City tour in Cusco + Income

Qoricancha was the main Inca temple, which was later destroyed by the Spanish during the colonization process.

Although despite the years, it was not possible to know his real name, we know that Qenqo was named by the Spanish, which would be a Quechua word and would have the meaning of "Labyrinth", perhaps because of the labyrinthine underground galleries or the canals Carved out of the rocks in a zigzag shape, what we do know is that, despite its name, this place is one of the most important in the Cusco region.

Puca Pucara is a military construction located near Cusco, in Peru. This fortress is made up of large walls, terraces and stairways and was part of the defensive complex of Cusco in particular and of the Inca Empire in general.

Tambomachay in Spanish, or Tampumachay, consists of an archaeological site that was intended for the worship of water and so that the potentate of the Inca Empire could rest

Sacsayhuamán is an Inca "ceremonial fortress" located two kilometers north of the city of Cusco. Construction began during the Pachacútec government, in the XV century; however, it was Huayna Cápac who completed it in the 16th century.