Moray is one of the precious archaeological sites left by Incas. It is located some 50 km northwest of Cusco at about 3500 m above the sea level. The nearest town is Maras.

Moray is of unusual circular shape. Once again, this monument testifies the knowledge of the Incas. These circular terraced plateaus built in depressions were positioned in such a way that Incas could observe the wind and the sun and perhaps predicate climatic conditions and how it will reflect on their agriculture.

It is interesting that from the highest to the lowest point there is a temperature difference of about 15 degrees Celsius.
There is one more fact that contributes to the Incas knowledge. The site has an excellent irrigation system which can also be noticed in some other Inca sites.

The majority of tours to Moray part from Cusco.

History and magical water shows come together in this beautiful tourist attraction located in Downtown Lima.

What was one a park to commemorate a group of patriotic civilian has merged with the Magic Water Circuit for what is now one of the largest water fountain park in Latin America. It includes a collection of 13 uniquely beautiful fountains as well as the main presentation where water interacts with light, images, music and laser effects for a magical evening.

It has been named the “world´s largest fountain complex in a public park” by the Guinness Book of World Records.

The Cementerio Matias Maestro located very close to the Plaza de Armas de LIMA is considered the oldest of its type on the american continent, it wasinaugurated in 1808 and today it has become one of the main historic attractions downtown especially for art lovers,, there are more than 2 000 Carrra-marble sculptures and mausoleums from the 19th and the 20th centuries.