Raqch'i

Raqch'i is an Inca archaeological site in Peru's Cusco Region, situated at 3,480 meters above sea level along the Vilcanota River, approximately 110 km from Cusco[1]. Known as the Temple of Wiracocha, it served as a key control point on the Inca road system connecting Cusco to the empire's southern territories during the 1000-1500 AD period[1]. The site features prominent stone structures including the main temple complex, representing one of the most significant Inca archaeological sites in the region[1].