Templo del Cóndor
The centre of the so-called prison district is occupied by the Temple of the Condor (Templo del Cóndor), a flat altar carved into the rock at the entrance to a cave, where the beak and collar of a condor can be perfectly recognised. In the background, the two rock formations seem to imitate the outstretched wings of the bird, symbol of the celestial world in the Inca cosmogony.
Templo del Cóndor
The centre of the so-called prison district is occupied by the Temple of the Condor (Templo del Cóndor), a flat altar carved into the rock at the entrance to a cave, where the beak and collar of a condor can be perfectly recognised. In the background, the two rock formations seem to imitate the outstretched wings of the bird, symbol of the celestial world in the Inca cosmogony.