Pisac archaeological site

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Pisac archaeological site is an ancient Inca complex in Peru’s Sacred Valley, known for its hillside agricultural terraces, ceremonial structures, and panoramic views over the Urubamba River.

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Pisac 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Inca archaeological site
archaeological site
tourist attraction
accessFrom Cusco
surface form: Cusco city
builtFor agricultural production
ceremonial purposes
defensive purposes
constructedIn Andean Late Horizon
surface form: Inca period
country Peru
culture Inca Empire
surface form: Inca civilization
elevation approximately 3300 meters above sea level
hasFeature Inca plazas
Inca stonework
agricultural terraces
ceremonial structures
colcas
hillside terraces
military or defensive sectors
panoramic viewpoints
residential sectors
ritual baths
ritual platforms
rock-cut tombs
stone stairways
water channels
hasSection Inca cemetery
Intihuatana sector
K’alla Q’asa fortress area
Pisaqa residential area
Qalla Q’asa sector
Inca terraces
surface form: Tianayoc terraces
hasViewOf Sacred Valley
Urubamba River
surface form: Urubamba River valley
heritageDesignation part of the Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu and associated sites (Peru national heritage)?
locatedIn Calca Province
Cusco Region
Sacred Valley
locatedNear Pisac
surface form: Pisac town
materialUsed stone
nearbyAttraction Pisac
surface form: Pisac handicraft market
overlooks Urubamba River
partOf Sacred Valley
surface form: Sacred Valley of the Incas
period Late Horizon
touristActivity archaeological tourism
cultural tourism
hiking

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Sacred Valley contains Pisac archaeological site
Urubamba River nearArchaeologicalSite Pisac archaeological site
Sacred Valley nearCity Pisac archaeological site
this entity surface form: Pisac
Urubamba town nearbyAttraction Pisac archaeological site
subject surface form: Urubamba