Khapia

Khapia is a mountain located in the Puno Region of Peru, standing at an elevation of approximately 4,809 meters. It is potentially an extinct volcano and holds significant archaeological value due to its prehispanic site, which was recognized as a National Cultural Heritage of Peru in 2011. The mountain is situated near Lake Titicaca and is culturally important, being venerated by local people as an Apu, or a sacred mountain spirit. This site is also part of a designated Landscape Reserve, emphasizing its natural and cultural importance. While specific archaeological features are not extensively detailed, the site likely includes structures used for ceremonial purposes, reflecting its historical and spiritual significance.