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6 Sosa Hotel
C2
Eating
7 Chifa Khon Wa
C2
8 Hotel Real Cafe
B2
9 Huapri
B2
10 La Piazzetta
C2
11 Lookcos Burger Grill
B1
Entertainment
12 Anambique
B2
Information
13 Banco Continental
B2
14 BCP
B2
15 Hospital Nacional Hermillo Valdizán
D2
16 Locutorio Público
C2
Transport
17 Bahía Continental
C2
18 Comité Autos No 5
C3
19 LC Peru
C1
20 León de Huánuco
C3
21 Marañon Express
A3
22 Turismo Central
A3
23 Turismo Unión
A3
Temple of Kotosh
(admission incl guided tour S5; 8am-6pm) This slightly dilapidated temple ruin is also
known as the Temple of the Crossed Hands because of the life-sized mud molding of a
pair of crossed hands, which is the site's highlight. The molding dates to about 2000 BC
and is now at Lima's Museo Nacional de Antropología, Arqueología e Historía del Perú; a
replica remains. Little is known about Kotosh, one of the most ancient of Andean cultures.
The temple site is easily visited by taxi (S12, including a 30-minute wait and return). In
the hills 2km above the site, Quillaromi cave has impressive prehistoric paintings. Ko-
tosh is about 5km west of town off La Unión road.
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