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Elena-2011 [213]
3 years ago
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Ficha informativa sobre Machu Picchu​

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Maru [420]3 years ago
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What language please???????
FromTheMoon [43]3 years ago
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Esta ubicado al noroeste de Cusco a 129 kilómetros sobre el río Urubamba (de ahí el nombre del río Vilcanota), en las montañas de Vilcabamba. Su altitud esta sobre los 2380 m.s.n.m. La ciudadela de Machu Picchu es uno de los lugares arqueológicos más importantes en el mundo entero y es principal destino del Perú. Pocos trabajos hechos por el hombre muestran tanta armonía con la naturaleza como la ciudadela de Machu Picchu nos muestra y los 33 grupos arqueológicos que están unidos mediante el camino Inka.

El complejo arqueológico esta ubicado en la cima de la montaña, Machu Picchu (en quechua significa montaña antigua o montaña importante) la cual da el nombre a la ciudadela y al impresionante paisaje que todos nosotros hemos visto. Al frente de este, la increíble montaña de Wayna Picchu aparece ("montaña joven") en cuya cima y pendientes algunos restos arqueológicos se ubican. Ambas cimas limitan con el caudaloso río Urubamba que corre hacia el oriente, a 400 metros por debajo de la ciudadela.

Altura

Es de 2490 m.s.n.m tomando como referencia a la Plaza Principal del sitio arqueológico. De acuerdo con algunos científicos, esto tal vez fue creado 36 mil años a.c.

Clima

Por hallarse en una zona subtropical posee una temperatura que oscila entre los 8º a 22º C. Los meses más lluviosos van desde Diciembre hasta Abril.
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