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	OLLANTAYTAMBO - CUSCO - PERU - CUZCO - ALREDEDORES DE CUSCO
		Ollantaytambo quedó grabado en la memoria del mundo gracias a un drama escrito en el siglo XVI, y representado en el teatro en el año 1780.
		Ollantaytambo es otro parque arqueológico nacional al cual se le atribuyen diferentes funciones.
		Ollantaytambo fue una construcción militar levantada para proteger la capital del imperio incaico de las posibles invasiones de los Antis.
	www.cusco-peru.org /cusco-peru/alrededores-cusco-ollantaytambo.shtml (1655 words)

	Holiday home in Ollantaytambo with walking, balcony/terrace, telephone
		Ollantaytambo is 90 kms from the historic city of Cusco which was founded in the 12th century and was the capital of the Inca empire.
		Ollantaytambo is situated in the famous fertile Sacred Valley of the Incas in the foothills of the Andes mountain range in Southern Peru.
		Ollantaytambo is a charming, picturesque village steeped in legend, where life, in many respects, has not changed for centuries.
	www.holidaylettings.co.uk /rentals/Ollantaytambo/11301 (1018 words)

	Peru - Cusco: OLLANTAYTAMBO - CuscoWeb.com The Imperial City
		Ollantaytambo es una palabra quechua compuesta que se deriva de" Ollanta" nombre personal, y "Tambo" forma española de "Tanpu" ciudad que ofrece alojamiento, comida y consuelo para los viajeros.
		Ollantaytambo fue una ciudad fortificada muy importante, construido como un "tanpu" para habilitar caminos hacia el "Antisuyo" (La Selva).
		Hace alguna década en Ollantaytambo se llevó a cabo una reunión mundial de con representantes indios y declararon a este pueblo como la " Capital Mundial del Indio ".
	www.cuscoweb.com /cuscoinfo/cuscoinfo10.html (1782 words)

	OLLANTAYTAMBO - CUSCO - PERU - CUZCO - SURROUNDINGS IN CUSCO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		This complex is another national archaeological park located at the traditional district of Ollantaytambo, which belongs to the province of Urubamba, on the western side of the Urubamba Valley at 93 km (50 miles or one and a half hour journey approximately) to the northeast of Cusco through the asphalted road Chinchero - Urubamba.
		Ollantaytambo got engraved in the world's memory thanks to a written drama of the XVI century, represented on the theatre in 1780.
		Ollantaytambo is another national archaeological park to which different functions had been ascribed.
	www.cusco-peru.org /cusco-surroundings-cusco-ollantaytambo.shtml (1996 words)

	Ollantaytambo: Living Inca City - Official Web Page
		Ollantaytambo is to 75 kilometers of Cusco, in direction to Machupicchu, located to 2,800 meters on the level of the sea and with a temperature average of 21 C by year.
		Until some years ago Ollantaytambo was seen as a passing point in the route of the Sacred Valley of the Incas, subtracting its importance that had in the Inca's times and forgetting its legacy.
		Ollantaytambo is a modern city with all the services that the visitor needs, for that reason, a group of managers that has felt the necessity to offer a service of quality and security to all visitors, has implemented this portal like a reference point for what Ollantaytambo offers.
	www.ollantaytambo.org (320 words)

	Highland Adventures - Ollantaytambo
		Disappointed the young captain went deeply into Ollantaytambo and incited its population to rebellion against the imperial army, causing a war for a whole decade.
		Today, their thatched roofs were replaced by red tiles and it is possible to breath a certain air of modernity as the town has electricity and tap water; but in short, the town has still an Incan taste.
		Toward the north of the religious sector entrance gate is a series of water fountains that because of their location must have performed duties of "Ceremonial Fountains", that is, used in order to worship the water god.
	www.machupicchu.com /history-ollanta.htm (2228 words)

	Sacred Valley: Destination Peru - Ollantaytambo
		Ollantaytambo is basically the last stop along the Sacred Valley.
		Ollantaytambo is made of enormous, stepped terraces constructed of unbelievably huge stones.
		The Ollantaytambo rock quarry was across the river valley on the opposite hillside.
	www.destination360.com /peru/sacred-valley-ol.php (1246 words)

	Ollantaytambo - CuscoWeb.com - Peru Tourism Cusco, Machu Picchu Sacred Valley of The Incas
		Ollantaytambo is a compound Quechua word that is derived from " Ollanta" that is a personal name, and " Tambo" that is a Spanish form of " Tanpu" that refers about a city that offered lodgings, food and comfort for travelers.
		Fortunately for him, when he arrived in Qosqo the Inka Pachakuteq was already dead, his son being the new sovereign who was told about the true story, and with wise clemency allowed the marriage of the two lovers from whose old relationship a girl had been born and whose name was Ima Sumaq.
		Ollantaytambo was a very important fortified city, built as a "tanpu" and also in order to enable control of the roads toward the "Antisuyo" (jungle).
	www.cuscoweb.com /english/cuscoinfo/cuscoinfo10.html (2267 words)

	Ollantaytambo - Cusco Peru by Peru Travels
		Ollantaytambo, typical Inca town, located 93 km northeast of Cusco, was so-named in honor of local chieftain Ollanta, who according to legend fell in love with one of the daughters of Inca ruler Pachacútec and was punished for daring to set his sights on royalty.
		The complex of Ollantaytambo, perched on a hilltop overlooking the town, features buildings such as the Temple of the Sun, the Mañaracay or Royal Chamber, the Incahuatana and the Princess' Baths.
		The upper section os Ollantaytambo features a fortress made up of a series of carved stone terraces built to protect the valley from possible invasion by warring jungle tribes.
	www.perutravels.net /peru-travel-guide/cusco-ollantaytambo-fortress.htm (144 words)

	Ollantaytambo, Peru
		Ollantaytambo is at the eastern end of the Sacred Valley.
		Ollantaytambo is also well set up for visitors, with many restaurants and outdoor patios.
		Ollantaytambo is one of only two places in the Sacred Valley to catch the train to Aguas Calientes at the base of Machu Picchu.
	www.planetware.com /peru/ollantaytambo-per-cs-svo.htm (238 words)

	Ollantaytambo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The angles at Ollantaytambo and at Giza are 90° and the distance from the axis point to Ollantaytambo and to Giza is 90° or 25% of the circumference of the earth.
		The height of the second pyramid at Giza is 274 cubits and the baselength of the sides at ground level is 411 cubits.
		These are the same dimensions as the terrestrial triangle from the axis point to Ollantaytambo and Giza with a baselength of 30% and side lengths of 25%.
	home.hiwaay.net /~jalison/ollan.html (236 words)

	Urubamba Valley: Ollantaytambo
		Since the long wall inclines towards the road and the Inca practice was to incline walls inward, it has been deduced that the original Inca road, much narrower than now, ran through a succession of buildings.
		The entry into Ollantaytambo is in itself interesting.
		There is a set of terraces leading up the mountainside and from the summit there is an impressive view of the valley.
	www.ladatco.com /CUZ-OLL.HTM (267 words)

	Ollantaytambo - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre
		Ollantaytambo o Ullantaytanpu es otra obra monumental de la arquitectura incaica.
		Ollantaytambo está ubicado en el distrito del mismo nombre, provincia de Urubamba, aproximadamente a 60 km al noroeste de la ciudad del Cusco y tiene una altura de 2.792 metros sobre el nivel del mar.
		El tipo arquitectónico empleado, así como la calidad de cada piedra, trabajada individualmente (ver imagen), hacen de Ollantaytambo una de las obras de arte más peculiar y sorprendente que realizaron los antiguos peruanos, especialmente el Templo del Sol y sus gigantescos monolitos.
	es.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ollantaytambo (325 words)

	Ollantaytambo: Ciudad Inca Viviente - Pagina Oficial
		Hasta hace algunos años Ollantaytambo se veía como un punto de pasada en la ruta del Valle Sagrado, restándole la importancia que tuvo en la época de los Incas y olvidando su legado.
		Ollantaytambo es una ciudad moderna con todos los servicios que el visitante necesite, para eso un grupo de empresarios que ha sentido la necesidad de brindar un servicio de calidad y seguridad a todos visitantes, han implementado este portal como un punto de referencia para lo que Ollantaytambo ofrece.
		Apesar del tiempo Ollantaytambo es una ciudad moderna con todos los servicios que Ud.
	www.ollantaytambo.org /es (274 words)

	Ollantaytambo pictures and videos on Webshots
		293 Peru, Sacred Valley, Ollantaytambo Fortress on the...
		Ollantaytambo: antichi granai inca sul pendio della mon...
		Ollantaytambo ruins view of storage houses and Incan pr...
	www.webshots.com /search?query=Ollantaytambo (122 words)

	Cusco Peru :·:·.:· Cusco Peru Ollantaytambo, Sacred Valley of the Inkas, Cuzco Peru Tours, ...
		Travelling thought the train tracks, the station of Ollantaytambo is in the 68 km, going by car through Chinchero-Urubamba the distance is of 46.6 miles, going through Pisaq the distance is of 58 miles.
		The archeological complex of Ollantaytambo was a strategic army center, religious and agriculture.
		Ollantaytambo is one of the most spectacular archeological remains of Peru, for its multiplicity of archeological and the singularity of each one of them, they still haven’t come to a conclusion in the techniques that were used for the construction of the enormous walls made out of rock.
	www.cuscoperu.com /cusco/travel-peru/0234-ollantaytambo-cusco-peru.html (390 words)

	World Mysteries - Mystic Places (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Ollantaytambo is a massive citadel located 50 kilometers from Machu Picchu.
		In this book, Protzen describes and interprets the archaeological complex of Ollantaytambo, discovers temporal and functional links among its components, uncovers the planning and design criteria that governed its layout and architecture, and compiles all that has been written about the site.
		Ollantaytambo, probably the best-preserved Inca town, offers an ideal laboratory with its well-thought-out site plans, its intimate integration of the built form with the natural environment, the unity of its architecture, and the sheer perfection of its cut-stone masonry.
	www.world-mysteries.com /mpl_8.htm (1361 words)

	The Inka Adventure. The fortress of Ollantaytambo, wow.
		The temple-fortress of Ollantaytambo is located some 30 miles outside Cuzco and is built on the hillside above the modern-day village of Ollantaytambo.
		The huge, steep terraces that form the outer defences of the fortress successfully repelled a Spanish attack in 1536.
		The Spaniards retreated rapidly to Cuzco, pursued aggressively by the emboldened natives.
	www.theinkaadventure.com /English/Ollantaytambo.asp (118 words)

	Sacred Valley of the Incas,Pisaq markets,Ollantaytambo Cusco Peru (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.cs.unc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		This archaeological complex was a gigantic agricultural, administrative, social, religious and military center in the era of the Tahuantinsuyo.
		The town of Ollantaytambo is located in the far western part of the Urubamba Valley, in a place where the asphalt highway connects with the circuit called the Sacred Valley of the Incas and the railway that leaves Cusco bound for Machupicchu.
		This beautiful and suggestive valley between the towns of Pisaq and Ollantaytambo was greatly admired by Peruvians' ancestors due to its special conditions such as its beneficial climate, its fertile lands and the presence of the Wilcamayu or Sacred River.
	www.peru-travel.net.cob-web.org:8888 /cusco/valle_sagrado/sacred_valley.htm (1634 words)

	Ollantaytambo lodge, Hotel Ollantaytambo lodge, hoteles en el Valle sagrado de los inkas, Hospedaje en Ollantaytambo, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		They reward those who did a great job, giving a good service to the passenger and also that our hotel does donations to the poor children of the zone, and that by it also is emphasized, since it is the first hotel that has initiated this type of donations and supporting to the families.
		Localizado en el parque arqueológico nacional de ollantaytambo Provincia de Urubamba, en el valle sagrado de los incas, Hotel Ollantaytambo Lodge cuenta son los mejores servicio listo para disfrutar de los atractivos de la zona como son las ruinas de, Chinchero, maras, moray, Urubamba, Ollantaytambo, Sacred Valley, Siguiendo por el camino a ½ Km.
		OLLANTAYTAMBO LODGE is a new hotel with modern construction located in the heart of the Sacred Valley of the Incas, in the inca living town of Ollantaytambo - Hotel in Sacred Valley.
	www.ollantaytambolodge.com (361 words)

	Ollantaytambo Travel Guide
		On the approach to OLLANTAYTAMBO from Urubamba, the river runs smoothly between a series of fine Inca terraces that gradually diminish in size as the slopes get steeper and more rocky.
		An incredibly fertile sector of the Urubamba valley, at 2800m above sea-level and with temperatures of 11-23°C, with good alluvial soils and water resources, it was also the gateway to the Antisuyo (the Amazon corner of the Inca Empire) and a centre for tribute gathering from the surrounding valleys.
		Beyond Ollantaytambo, the Sacred Valley becomes a subtropical, raging river course, surrounded by towering mountains and dominated by the snowcapped peak of Salcantay.
	www.justperu.org /peru/ollantaytambo (340 words)

	Ollantaytambo Temple, Peru
		The other half of Ollantaytambo, Araqama Ayllu, is across the Río Patacancha.
		Ollantaytambo expert Vincent Lee used sleds and levers to show how the Incas moved such blocks up the ramp, which still leads up the hillside to the temple.
		On the ridge above the temple are rougher buildings and the Incahuatana, the hitching place of the Inca, where prisoners may have been lashed into the human-sized portals.
	www.moon.com /planner/peru/mustsee/ollantaytambo.html (483 words)

	Ollantaytambo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		On the winter solstice (June 21 in the southern hemisphere), the sun aligns directly with the eye of the profile through a window across the valley at the ruins and onto an altar.
		No less stunning is the fact that all the rock used for the terracing at Ollantaytambo was quarried from a mountain top on the opposite side of the valley 6km away.
		The "so called" scientific theory would lead you to believe that the drug them down this steep hill, across this roaring river and then uphill to the top of this magnificent city.
	www.sacredtrips.com /2006/dec/olly.htm (155 words)

	Photo: The last Inca stronghold, Ollantaytambo, Peru (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		An example of imressive stonework - this doorway is part of the temple at Ollantaytambo.
		Ollantaytambo was the last refuge of the Incas in the Urubamba valley.
		Although originally a temple, it became known by the invading Spaniards as a fortress after a relatively small number of Incas managed to repel an attack by Spanish cavalry.
	www.thewonderingeye.co.uk /Scripts/ImagePage.asp?ImageID=30 (68 words)

	Wha? Huh...ohh, no, don't hang a name on me. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Ollantaytambo is an area like many areas involving Peruvian ruins in that it was first populated by ancient pre-Quechua people, eventually the Quechua, who at one point covered a large section of South America [larger than the expanse of the Roman empire], and is still populated by modern Peruvians today.
		Also, here like many places we say, Ollantaytambo had a temple of the Moon, which had the same characteristic nooks as the other temples we saw.
		Many of the mountains and rocks amongst the Peruvian ruins seemed to have been left in place or even built around because of their relevance, like the top of the Condor temple which resembles the bird, while the lower portion was carved out to serve the more functional aspect of a temple.
	www.brew.net /~sthomps/html/peru_vac_ollantaytambo.html (510 words)

	OLLANTAYTAMBO (Qosqo, Cusco, Cuzco - Peru)
		Today, their thatched roofs were replaced by red tiles and it is possible to breath a certain air of modernity as the town has electricity and tap water; but in short, the town has still an Inkan taste.
		However, history demonstrates that when Quechuas and Hispanics were faced with defeats or disadvantage for invaders, they automatically named that site as "Indians' fortress"; as it happened in Saqsaywaman and over here in Ollantaytambo, where the army of Manko Inka (Manko II) defeated completely the invader troops in 1537.
		That victory for Inkas happened when Manko was going toward Willkapanpa (Vilcabamba) after 8 months of bloody war in Qosqo.
	www.qosqo.com /qosqo/ollanta.htm (2237 words)

	Sacred Valley of the incas, visit the indian markets and pisac, peru
		TO MACHUPICCHU.- The town of Ollantaytambo is located in the far western part of the Urubamba Valley, in a place where the asphalt highway connects with the circuit called the Sacred Valley of the Incas and the railway that leaves Cusco bound for Machupicchu.
		The train service covering the Cusco-Machupicchu route allows tourists to visit the area, board the train in Ollantaytambo and within two hours arrive in Puente Ruinas, from where buses leave for the Machupicchu citadel.
		This possibility of boarding the train at Ollantaytambo can be done early in the morning or in the evenings from Monday to Saturday or Sunday mornings only.
	www.peru-explorer.com /valley.htm (1704 words)

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