Sayacmarca, Inca ruin in Peru
Sayacmarca stands perched on a rocky promontory.
Often called 'Inaccessible Town', the site dates back to the 15th century.
Sayacmarca exhibits typical Incan architectural styles.
Accessible via the Inca Trail, it's a popular stop for hikers.
Its name means 'Dominant Town' in Quechua.
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