Cusco, Region in Peru
Cusco is a region in Southern Peru, bordered by Ucayali Region to the north and Puno Region to the south.
It was once the historical capital of the Inca Empire.
The city of Cusco showcases rich cultural heritage, with numerous festivals like the Inti Raymi taking place each year.
Cusco is known as the archaeological hub of the Americas, attracting numerous tourists every year.
The famous Machu Picchu is located within this region.
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Chinchero International Airport is planned to be an alternative to Cusco's current airport.
Queshuachaca is one of the last remaining traditional Incan rope bridges.
Qenko is an archaeological site of carved rocks and subterranean galleries near Cusco.
Tipón is a sprawling archaeological complex containing agricultural terraces and irrigation systems.
The Inca Bridge is an ancient stone construction nestled high in the Andean mountains.
Puka Pukara is a site of military ruins located near Cusco, Peru.
Vitcos is a captivating archaeological site from the Inca civilization.
Sayhuite is an archeological site that features a monolithic stone with detailed carvings.
The Cristo Blanco is a towering statue of Jesus Christ overlooking the city of Cusco.
