Wari (also Huari) is an archaeological site in Peru's Ayacucho Region, located 22 km northeast of Ayacucho city near Quinua at 2,600–2,900 m elevation [1]. It served as the capital of the Wari Empire and was one of the largest urban settlements in ancient Peru [1]. The site features stone and mudbrick buildings originally painted red and white, including residential, administrative, and religious structures [1] [2].
Huari Archaeological Site

Also known as: Complejo arqueológico Huari, Complejo arqueológico Wari, Huari, Huari archaeological complex, Huari (arheološko nalazište), Huari (jaciment), Huari ruins, Viñaque, Wari, Wari archaeological complex, Wari (archaeological site), Wari (Ayakuchu)
| Type | City/town/settlement |
|---|---|
| Period | 1 - 500 AD |
| Country | Peru |
| Coordinates | 13.0603° S, 74.1990° W |
Peru