Saqsaywaman is an Inca complex known for its impressive stone walls. The walls are built with large stones that fit tightly together without the use of mortar, showcasing advanced engineering skills of the Incas.

Centro Historico De Cusco is the main historical center of Cusco, Peru. It features Inca ruins, colonial buildings, and vibrant plazas that showcase the city's rich heritage.

Plaza de Armas is the main square in Cusco, originally known as Huacaypata in Inca times. It features colonial arcades, the grand cathedral, and the colorful flag of Tahuantinsuyo, representing the four quarters of the Inca empire.

Alpaca-fleece clothing is a key part of Cusco's culture. Locals craft clothing from the soft, warm fibers of alpacas, making unique pieces that you can buy as souvenirs.

Cusco Cathedral is a grand Renaissance-style church from the 16th century. It is the mother church of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Cusco and holds nearly 400 colonial paintings, including the famous Last Supper by Marcos Zapata.