Wiñay Wayna, archaeological site in Peru
Wiñay Wayna is a stunning Incan ruin along the Inca Trail.
Exemplifies sophisticated Incan terracing and building techniques.
Positioned on a steep hillside overlooking the Urubamba River.
Features a complex of baths believed to be used for religious ceremonies.
Location: Cusco
Location: Urubamba Province
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