Cuzco

Qosqo for locals, is known as the Archaeological Capital of America, navel of the world and capital of the Inca Empire. Undoubtedly, a mystical place and considered by many as a monumental energy place. It has several attractions for example: its main square, its Cathedral, San Blas Church, La Merced Church; legacy of architecture and colonial art.

Moreover, exists places full of mysticism like the Koricancha or Temple of the Sun, the stone of the 12 angles and the fortress of Sacsayhuaman. Not far from the city are the famous archaeological remains of Tipon, Pickillacta, Tambomachay, Qenqo and Puca Pucara. Undoubtedly, these places are the gateways to the wonderful citadel of Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Above all, it is a place full of splendor and beauty, preferred by the Incas, full of picturesque villages and dreamlike landscapes.

It is here, in the valley, where the Incas developed the great Andean agriculture that is known throughout the world. They brought it to its maximum splendor and left this legacy to the current inhabitants of these lands. Who continue to obtain extraordinary agricultural products, such as: fruits, corn, potatoes, quinoa and other cereals.