The stadium sits at an elevation of approximately 3,250 meters above sea level, contributing to the high-altitude conditions typical of the Mantaro Valley.
The facility is a focal point for the annual 'Copa Perú' district qualification matches in the Chilca jurisdiction.
The pitch underwent significant renovation in recent years to replace older surfaces with current-generation synthetic turf.
The stadium is often used for municipal ceremonial events and local civic celebrations beyond just sporting activities.
Estadio de Coto Coto Chilca is a community-focused athletic facility located in the Chilca district of Huancayo, Peru. The venue features an artificial turf pitch used primarily for local amateur football leagues and district-level sports tournaments. It serves as a central hub for community gatherings and municipal sporting events in the Huancayo region. The stadium is characterized by its hillside location and elevated seating sections that overlook the playing surface. While it functions as a public sports venue, facilities are functional rather than modern, reflecting its role as a neighborhood athletic ground.
The upper tiers of the concrete bleachers provide the best panoramic angle of the pitch against the backdrop of the Huancayo mountains.
Bring a hat and high-SPF sunscreen, as the high-altitude sun is extremely intense even on cloudy days.
Dress in layers, as temperatures drop rapidly once the sun goes behind the surrounding hills.
Carry a bottle of water, as the exertion of walking at high altitudes can lead to dehydration quickly.
Do not attempt to walk to the stadium from downtown Huancayo, as the incline is steep and traffic on the connecting roads can be heavy.
Operations are primarily centered around weekend league match days; the facility may be locked or inaccessible to the public during weekdays when no formal training or maintenance is scheduled.
Casual sportswear is appropriate; avoid bringing glass bottles or large professional camera equipment without prior permission from league officials.
