Sanctuary Garden is a camp that runs through parts of the
network of Inca trails within the Historic Sanctuary of Machu
Picchu, within an area bounded by 10 peaks, which represented a
sacred area to the Incas, as are 12 archeological sites and even
the not yet very famous stone of 54 angles, located on the banks
of the Urubamba and Cusichaca in the region of Cusco, Urubamba,
Ollantaytambo and Machu Picchu District. All this group of
monuments corresponds to an area used exclusively for the upper
classes of the Inca Empire and features both available as
correspond to a sanctuary Inca temples, large stores, access
control centers, infrastructure, irrigation, terracing for
cultivation and agricultural experimentation, temples,
observatories and places for meditation and healing of the Inca
nobility. However, the National Institute of Culture
increasingly discover more archaeological sites, as a large
terraces beside Q'ente Wayna, a shrine cavern and cave
paintings, canals, reservoirs, a tunnel to cross the mount