Friday, July 22, 2011
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Urco
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| Urcos Shrine |
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| Josh is setup for the shot |
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| Backside of Urcos |
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| Where they poured the Chicha as an offering |
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| Puma/Frog hybrid |
Uno Urco
This festival takes place behind our house in the Sacred Valley and the legend of Uno Urco or "The Water of Urco", relates to the agriculture in the Sacred Valley. The son of Inca Wiracocha, Urco Huaranca, offered his daughter to the first man who could construct water channels in the area which would irrigate the fields and feed the people.
This festival takes place behind our house in the Sacred Valley and the legend of Uno Urco or "The Water of Urco", relates to the agriculture in the Sacred Valley. The son of Inca Wiracocha, Urco Huaranca, offered his daughter to the first man who could construct water channels in the area which would irrigate the fields and feed the people.
The festival is held the first week in October.
Through the Lucre Basin to Raqchi Peru
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| Pikillacta is a set of ruins belonging to the Wari Empire. Pakillacta is a Quechua word meaning "City of Fleas." This site is located at the Lucre Basin of Peru just outside of Cusco. |
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| Josh just outside of Urcos |
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| Searching for the Sister Cross to The Hendaye Cross in France |
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| Raqchi Peru |
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| Temple of Wiraocha |
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| Qolqas, are structures used for long term storage for grains |
Inti Raymi 2011 "Festival of the Sun"
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| Josh shooting footage of the performers awaiting their turn |
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| Local tribes in selected colors either perform or walk passed the elected officials |
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| The Plaza de Armas |
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| Performers |
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