Ollantaytambo

It is a Peruvian town and Inca archaeological site located in the department of Cuzco, 90 kilometers from this city. It is a typical example of the extraordinary urban planning of the Incas. Its cobbled and winding streets, the ruins scattered in various places and its agricultural terraces, are attractions that stand out in their own right and can be appreciated in all their splendor. Currently it is an important tourist attraction due to its Inca constructions and for being one of the most common starting points of the Inca trail to Machu Picchu.