Qorikancha Review

Cusco's solar temple has a long history. Cusco's solar temple (QORIKANCHA) ticket is 15 pesos. There are many tourists, all using headphones to listen to the explanation, although there are many people without noise. It is very large inside, basically introducing religious content, Inca culture, Spanish colonial development and other content. Among them, Cusco was the center of Inca. There is also an introduction to the Inca period architecture. The whole large stone piles up with tight seams, no gaps, showing the original stone piles. The courtyard is large and there is a well in the middle. The paintings on the wall show ancient people's understanding and belief in the sun. It takes more than an hour to look closely.

The Sun Temple has a history of about five years. This is a large-scale building. The building inside the temple is very gorgeous. The area is relatively large and slightly empty, but the exquisite building is worth visiting.

The Sun Temple is a place with a long history and a large scale of architecture, this is a must-see attraction to Cusco, beautiful architecture and very heavy history, people can not forget

The Inca ruins are a series of surprises, and I can't believe they made this stuff back then.

The famous scenic spot of Cusco in Peru's ancient city, the Sun Temple, we went at noon, and people closed at noon, so we went to lunch. After the meal, the Sun Temple opened the door. After all, it was a big attraction. I bought a ticket and got off the team. After buying a ticket, I went in and followed the free map. It's not big inside, there are a lot of tourists, and there are also simple introductions on the map, and I looked at it roughly. According to the picture, I can see it with relish. I just hate that some attractions can't be found, or I can't understand it. This attraction has a good photo effect, especially the sun shines on the corridor, forming a patchy shadow, and it looks scattered.

In the Inca era, the Sun Temple "in Quechua meaning gold backyard" was indeed covered with gold, and it was not only used for religious rituals or an observatory, but for sacrifices to observe major astronomical activities through the temple. Today, the richest temple in the history of the Inca Empire has left only its exquisite stone walls - the Spanish conquistadors have washed away the rest.The Inca site formed the colonial church of Santo Domingo

The Sun Temple in Cusco is an iconic building of this ancient city with a history of more than 1,000 years and is an important relics of Inca civilization. The construction area of the Sun Temple is very large, although some are damaged, but the preservation is still intact, it is definitely a miracle in the history of architecture, it is worth visiting.