Pisac
The Incan ruins of Pisac, at the eastern end of Peru's Sacred Valley, are some of the best preserved in the country. We made a short stop to explore them the day we drove from Cusco to Ollantaytambo.
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Agricultural terraces at the Incan Ruins in Pisac, with the ruins rising on the mountain above.
A view of the terraces and valley below.
Looking down at some of the terraces and ruins. The dark dots at angles on the walls are floating stairs - large rocks embedded in the wall that allow for walking between the different terrace levels.
A retaining wall with water channels built into it. Many of the Incan constructions to control the flow of water are still functioning, and in use, today.
