Casa Hacienda Illanya, Historic estate in Peru
Casa Hacienda Illanya is an architectural relic showcasing the cultural heritage of Peru.
The hacienda is a remnant of Peru's colonial past, often visited for its historical significance.
This site exemplifies traditional Peruvian estate architecture and practices.
Visitors can explore the house and surrounding landscapes to understand local history.
The hacienda harbors tales of the area's socioeconomic development during the Spanish era.
Location: Abancay Province
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