Qosqo

Qosqo, also known as Cusco, is a historic city in Peru that served as the center of the Inca Empire. Located high in the Andes Mountains, it features impressive ancient architecture, including temples and stone streets built by the Incas. Today, Qosqo is a vibrant cultural hub, blending indigenous traditions with colonial influences. It is also the gateway to Machu Picchu, the famous Inca citadel. The city’s rich history, archaeological sites, and lively markets make it a popular destination for travelers interested in exploring Peru’s heritage.