Huaca Pucllana
This South American landmark is Huaca Pucllana. The Lima people built the complex. The structure served as an administrative site for elite clergymen who oversaw the irrigation zone surrounding the area. The large walls of Huaca Pucllana might have been used for meetings, storage. The west side pyramid was the ceremonial sector. When the Wari took over, they used the structure for burying nobility. Today, Huaca Pucllana is for visitors and contains a museum, restaurant, workshops, and stores.