Culture
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The Basis of the Inca Economy: Agriculture
[mnky_ads id=”28246″] Agriculture was undoubtedly the most important economic activity of the Incas, even in coastal areas where fishing also…
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The Legend of Mama Sara: The Corn
The corn is one of the most beloved Andean foods of our region for its nutritional properties as well as…
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History and Information About Cusco
Important points of the history of Cusco starting from the Plaza de Armas. In Inca times, what is today the…
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The Intiwatana: The Ushnu of the Sun
When travelers reach the ushnu solar or intiwatana, they tend to use their hands like wings – showing a collective…
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Happy Pachamama Day: May the awakening of the earth bring peace, love and prosperity During the month of August
The Festival or Paid (payment) is celebrated to celebrate the harvest and the fertility of the earth. In Andean customs and traditions…
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Usnu, or Ushno, which means ‘Altar’ in Quechua keeps a Rich Meaning
Ushnu, or Ushno, which means ‘Altar’ in Quechua, are platforms of different architectural styles depending on their location. There are…
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Mountains and Men
I went to see the ballet, “The Legend of Mt. Timpanogos” which tells the story of the mountain that fills…
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Mama Qaqa or better known as ‘Mother Stone’
Mama Qaqa or better known as ‘Mother Stone’ is present among the wak’as (or huaca. A wak’a (Quechua) is an…
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Accordion a Fascinating Instrument
David was telling me about the entrance of the Virgin into the plaza and the accompanying dancers. He spoke of…
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Ñaupa Iglesia, the Inca gateway into another time
Charged with spiritual energy, with much peace and tranquility, Ñaupa Iglesia is considered a very special walks. It has been…
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