CUZCO 2 TIPON Y CHICHERO Video

Tipon This ancient town is located at the 14.2 miles to the southeast of the Inca capital, at an altitude of 11,680 feet above sea level. The name of Tipon can come from the word in quechua Timpuj, that means boiling because of the illusion that the water makes coming out of the fountains. It has very import hydroelectric art; here one can find beautiful Canals, agricultural terraces.
Then we head up north east the opposite of Cusco
The town of Chinchero, 3780 mts. (12400 feet)lly located at the intersection of three roads that connect Cusco, Yucay and Pumamarca. At the time of Tahuantinsuyo, it was located on the road that led directly to Machu Picchu. chinchero is Known sd "land of the rainbow. In Chinchero, every Sunday morning there is a nice native market, which is one of the most typical and commendable ones in the region. Over here it is still possible to observe bartering of goods, and almost always people exchange tropical goods such as fruits, coca leaves or salt for some other regional goods such as potatoes, broad beans, ollucos, etc. Also over here, there is a market for tourists with diverse handicrafts with very well made weavings standing out.