Moray Archaeological Site, Moray

There are limited facilities, so plan to bring water and snacks with you.

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Moray is a bit remote but can be reached with a guided tour or private transport from other Sacred Valley locations.

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You can take an ATV tour or arrange for a taxi or shared van to reach Moray, which is about 25 miles outside of Maras.

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They created terraces with varying temperatures to test and cultivate a multitude of plant species.

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Absolutely! It's a fascinating site with unique agricultural terraces that showcase ancient Incan engineering.

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Maras is known for its circular terraces where the Incas tested different crops.

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Maras is believed to have been used by the Incas as an agricultural laboratory to experiment with crops.

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Moray is unique due to its circular terraces that were used by the Incas to create different microclimates for agricultural experimentation.

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• Maras is situated at a high altitude of 3,550 meters, so it's advisable to acclimatize before visiting to avoid altitude sickness.

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• Maras is quite high at 3550 meters, so make sure to take it easy and stay hydrated.

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Maras served as an agricultural laboratory for the Incas to experiment with different crops and microclimates.

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The terraces functioned as an agricultural laboratory for the Incas to experiment with different crops and farming techniques.

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The terraces in Maras were used as an agricultural laboratory to experiment with various crops and adapt them to different climates.

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