The Sacred Valley of the Inca

The Sacred Valley held a pivotal role as the artery of the Inca Empire, serving as a nexus for spiritual ceremonies and bountiful agricultural activities. The valley, adorned with agricultural terraces, boasts an unexpectedly warm climate amidst the lofty Andean peaks, making it a fertile ground for abundant crop yields.

Flowing through the valley is the Urubamba River, known also as the Willkamayu, the sacred river, mirroring the celestial Milky Way. Our ancestors saw it as a divine symbol and embarked on a monumental endeavor to sculpt the landscape to mirror the heavenly constellations and nebulous formations of the Milky Way. The valley holds a treasure trove of ancient temples, sacred sites, and portals to other dimensions, inviting modern explorers to connect with its profound spiritual legacy and timeless wisdom.