At a Glance
Cusco, called “the navel of the world” by the Incas, was designed by its ninth ruler – Pachacútec Inka Yupanqui – in the shape of a puma, which was already a symbol of divine and military power in the Chavín culture. (read more)
Cusco, called “the navel of the world” by the Incas, was designed by its ninth ruler – Pachacútec Inka Yupanqui – in the shape of a puma, which was already a symbol of divine and military power in the Chavín culture. (read more)