi Hill to ensure the smooth running of the Holy Week religious festival.

APU KAKENKORANI 

It is a petrified forest, a ghostly forest of fossilized trees from the late Mesozoic era, the Lower Cretaceous period.

CHECAYANI 

The livestock in this place is recognized for the breeding of bold animals called FIGHTING BULLS for their special selection for bullfighting evenings, and to go visit horses that we can find at the entrance of Checayani (5 soles).

TEMPLE OF TINTIRI

The Tintiri temple, built in 1866, is located 10 km from Azángaro, on the main Azángaro-Muñani road. It has foundations of stone, lime, and mud, adobe walls with wool and straw, and elements such as the pulpit are made with mortar made of boiled hide and human blood. The roof and interior walls are polished with clay, wool, straw, and hair.

SPA HUNT`UMA

Located 200 meters from the paved road of the interoceanic highway corridor, section 4 to 8 of the Asillo district, approximately in the community of Chacocunca, San Luis sector. With medicinal waters on its land to treat osmosis ailments, it is considered a natural tourist resource because its water is warm and medicinal.