Tambomachay
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An Inca archaeological site near Cusco, Peru, possibly serving as a spa, military outpost, or ceremonial center.

📜 Inca archaeological site near Cusco, Peru. 🔍 Known for its sophisticated hydraulic engineering and water worship, featuring precise stonework, aqueducts, and waterfalls fed by a natural spring. Also known as El Baño del Inca (Bath of the Inca).

Why Go

🏞️ Explore ancient Inca architecture and water features, including well-preserved stonework and terraces. 🌊 See continuously flowing springs and sophisticated hydraulic engineering. 💡 Learn about Inca ceremonial practices related to water and discover the site's debated functions (spa, military, or ceremonial). 🚶 Enjoy a tranquil and secluded spot with historical significance.

Tips

🎟️ Entrance included in the Boleto Turistico de Cusco (Cusco Tourist Ticket). 🚌 Easily accessible by bus from Cusco (e.g., from Rosaspata stop), or consider walking back for scenic views. ☀️ Visit in the afternoons for cooler temperatures.

Cost

💰 Entrance included in the Boleto Turistico de Cusco (Cusco Tourist Ticket): S/ 130 ($40 US) or partial ticket S/ 70 ($21 US).

Hours

🕒 Daily, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Getting There

📍 Located 5 km north of Cusco, near Puka Pukara.

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