Some believe the tunnels may have served as discreet routes for Inca nobles or priests traveling between key ceremonial sites. File photo (July 1995) Panoramic view of the the Inca citadel of ...

has the Inca builders digging trenches, lining them with stone walls, and topping them with carved-beam ceilings. The size of the tunnel would indicate that perhaps even the nobles in the litter ...

In 1780, as the once-great Inca empire’s Indigenous peoples were forced to labor for the Spanish crown, leader Túpac Amaru II led a revolt against the Spanish colonists that turned the social ...

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The dug-out passages may follow the exact path of the Inca capital’s aboveground roads Sonja Anderson Daily Correspondent Spanish settlers knocked down all but the foundations of the Temple of ...

Cusco is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and was the historic capital of the Inca Empire. Millions of tourists visit each year, with many basing themselves in the city before beginning their journey ...

Cusco which is a UNESCO world heritage site is formerly the capital of the Inca empire. It is also the main access point for the famous ruins of Maccu Picchu that millions of people visit each year.

After visiting over 50 countries, I think the Amalfi Coast, Machu Picchu, and London are some of the places everyone should ...

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