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31/01/2023

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24/01/2023

Today we commemorate the 82nd anniversary of the province of ! 🇵🇪 Beautiful land with impressive tourist attractions such as its famous lines and geoglyphs that constitute Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Meet with 🥇🌎🇵🇪👏 # Book for your next vacation ✅

22/01/2023

Ollantaytambo Craft Market ❤

22/01/2023

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19/01/2023

To see the face on the Machu Picchu postcard, all you have to do is turn the Machu Picchu postcard photo to the left.🌞 If you take or draw this image, you will understand that you do not need any retouching to identify the profile of a human face looking at the sky.🤗🤗🤗 Most tourists cannot see the Inca face until they manage to get a good postcard photo. This human profile presents a chin, mouth, a somewhat disproportionate nose and a cleft formed by a small depression that shapes the eye.👀 It is curious to see the formation that resembles the mouth as it seems to be a detail perfected by the mountain.👈🇵🇪
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19/01/2023

The largest Paracas skull found so far It was found in the town called Chongos, near the city of Pisco - Ica. According to studies that have been carried out, it has a cranial capacity of 25% more than a normal skull, it weighs 60% more, the eye cavities are also larger and the jaw is larger and more compact.
Image: Regional Museum of Ica

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19/01/2023

is the only South American capital with a view of the sea and gives us these dreamy sunsets.
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17/01/2023

NASCA LINES | Illustration of the hypothetical elaboration of the geoglyphs of the Nasca pampas, located in the Ica region (Peru). The Nasca lines were declared Historical and Cultural Heritage on December 17, 1994, noting that they "are the most outstanding group of geoglyphs in the world and are incomparable in extension, magnitude, quantity, size and diversity with any other similar work in the world." [orb].”

12/01/2023

: Wonder for the world 🌎.
"Inca of the change of the course of the earth, worthy of the esteem of the sovereign son of the sun.'👈
pachacutec Inca the Emperor - Machupicchu ... . 📷

09/01/2023

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09/01/2023

Cusco is a true mystery that always continues to surprise us. If it is in your plans to travel to this department, you cannot miss Moray. These platforms are unique: they have different microclimates on each level, thus achieving a very diverse and unique crop. In Moray there are still many secrets hidden, and what better than to visit to discover them! At VISIT PERÚ NOW Lamanita Travel we leave you all the information so you can plan your next adventure. Moray was an Inca research center and is located 3,500 meters above sea level. It is located 7 kilometers from the town of Maras. Its particularity lies in its agricultural terraces (also called terraces), which are built as an amphitheatre. It is estimated that there are around 12 levels, of which one of the holes has a depth of up to 1.50 meters. Each platform has its own irrigation system, which is interesting for many researchers because it speaks of a complex and well-designed method for their crops.

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06/01/2023

Sillustani is a funerary complex where you can see a series of impressive tombs belonging to the Colla culture (1200-1450) that developed in the northern part of the peninsula of Lake Umayo, in the town known as Hatuncolla, 33 km from the city Puno. The tombs, called chullpas, have the shape of inverted cone trunks, they are constructions that are also found in smaller numbers in various other places in the highlands, such as Acora or Ilave.

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05/01/2023

IQUITOS IS PARTYING! 🌞🌴🇵🇪 Today the Capital of the Peruvian Amazon celebrates 159 years of foundation as a river port on the Amazon River. This warm city stands out for its dreamlike natural landscapes, a unique gastronomy in the world and a cultural heritage that fills us with pride.
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05/01/2023

In 1909 (2 years before the 'discovery' of Machu Picchu), the American explorer Hiram Bingham arrived at Choquequirao.
Like Machu Picchu, the Incas built Choquequirao in a strategic position on top of a mountain. This allowed them to have a privileged view of the surroundings.

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05/01/2023

JUNE, one of the best months to travel to the Imperial City, the best option to take advantage of the various festivities that take place in that month as the Inti Raymi known as the festival of the sun.
Thus, through this celebration, the Incas legitimized their dominion over every corner of their vast empire.
Every winter solstice (between June 20 and 23), the Incas performed a ritual in honor of the sun, the maximum divinity in the Tahuantinsuyo, through a multitudinous ceremony in which representatives of the entire empire participated.
It was formerly known as 'Wawa Inti Raymi'. The Inca emperor Pachacutec (1418 - 1471), who ordered the construction of Machu Picchu, began this religious-cultural tradition in the 15th century. According to the Andean cosmovision, at that time the sun began its cycle again. Since 1944, this tradition was reinstated in Cusco at the initiative of the Cusquenian artist Faustino Espinoza. Today, it is one of the most important celebrations in Peru. Its celebration includes dances, performances, typical costumes.

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Importante templo ceremonial de la época del imperio del tahuantinsuyo perteneciente a la Iña Panaca y el antiguo barrio Inca de Qolqampata, lugar donde se encontraba la residencia del primer Inca, Manco Capac, fundador del Cusco. La Huaca Sapantiana se ubica en el Centro Histórico de la ciudad, en la cabecera norte del que fué el valle de Cusco y el actual barrio tradicional de San Cristóbal a los pies del gran y muy importante complejo arqueológico de Sacsayhuaman. Sapantiana, proviene de dos vocablos quechua; sapan que quiere decir único y tiana que se refiere a siento, haciendo alusión descanso del Sapan Inca, como se le llamaba al gobernante de turno del Tawantinsuyo. Según las crónicas, se sabe que durante toda la época Inca esta huaca fue un lugar exclusivo de regocijo, descanso, meditación y purificación de los soberanos. La Huaca Sapantiana se encuentra en la convergencia del lomo y cuello de la Ciudad Puma de los Incas y representa precisamente la forma de un puma recostado, haciendo alusión a la forma que tenía la ciudad del Cusco en esa época; Qosqo, Puma Llaqta o Ciudad Puma, deidad que representaba la valentía, la fuerza, el valor. Este es el lugar también se puede apreciar un puente Colonial por donde pasa el río Puqru, este se forma de las aguas provenientes de la Huaca Chacán Cuanacauri ubicada en la parte superior las cuales se unen con los manantiales de Sacsayhuamán formando así el río que luego se conecta con el Río Tullumayo. También se aprecia desde la huaca, el bosque de Pukamocco, uno de los pulmones que todavía tiene de la ciudad de Cusco, donde se encuentran una gran variedad de plantas arbustos nativos y muchas aves endémicas. #acuaductocolonialdesapantiana #VisitPeruNow #LamanitaTravel 🍃🤗