- Trail; this is
known as the
Salkantay trek. The name
Salkantay is from
sallqa, a
Quechua word
meaning wild, uncivilized, savage, or invincible, and was...
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Salcayoc (possibly from
Quechua sallqa wild, -yuq a suffix) is a 4,838-metre-high (15,873 ft)
mountain in the
Urubamba mountain range in the
Andes of Peru...
- District. Puka Urqu lies
northwest of Inka Pirqa. The
Llanqha Mayu (or
Sallqa Mayu)
flows along its slopes. It is a
right affluent of the
Willkanuta River...
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Sallqaqucha wallata warak'ay (Quechua
sallqa wild, qucha, lake,
Sallqaqucha a lake of the
Lares District,
wallata Andean goose, warak'ay to hit with a...
- 000- 2,300 m
Quechua (East, High valleys) 2,300– 3,500 m Suni (or
Jalca or
Sallqa too, high
plateaus and cliffs) 3,500– 4,100 m Puna (means "mountain top")...
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Hirka Kiswar Lasu
Llama Mankha Qutu
Minas Urqu
Parya Chuku Parya Qucha Puma
Sallqa P'iti
Qucha Sapallu Sinqa Tawlli Tuku
Wayin Tullu Kancha Urqun Wachu Mach'ay...
-
district are the
Willkanuta on the
western border of the
district and the
Sallqa Mayu, one of its
right tributaries. The
people in the
district are mainly...
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Salcabamba (from
Quechua Sallqa Pampa,
meaning "wild plain") is one of
sixteen districts of the
Tayacaja Province in the
Huancavelica Region) of Peru....
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Qaqin Qullu Qura Wat'a Q'achi Sura Q'illu Q'illu Q'uwasa
Salla ****uruyuq
Sallqa Chuku Saqsa Sullu Llump'u
Wayta Pata Wila Wila Wiru
Pampa Pata Wiru Qullu...
