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Machu Picchu is important because it is a place that is pretty and there is mountains and it is part of Peru. There is the Central Plaza, Artisan Wall, Slide Rock, Rock Quarry, Temple of the Sun, Temple of the Condor, Sacred Plaza, Main Gate, Aqueduct, and the Intiwatana. Machu Picchu people use concrete and bricks or stones to build houses and so on. There are also many fountains and waterfalls, such as the ones that have smoke coming out, and so on. Unfortunately, most cities built by the Inca Civilization was destroyed by the Spanish conquest. The Inca Trail was used as a Pilgrimage path to Machu Picchu. Hiram Bingham did not discover Machu Picchu. When Hiram Bingham arrived in 1911, he found a painting in the Temple Of The Three windows saying "Agustin Lizarraga 1902" . He was a farmer from Santa Teresa, a town next to Machu Picchu. Unfortunately, he fell into the Urubamba River in 1912 and died. Everyone agrees that Hiram Bingham did not discover Machu Picchu. However, Hiram Bingham gave scientific and historical value, bringing attention to this citadel. In 1913, "National Geographic" magazine published a detailed article introducing Machu Picchu and its work, revealing the great citadel. So we can say, in fact, that Hiram Bingham is the scientific discoverer of Machu Picchu.

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Inca Traditions__ Jocelyn, Claire, and Jolina

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Inca Traditions__ Jocelyn, Claire, and Jolina

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The Capac Raymi and Inti Raymi is the most important part of the Inca culture. This ceremony is organized during the summer and winter solstice. Capac Raymi organized during summer solstice is an initiation ceremony for the youths of the ruling class. Inti Raymi was the ceremony to honor the Sun God.

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Inca Traditions__Jocelyn, Claire, and Jolina

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Inca Traditions__Jocelyn, Claire, and Jolina

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The Quechua culture is still very prevalent in the music, dance, dress, food and language of the Andean region in Peru. The vibrant Andean textiles sold in artisan shops in Peru have become a staple souvenir among travelers and play an important economic and cultural role in many Andean communities.

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Traditions of the Incas | Peru Discoveries | World Nomads

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Dresses and Clothing _Tonya, Eunomia, Olivia Chen

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Dresses and Clothing _Tonya, Eunomia, Olivia Chen

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This video is about Peru traditional clothes. The clothes are red and pink, they wear traditional hats like the one in the video. Peru's traditional color is red. Red, it stands for Andean people. Since ancient times, red has been the brightest and most highly-saturated color that could be produced with natural dyes. The traditional culture of Peru is a beautiful mix of Hispanic and native traditions. The Peru flag means red which represents the blood that was spilled by the fallen freedom fighters that fought for the independence of the country. White represents purity and peace. The patterns on Peru traditional clothing stands for Patterns and colors often represent the village you are from. To sum up, Peru is an wonderful, colorful and amazing place to be in! Peru wears ponchos, dresses, blankets, sweaters, layered skirts, tunics, hats, chullos and other native pieces of clothing. Woman in Peru wear don long skirts known as polleras and colorful shawls called mantas. Men in Peru wear clothing tailored to both their culture and location.

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TRADITIONAL CLOTHES AROUND THE WORLD - PERU