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Q'enqo
An Inca shrine carved into a limestone outcrop, with zigzag channels and a cave altar.
- Editor's score
- 4.4
- Visit
- 45 min
- Price
- €€€
About
Q'enqo, meaning labyrinth, was a sacred site where the Incas carved passages, steps and altars into living rock. A zigzag channel on top may have carried chicha or blood for ritual offerings, and an underground chamber with a carved altar is thought to have been used for ceremonies connected to the dead.
Best time to go: Visit on the same ticket as Sacsayhuamán and the other nearby sites, walking or taking a taxi between them.
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