Inkakunaq Ruwaynin

Cuzco


This weaving cooperative with quality goods is run by 12 mountain communities from Cuzco and Apurimac; it’s at the far end of the inner courtyard.


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1. Museo de Arte Religioso

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2. Museo Machu Picchu

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3. Museo de la Coca

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4. Iglesia de San Blas

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5. Iglesia y Monasterio de Santa Catalina

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6. Iglesia del Triunfo

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7. La Catedral

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8. Iglesia de Santo Domingo

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