It was an amazing experience.On a pyramid which had been there for so long 1000 years before the Incas. Our guide was very informative and full of interesting facts.We did get sunburnt due to being exposed to sunlight on top of pyramid.Be warned.Even though the skies were grey the sun is really strong.Also wear decent shoes.We had on soft trainers and they got covered in dust. You see alpacas and lots of plants common to the region.The guide also showed willing to take photos of you if you wished. The guide was extremely good and deserved a tip at the end.

a nice place to learn a bit about some of Peru's pre-Inca cultures- their beliefs and rituals. It is located in the popular Miraflores area, so it's easy to access. No reservation is required, the entrance ticket includes on-site guided tours in Spanish and English (The English one starts at 11:30am) which last for about an hour.

The Huaca Pucllana is pretty amazing, and definitely not to be missed! The discovery of this historical treasure (according to our tour guide Gladys) is also remarkable - it was buried under a hill until the 1960s when a small part of it (adobe bricks) it was accidentally unearthed by some kids riding their bicycles on the hill. The history of the whole complex is fascinating, dating back 2000 years to before the Inca period. Our guide was very enthusiastic and knowledgeable.

Worth seeing when in Lima. You get the benefit of a tour guide who gives a very comprehensive overview of the site (and if you're lucky, they'll have a sense of humour like ours did). This is a great way to learn more about the pre-Inca settlements.

Its a pretty amazing pre-Inca (Lima) pyramid buried for centuries and now being restored...right in the middle of Lima. Entrance is very cheap - 15 sol. You have to go on a guided tour (English or Spanish) and if you are unlucky you can end up waiting quite a time for the next one. There seems to be no way to find out in advance timing of tours. It is very, very dusty, and very, very hot towards the top, so don't visit at midday if you dont like heat and humidity. Bring water. Good rest rooms in the waiting area.

The place is as well preserved as ever. I have been here several times, and had dinner at this location. It never cease to amaze me. The food at the restaurant is always spectacular and the attention from the staff it’s outstanding. This is for sure a place that never disappoints.

It's possible to walk here but we took a taxi. Bought the tickets from the counter and joined an English guided tour almost immediately. Walking amongst the ruins feel so surreal. Surrounded by houses and small avenues, it was a unique opportunity to view the ruins. The Wari people were very ingenious and excellent in building. Come, be amazed!

Little did we know we would be returning to this site for dinner later on, but that's another story! This wonderful relic & museum is amazing that is has survived in this chaotic city. The ruins date back to 450AD-650AD and were abandoned in about 800AD but was used again as a cemetery up to the Spanish invasion. It is made up of millions of mud bricks and gives an insight into the inhabitants of those times. The museum while small has some great displays & artifacts and a level walking track around the site. Well worth a visit.

Did not spend a lot of time here and whilst it was amazing it was very mysterious as no one can really say for sure what it was, its speculation? Seemingly could have been an Inca administrative center of sacrificial place?? I did not leave here feeling Wow!

Huaca Pucllana was incredibly fascinating with it being in the middle of the city. The tour guide was great and explained it's entire history as we got to walk through and on it. There were replications as well as orginal artifacts to look at. One of the highlights of my time in Lima, and would definitely recommend going, especially as it was so affordable.