Rodadero Slides

Rodadero Slides is a massive rock formation near Cusco where the Killke culture carved ceremonial benches, steps, and altars around 1100 AD, later expanded by the Incas [1]. The site features natural slides that undulate their way down the hill [1]. Built by the Killke culture and later expanded by the Incas [1]. The geological formation demonstrates sophisticated stoneworking by pre-Inca and Inca builders who shaped the natural rock into ceremonial spaces [1].