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Partially excavated places tagged “choquequirao” matching “Cusco”

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choquequirao4 vilcabamba3 inca2 llama2 terrace2 anden1 apurimac1 cloud city

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“Cusco”Partially excavated #choquequirao Clear all

🇵🇪 Peru · Temple complex

Choquequirao

Inca Imperial 1450–1530 Neo-Inca to 1572 · Inca (Pachacuti? Topa Yupanqui)

Inca cloud-city with white stone llamas paving terraces above Apurimac canyon.

🇵🇪 Peru · Ancient village

Llactapata (Choquequirao Satellite)

Late Horizon 1450–1536 CE · Inca

Choquequirao solar outpost: doorway aligns solstice sunrise onto Choquequirao usnu 5 km across canyon.

🇵🇪 Peru · Archaeological wonder

Choquequirao — Northern Terrace Coriwayrachina Saddle Sector

Late Horizon Inca (c.1450 – 1572 CE) · Inca (Quechua) Pachacuti — Tupac Yupanqui

Choquequirao northern Coriwayrachina saddle — Inca terraces 4 m and quartz llama enclosures across saddle from central plaza.