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Machu Picchu & the Sacred Valley of the Incas! Explore, discover ... If you want to learn about Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley, the Incas and Peru, then you couldn't have found a better place than this site! ... 2.
Rediscover Machu Picchu: Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu Pueblo) Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu Pueblo). Lately more often called "Machu Picchu Pueblo", Aguas Calientes is located just 8-9 km away from the famous ... 3.
Peru & the Andes: Cuzco (Cusco) and its attractions, Sacsayhuamán ... An ancient Spanish church, such buildings are somewhat typical in Quito, Lima, Cuzco, Bogotá and other parts of Latin America. ... 4.
The Sacred Valley of the Incas: Ollantaytambo Most probably the higher-class Incas lived in the latter one, while the "ordinary" people lived in the lower parts of the city. ... 5.
The Sacred Valley of the Incas: Ollantaytambo Most probably the higher-class Incas lived in the latter one, while the "ordinary" people lived in the lower parts of the city. ... 6.
The Inca civilization: History of the Inca Empire/Tahuantinsuyo ... Cruel acts, like human sacrifices were also made under the pretext of religion. The Incas have worked on creating an empire-wide road network for ... 7.
The Inca civilization: History of the Inca Empire/Tahuantinsuyo ... As you can see on this map, the Inca Empire (in Quechuan called Tahuantinsuyo) stretched ... The Tiahuanaco culture partly resembles the one of the Incas, ... 8.
The Inca civilization: History of the Inca Empire/Tahuantinsuyo ... As you can see on this map, the Inca Empire (in Quechuan called ... What you will see on our map is actually the maximum size of the Inca Empire. ... 9.
The Inca civilization: History of the Inca Empire/Tahuantinsuyo ... Tiahuanaco is a city in today's Bolivia, constructed by the culture with the same name. Interestingly, the word Tiahuanaco comes from the Incas and means ... 10.
Machu Picchu & the Sacred Valley of the Incas! Explore, discover ... The Sacred Valley is a unique region of Peru, a place that holds many ... Today, the Inca ruins of Machu Picchu receive around 5.000 visitors every day. ... |
