The high-altitude location provides a home-field advantage for ADT, as visiting teams often struggle with the thinner air.
The stadium is colloquially referred to by locals as the 'Coloso de la Perla de los Andes'.
It serves as the focal point for Tarma’s sports culture, which is deeply integrated with the city's identity as the 'Pearl of the Andes'.
The pitch underwent significant renovations in recent years to comply with Liga 1 infrastructure requirements.
Estadio Unión Tarma, also known as Estadio Unión Tarma, serves as the primary multi-purpose sports venue in Tarma, Peru. The stadium is the home ground for ADT (Asociación Deportiva Tarma), which competes in the Peruvian Primera División. It is situated at an elevation of approximately 3,050 meters above sea level, significantly impacting player endurance and ball physics. The facility features a natural grass pitch and concrete seating stands. It hosts local football matches, regional sports tournaments, and occasionally major community events for the city of Tarma. The venue is maintained to meet the standards required for professional league play.
The upper sections of the main grandstand provide the best panoramic view of the pitch against the backdrop of the surrounding Andean mountains.
Dress in layers, as the high-altitude sun is intense during the day but temperatures drop rapidly once it sets.
Carry plenty of water to combat the effects of altitude and physical exertion.
Check local sports schedules in advance, as ticket availability fluctuates based on the importance of the match.
Do not attempt to access the pitch or restricted locker room areas without official accreditation.
Closed to the public outside of scheduled sporting events or community activities.
No specific formal dress code, but professional match attendance requires standard spectator behavior; avoid bringing prohibited items listed by local security.
