Q'enqo Chico Archaeological Site

This Inca-era archaeological site functioned as a significant sanctuary within a larger ritual complex. It is characterized by extensive carved rock complexes, which include unique subterranean galleries and underground chambers used for religious rituals.

A notable architectural feature is a zigzag-shaped stone channel carved directly into the rock. These intricate carvings and the surrounding structures highlight the ceremonial importance of the location during the Inca period.

The site is preserved as an example of Inca stone masonry and ritualistic design.