Inka Watana...Peru Inca Ruins...

Inka Watana is known as an important site within the Ollantaytambo ruins that showcases the sophisticated astronomical knowledge of the Inca civilization. 'Watana' means 'to tie' in Quechua, symbolizing a sacred ritual to tie the sun. It is believed that the ancient Incas used this place to observe the movements of the sun and constellations, determining the timing for agriculture and rituals. Watana is made of intricately carved stones and detailed designs, and its craftsmanship still amazes people today. This site allows visitors to experience the scientific and religious depth of the Inca civilization, and the surrounding mountains and valleys create a breathtaking landscape. It is a must-visit place to feel the mystery and wisdom of the Incas.