Machu Picchu

Machu Picchu stands as one of the most frequented of the world's Seven Wonders, drawing in countless tourists year after year. With its exquisite stone structures, meticulously carved with remarkable precision and intricate detail, it remains a testament to Inca craftsmanship. This awe-inspiring creation holds a special place in Inca history, as it was meticulously constructed upon a challenging and nearly inaccessible mountain terrain. The citadel is divided into two distinct sectors, one urban and the other agricultural, separated by a massive wall that descends the mountainside until it meets the banks of the Vilcanota River.