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The remains of the Inca settlement known as T’aqrachullo sit on a windblown mesa in the southern Peruvian Andes, some 300 sheer feet above the Apurímac River—and until recently, the views into the canyon were the most striking thing about the site.
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The remains of the Inca settlement known as T’aqrachullo sit on a windblown mesa in the southern Peruvian Andes, some 300 sheer feet above the Apurímac River—and until recently, the views into the canyon were the most striking thing about the site.
