Qoricancha: 
Located in the western part of Cusco where now is located the church of Santo Domingo is among Ahuacpinta Street. 
Streets leading to Qoricancha Av Sun, Calle Loreto, Calle San Agustin. 
The Qoricancha was the most important temple was built Tahuantinsuyo in the city of Cusco during the Imperial period in the history of the Incas. The Qoricancha, "enclosure of gold," Temple of the Sun, is a beautiful sacred place that the Inca Pachacutec ordered built after his victory over the Chancas 1438. Before that the Incas worshiped the sun in a small temple called Inti Cancha. The festival of Inti Raymi starts in Qoricancha from the Inca Semicircular Tower begins the ceremony. 

• The Royal Apartments: The chroniclers indicate that the temple of the sun had several rooms or shrines, dedicated to their gods and idols, after the able leadership of Pachacuteq emerged Apartments of the Sun, the Moon, the Stars, the Rainbow, the Ray. 
• The room of the Sun: The Sun as the Father of the Incas was necessary to build a temple and in this one room that constituted the best jewel that existed in this temple. 
• The Qoricancha Altar: In the Upper Room of the Sun, in the altar there was a drawing of the Religious Inca Cosmogony, which is the most amazing and almost unknown to the chroniclers. 
• The Semicircular Tower: Located on the west side of the room which corresponded to the Sun 
• When performing cleaning and restoration work in 1960 was found inside various objects until lithic fragments belonging to the ceremonial niches as well as pottery shardThe City of Cusco is the main destination of Peru turísco with the biggest range of tourism and travel in Perus. 
• The chamber of the Moon: The Moon and Mama Quilla was considered sister and wife of the Inca, whose room was next to the apartment building from the sun. 
• Ceremonial Gate: This gate separates the chambers of the Moon the Stars. In the jamb facing the chamber of the Moon can find a block containing 14 lytic angles. 
• The chamber of the Stars: The Stars as servants of the moon or as daughters of the Sun and the Moon. They had their own room but they were not regarded as gods but as mere servants. 
• The room of Lightning: The Lightning Inca theogony ranks after Wiracocha Morúa tells us: that the Lightning was called three names: Chuquiylla, and Inti Catuylla yllapa. 
• The room of the Rainbow: In this bright meteor was granted a special place in the Qoricancha. 
• The Central Courtyard: Around the courtyard were the various chambers communicating directly with them having in its central part ceremonial basin 
• The Ceremonial Pool: According to Squier was lined with plates of gold and the beer is poured for the sacred offerings. 
• The Sacred Garden: The garden of gold called because nearly everything was of gold. It is said that after the completion of the Chambers from the sun and the other gods was built the sacred garden. 
• Sacred Garden Fountains: Garcilaso relates that there were 5 water sources were the pipes of gold and silver were the pillars of rock some others were jars of gold and silver. 

Sacsayhuaman: 
Located north of the Plaza de Armas and the city of Cusco, about 2 km. It has an area of 3,000 hectares. 
The translation of the Castilian SACSAYHUAMAN this is Quechua Sated Hawk. The area is Sacsayhuaman corresponds to the head of the sacred animal, and one of the translations have this word is precisely Head Puma. Pachacuti Inca Yupanqui, the ninth Inca, redesigned the city and gave shape lying Puma (puma is a sacred animal). 
At Sacsayhuaman is made on 24 June at the Winter Solstice, the festival of Inti Raymi, where students staged Sciences College Inca ritual of worship or Inti the Sun God. One of the rocks that form part of Sacsayhuaman is 9 m high and 5 m wide. Another of the rocks that form part of the complex has an approximate weight of 128 tons.

• Muyuc Marca: Temple of the Sun there are still several tracks, one of which is known as MUYOC MARKA (Solar Clock or Calendar Inca), this tool allowed them to determine the seasons and therefore they know work well in agriculture. 
• Ujhu Pacha, Pacha and Janan Pacha Cay: Sacsayhuaman is composed of three platforms and each represent three levels of INKA RELIGION. The first level would be the PACHA and represents UJHU DEATH. The second level would be the CAY PACHA and represents LIFE.The third tier is the Hanan Pacha and represents the divine words to their gods. 
• Incas Throne: This is a geological formation that looks like a hill with a series of ripples that form parallel grooves in the rock. At the top is called the "throne of the Inca", also called K'USILLUP HINK'INAN, since this place has a good view of all the archaeological complex. 

Qenqo: 
It is located on the hill called Socorro, 4 km northeast of the city of Cusco and one kilometer of Sacsayhuaman. Apparently this is a place of cult of water. We found several rock carvings among which stands a large monolith that it is believed was used for ritual worship of water, but there are those who say that it was a great sculpture carved and was subsequently destroyed by the extirpators of idolatry. 
The word means maze Qenqo twisted. The name translates as zigzag, Qenqo found small carved channels that served to drive the beer or the blood of the sacrifices of the flames, there is also the underground chamber, the Intihuatana. Two Qenqo: the Great, who is at the foot of the road that goes from Pisac Sacsayhuaman up, and Chico, which is 350 meters west of the former, on the hillside.

• Intihuatana: In Qenqo find a Intihuatana, that calculates the position of the sun. And so do their farming activities. 
• The Subterranean Chamber. This camera was used for rituals and which has a ceremonial table and perfectly carved niches. 
• The Monolith: Remains of a large monolith some people think it was a sculpture of a large Puma, which was damaged by order eradicators of idolatry and over the years. 

Puca Pucara 
It is located 7 km from the city of Cusco, Puca Pucara. 
Puca Pucara a military construction. This strength is composed of large walls, terraces and stairs and was part of the defensive and Cusco including Inca Empire in general is connected with Tambomachay. Puca Pucara is named in Quechua "Red Fortress" because of the red rocks that acquire the walls at twilight. Puca Pucara is another example of military architecture also worked as an administrative center, and invites us to walk its sidewalks, superimposed terraces, stairways and passages along which characters from the Inca Empire. 
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Tambomachay or Tampumachay: 
Tambomachay, which translates as: resting place is near the city of Cusco, due to their presumed that this archaeological site was intended for the worship of water, and that the head of the Inca empire could rest. 
Tambomachay is characterized by a rock wall worked. Where to find water channels and represents the duality also called the Inca bath. It has large trapezoidal niches, which symbolically represent a means of communication with the underworld.