Pukará de Quitor at Atacama in Chile

Pukará de Quitor (Fort of Quitor) is located 3 Kms. from San Pedro, over the hill of Quitor. This Pukará was build by the atacameño people to defend themself from other towns that inhabited Southamerica.
Entering Quitor, a fort builded in the XII century lies on the summit of a hill over the river San Pedro. Pukará de Quitor is an ancient indian fortress, which dates from more than 700 years.
Declared National Monument in 1982. Its construction pre-Inca dates from the XII century. Builded over rocks that form the surface of a hill as a fortress with a perimetral defence wall. The ruins of Pukará de Quitor are located in a bend of the bankruptcy where flows the waters of San Pedro river, or Río Grande (Grande river) and over a inclined plane of strong slopes.

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I like this structure,you are veteren in youtube,what year you start in youtube?

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I started more than 5 years ago but never was very serious till today. just uploading for fun and just to keep the place as it was.

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Is there any entry fee for this place?

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Yes, it was about 2000 Chilean Pesos i think..

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It is of Bolivian!!

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