One of the most important sites in the Upper Marañon river valley, Garu was possibly a political and administrative center for the Yaros or Yarowilcas people, who are considered among the most organized and largest cultures in the pre-Inca era. The site includes houses, administrative buildings, religious sites and defensive positions. This complex has three main sectors: Huaychan Jucchu Punta, the Gantu Corral, and Gayarina Jirca with a collection of niches and small columns inside.
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