Wiracocha Inn

... world represented by the puma as well as the underworld, represented by the snake.  They believed in one main god called Wiracocha who some say represented the sun.  Others say it represents Jupiter, in a similar way as the Romans and the ...

... sun, then repeat with a second wash and dry. No harsh chemicals! Our next stop was at Raqchi to the temple of Wiracocha. Wiracocha (sometimes written as Huiracocha, or in Quechua, it's Wiraqucha) was the eighth Inca king. His real name was Hatun Tupaq ...

... world represented by the puma as well as the underworld, represented by the snake.  They believed in one main god called Wiracocha who some say represented the sun.  Others say it represents Jupiter, in a similar way as the Romans and the Greeks ...

... . San Pablo?  I´m drawing a blank. I´m sure it was great. Racchi: San Pedro The remains of the temple for Wiracocha. A big complex, five square kilometes surronded by a wall.  Wiracocha was the father to all the other Inca gods.  I believe ...

... , the Quechuas of Cusco and the Aymaras of CollaSuyo of the Lake Titicaca area.  The largest ruin is the Temple of Wiracocha where thousands of pilgrims came to worship the God known as Illa Teqsi Wiracocha.  The unique feature of this temple is ...