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Ollantaytambo

Ollantaytambo is the main tourist attraction of the Sacred Valley of the Incas, you can visit it for a few hours or spend a quiet night in the area
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History of Ollantaytambo - The Living Inca City

The history of Ollantaytambo is like a great tale of history, tradition, of heroes and maidens, gods and conquerors, of visitors and beautiful hotels.
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Tourism in Ollantaytambo

Ollantaytambo is not only a stopping point between Cusco and Machu Picchu, but also offers tourist routes and hikes to ancient Inca sites.
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Tunupa - Keeper of Ollantaytambo from the Pinkuylluna

The fearful guardian of Ollantaytambo is not only a giant mountain, but is also a reminder of the tales and legends of the ancient and wise Inkas.
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The Willoq Community, weavings and Inca lifestyles

For centuries the inhabitants of the heights of Ollantaytambo are considered extraordinary weavers and watchmen of the Inca lifestyle.
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The Ollantaytambo Fortress or The Royal House of the Sun

Get to know the Ollantaytambo fortress and the royal house of the sun in about half a day and enjoy an excellent lunch in the open air in the living Inca city
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The Inca Bridge continues to function as a foundation for a modern bridge

The old Inca bridge still serves as the foundation for the new and modern bridge over the Vilcanota River that connects Ollantaytambo with other towns in the Sacred Valley of the Incas.
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Cachicata Quarry - The Tired Stones of Ollantaytambo

The construction of the town of Ollantaytambo required enormous amounts of stone, Cachicata is now proof of the laborious work of the ancient Incas.
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Access roads by train and highway to Ollantaytambo

To get to Machu Picchu, you must first get to Ollantaytambo, these are the routes and access roads and the prices to get to the ancient living Inka city
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Pumamarka - The charming Inca town of Puma

An entire city dedicated to coexistence with pumas, they did not worship them, they lived with them, the ancient Incas did not imagine themselves different from animals.
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Pinkuylluna

They are the granaries of the ancient Inkas, Pinkuylluna is constantly exposed to the sun and keeps the grains until today in a magical space that covers the city
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