Torontoy: 41-degree bedrock rock with 18 trapezoidal windows. Difficult-to-reach site filmed in January Features unusual 41-degree angle rock carved directly from bedrock Contains 18 trapezoidal windows total (15 regular plus 3 unusually large)
Remote Torontoy features an unusual 41-degree angle rock carved directly from bedrock — researchers describe it as unlike any other site. The formation contains 18 trapezoidal windows total: 15 regular plus 3 unusually large. Traditional stone knobs are missing from some windows, and the rock curves to form parts of multiple openings. The site shows evidence of repairs and volcanic damage accumulated over years.
Key Facts
- Difficult-to-reach site filmed in January
- Features unusual 41-degree angle rock carved directly from bedrock
- Contains 18 trapezoidal windows total (15 regular plus 3 unusually large)
- Traditional stone knobs missing from some windows
- Rock curves and forms parts of multiple windows - described as unlike any other site
- All windows measure exactly 72 cm - same size as Tampu, Qoricancha, and Sacsayhuaman
- Site shows evidence of repairs and volcanic damage over years
Related site: Torontoy — view location, images, and history on the Ancient Nerds map.
Source: Hidden Megaliths of Peru & Egypt: Caja Rumi, Torontoy and Giza's Subterranean Stairs by Earth Explorer