Lizárraga in 1902 (9 years before the arrival of Hiram Bingham), leaving his name engraved on a rock of the Temple of the Three Windows. It was not an ordinary city, but a carefully planned complex with agricultural, ritual, and residential sectors harmoniously integrated into the mountain. The precision of its terraces, water channels, enclosures, and stairways demonstrates exceptional mastery of stone engineering.
Its visiting circuits include agricultural terraces, the Temple of the Sun, the Temple of the Three Windows, and the Intihuatana, with unique views from the Sun Gate. Visiting this complex offers breathtaking landscapes, evidence of Inca architecture, and a valuable approach to pre-Hispanic life in Peru.