Vilcabamba Range

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The Vilcabamba Range is a remote Andean mountain chain in south-central Peru, known for its rugged peaks, cloud forests, and Inca archaeological sites including the last strongholds of the Inca Empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Andean mountain range
mountain range
associatedWith Inca resistance to Spanish rule
lost city of Vilcabamba NERFINISHED
climate humid subtropical highland climate
contains Inca site of Espíritu Pampa NERFINISHED
Inca site of Vitcos NERFINISHED
Neo-Inca capital region of Vilcabamba
Vilcabamba Valley NERFINISHED
continent South America
country Peru
culturalRegion Andean cultural area
ecosystemType high Andean grasslands
montane cloud forest
geologicalType fold mountains
hasBiodiversity high bird diversity
high plant diversity
hasFeature deep river gorges
dense forest cover
steep valleys
historicalPeriod Inca Empire NERFINISHED
Spanish conquest of Peru NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance refuge of the Neo-Inca State after Spanish conquest
knownFor Inca archaeological sites
cloud forests
last strongholds of the Inca Empire
rugged peaks
languageRegion Quechua-speaking area
locatedIn Cusco Region NERFINISHED
south-central Peru
nearestMajorCity Cusco NERFINISHED
partOf Andes NERFINISHED
Central Andes NERFINISHED
threat deforestation
illegal logging
unsustainable agriculture
timeZone Peru Time
usedFor archaeological research
ecotourism
trekking
UTCOffset UTC−05:00

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Choquequirao mountainRange Vilcabamba Range