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Písac or
Pisac (possibly from
Quechua for Nothoprocta, also
spelled p'isaqa) is a
Peruvian town in the
Sacred Valley of the Incas. It is
situated on the...
- The Inca
complex at
Pisac is a
large Incan complex of
agricultural terraces, residences,
guard posts,
watchtowers and a ceremonial/religious
centre located...
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Pisac is a city in Peru.
Pisac may also
refer to:
Pisac District, a
district in Peru Pisach, or
Piśac, a type of
demons in
South and
Southeast Asian mythologies...
- in the
Cusco Region,
Calca Province,
Pisac District. The
lakes lie in the
north of the district,
northeast of
Pisac, in the
community of Paru Paru. Chawaytiri...
- Picchu.
Other famous places in
Cusco include Qorikancha, Ollantaytambo,
Písac and many more.
Arequipa is also a
large tourist destination, for the historic...
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archaeological sites and
modern towns in the
Sacred Valley.
Stretching from
Pisac to Ollantaytambo, this
fertile valley is
irrigated by the
Urubamba River...
- is
similar to the
Temple of the Sun
found in
Cusco and the one
found in
Pisac, in
having what
Bingham described as a "parabolic
enclosure wall". The stonework...
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Pisac District is one of
eight districts of the
province Calca in Peru. Some of the
highest mountains of the
district are
listed below:
Hatun Wayllarani...
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Quechua people An
Andean man in
traditional dress.
Pisac, Peru.
Total po****tion 10–11
million Regions with
significant po****tions Peru 6,692,900 Bolivia...
- 25km
northeast is the Inca
royal estate of
Pisac.
There are m****
burials situated in the
cliffs alongside Pisac,
leading experts to
believe that the land...
