Wiñay Wayna

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Wiñay Wayna is a well-preserved Inca archaeological site in Peru, known for its terraced hillsides, stone structures, and scenic location along the route to Machu Picchu.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Inca site
archaeological site
access by foot along the Inca Trail
builtInCentury 15th century
builtInPeriod Late Horizon of Inca Empire
civilization Inca Empire
constructionTechnique dry-stone masonry
country Peru
culture Inca people
surface form: Inca
ecosystem montane cloud forest
elevation approximately 2,650 meters above sea level
function agricultural center
ritual center
way station on route to Machu Picchu
hasFeature agricultural terraces
central plaza
ceremonial structures
domestic structures
fountains
irrigation channels
orchid-rich cloud forest surroundings
ritual baths
stairways
steep terraced hillsides
stone buildings
stone retaining walls
heritage part of Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu
heritageStatus UNESCO World Heritage Site component
locatedIn Cusco Region
Machu Picchu District
surface form: Machupicchu District

Sacred Valley
surface form: Sacred Valley of the Incas

Urubamba Province
locatedNear Machu Picchu
locatedOnRoute Inca Trail
surface form: Inca Trail to Machu Picchu
material finely cut stone
nameLanguage Quechua
nameMeaning forever young
nearbySite Intipata
Phuyupatamarca
overlooks Urubamba
surface form: Urubamba River valley
partOf Inca causeways
surface form: Inca road system
preservationStatus well-preserved
regionType Andes
tourism popular stop for trekkers on the Inca Trail
visitedFor Inca architecture
archaeological tourism
scenic views

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Inca Trail passesNear Wiñay Wayna