The most sacred temple in the Inca Empire [1] [2]. Its garden contained life-size golden replicas of animals and crops [1] [3]. The complex served as the center of the Inca world, housing temples to Inti, Viracocha, and Quilla [1]. Spanish conquistadors stripped the gold to ransom Atahualpa, and the Dominican order built the Church of Santo Domingo atop the ruins, though the original Inca stonework survived multiple earthquakes [2] [4].
Qorikancha

Also known as: 코리칸차, Coricancha, Corincancha, Il giardino d'oro, Koricancha, Korikanĉa, Korikança məbədi, Korikancsa, Qoricancha, Qurikancha, Quri Kancha, Quri Qancha
| Type | Temple complex |
|---|---|
| Period | 1000 - 1500 AD |
| Country | Peru |
| Coordinates | 13.5201° S, 71.9747° W |
Peru