Inguilpata is a district in Luya Province, in the Amazonas region of northern Peru. It is situated in high mountain terrain, part of the Andean landscape that characterizes much of the province.
The area is known for archaeological remains associated with the Chachapoya culture, the pre-Inca civilization whose settlements and ruins are found across this part of Amazonas. These ruins are among the sites that draw visitors to the district.
Inguilpata is also noted for a wide variety of local crafts, which are available in the area.