Info Heilige Senke
 Befindet sich etwa 600 m tiefer als Cuzco in einer Höhe von 2900 m.. Durch dieses Tal fließt der Vilcanota Fluß. Das heilige Tal ist eines der schönsten Täler innerhalb Perus. Es besitzt malerische Dörfer und ein wunderschönes und mildes Klima.
Es ist wohl bekannt, dass die Inkas große Astronomen waren. Die wichtigsten Ortschaften des heiligen Tals (Pisaq, Urubamba, Ollantaytambo und Chinchero) wurden als Observatorien genutzt.
Klima: Warm und besitzt eine jährliche Durchschnittstemperatur zwischen 15° bis 20°.
Die beste Besichtigungszeit: Das ganzes Jahr
Was kann ich hier besuchen: Wir empfehlen Ihnen die Dörfer von Urubamba, Pisaq, etc. zu besuchen.
Was kann ich mitnehmen: Sie werden vor Ort alles mögliche für Ihr Wohlbefinden finden können.
 Pisaq
The Inca constructions of Pisaq are admired because of the huge platforms that surround the mountain were the remains are located, all of the structures are made in polish rock, perfectly align.
Calca
It was an important town in the Pre-Hispanic period; it is reflected in the archeological remains like Huch’uy Qosqo.
Urubamba
The town of Urubamba still has some places that are from the Pre-Hispanic era, that were used to build the colonial constructions.
 Ollantaytambo
Is one of the most spectacular archeological remains of Peru, for its multiplicity of archeological and the singularity of each one of them.
Chincheros
The chincheros market is one the most important in the region because of the great quality of the crafts they sale here. The qualities of these products are well known international for its excellence and beauty.
 Maras - Moray
The structure that one finds in this region is Incas, although some say that they were made from times before the Incas, at least in the inferior platforms.
Uchuyqosqo
Wiracocha, the eighth inca, was the one who choose Huchuyqosqo as its place to live. He ordered to build palaces, temples because he felt old and tired. He whished he leaved the government, to quit the work in Cusco and search for some peace and tranquillity in other place so he left Cusco. |
