Sacsayhuaman
The site is considered unique in the world due to its singular architectural characteristics. In building Sacsayhuaman, the Incas used stone blocks of up to 9 meters high and 5 meters wide, each fitting perfectly with the other. The fortress has an area of approximately 360 meters and has doors, galleries and watchtowers at strategic points.

Q'Enqo or Kenko
Sanctuary dedicated to the adoration of animals. Ruins formed by a rocky place with stairs in zigzag, it has a main building like a circular amphitheatre where 19 window sills are located as seats.

There is labyrinth entrance to underground galleries, passages, channels, and stairs with signs of a remote culture; these reveal a series of drawings and engravings, including outstanding figures of pumas.

Puca Pucara
Inca archaeological location, located at the peak of a hill, was a military position and an administrative center. It is a fortification formed by platforms, stairs, passages, turrets, windowsills and a wall that defends the whole construction in a circular shape.

Tambomachay
It was an Inca sanctuary dedicated to the cult of the water, and it was a reserved place for the Inca. It is known as the "Baños del Inca" (Inca's spa). It is constructed of fine lithic finishes and high domain of the hydraulic engineering.