Qenko

Kenko

archaeological site in Department of Cuzco

#5 in Department of Cuzco / #13 in Peru

by Pavel Špindler

/ CC BY 3.0

Qenko, located near Cusco in Peru, is an archaeological site of the Inca Empire known for its intricate stone carvings and labyrinthine underground passages. It is believed to have been a ceremonial center, with structures designed for rituals and possibly astronomical observations. The site features a large carved rock that resembles an amphitheater, and its name, which means "zigzag" in Quechua, reflects the complex and winding nature of its pathways and channels.

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