• Then, like the Incas, Indian field hockey vanished from the podium, in 2008 missing the Olympics altogether.

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  • Babbling waterways, branching from the nearby rivers, feed the still-flowing irrigation system that the Incas designed, their handiwork admired to this day.

    BBC: Walking in Inca footsteps in Peru's Sacred Valley

  • It appears to date from the period of the two great Incas, Pachacutec Inca Yupanqui (1438-71) and Tupac Inca Yupanqui (1472-93).

    UNESCO: MEDIA SERVICES

  • Quechua-speaking people live in and around the national park, practicing a community-based agrarian life that has remained little-changed since the time of the Incas.

    BBC: Trekking Peru��s Santa Cruz trail

  • The Incas and Mayans in the distant past created stone cultures with edifices, mammoth monuments, and pyramids, and they remain until now.

    NPR: Literature and Lullabies from the 'Axis of Evil'

  • Many tour operators now offer hikes on alternative trails, different routes to Machu Picchu or longer treks through beautiful countryside to lesser-known ruins, such as Vilcabamba, the last capital of the Incas.

    BBC: Are there too many tourists?

  • The Conquest of the Incas, by John Hemming.

    ECONOMIST: Millennium issue

  • Once a country retreat for Inca royalty and nobility, Ollantaytambo is also where the Incas also fought some of their last battles, resisting Spanish conquest from the still intact fortress and staggered terraces rising up around the town.

    BBC: Walking in Inca footsteps in Peru's Sacred Valley

  • The equally ambitious Zigzag restaurant helmed by Swiss-born chef, Michel Hediger juxtaposes traditional alpaca steaks cooked on hot stones with interesting experiments in Peruvian-Italian fusion food, most notably gnocchi made with quinoa, a rice-like grain grown in the Andes that was once the sacred food of the Incas.

    BBC: Peru��s gastronomic renaissance

  • Hike into Chinchero , an adobe village overlooking the Sacred Valley of the Incas and believed to be the mythical birthplace of the rainbow. (Love this.) Visit the village of Huilloc where weavers still speak the language of their Incan ancestors and still grow crops on tiny terraced plots 12, 000 feet above sea level.

    FORBES: Higher Than A Kite In Peru

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