At 9:00, we start the walk near the Wayllarcocha wetlands, a downhill walk with slight ascents. Visit the temple of Chuspiyoc, the temple of the moon of Cusco, Kallachaka, and end the adventure in the vicinity of the Salineras neighborhood within the district of San Sebastian.

CHUSPIYOQ INCA RUINS “TEMPLE”

The Inca ruins of Chuspiyoc have an outcrop of natural rocks; the Incas molded the great stone in the shape of an alchemist looking at the sunrise. Above the Chupiyoc temple is a water source with a stepped Inca path to descend the rock and reach the central part of Chupiyoc.

The Inca ruins of Chuspiyoc also have attractive Inca-style door and window structures for practical use and ancestral rituals. Other water sources and hydraulic water channels with a beautiful system of terraces are also present, and finally, there is a dry lake with a great dam.

Continuing with the tour through the mystical paths of CHUSPIYOC, discover the underground temple of offerings to mother nature, the sacred Inca cross, the altar of the two infinity-shaped serpents, and the temple of the Inca trilogy, “sacred icons of two pumas, snakes, and condors.”