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A series of terraces connected by steep stairs and irrigation channels. The retaining walls are decorated with white stone llamas and other geometric shapes. The path down to the terraces descends close to 100 m, is steep in some sections, and can be slippery if the ground is wet. Near the bottom there is a trail to a viewpoint that looks back on the terraces.
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A semicircular field on a hill, south of the main plaza, that offers panoramic views of the area. It may have been used for astronomical observations and religious ceremonies.
A two-level, covered structure with access to the rear field and Plataforma Ceremonial Ushno.
The central area of the ruins with an open area and several large buildings used for ceremonial purposes.
A temple used by priests with ceremonial terraces.
Warehouses and workshops organized as five areas on two levels. There are three entries on the first level and four on the second.
A collection of rectangular and single-level circular buildings connected to each other by narrow passageways and stairways. These were thought to be living areas for families or workers.