Agricultural Terraces of Moray

Nestled in a remote pocket of the Sacred Valley, the Agricultural Terraces of Moray stand as an ancient agricultural laboratory. The site features a gigantic, natural bowl-shaped depression filled with concentric terraces, reminiscent of an ancient Roman amphitheater. These terraces, supported by a complex system of irrigation aqueducts, once cultivated over 250 plant species. Visitors can explore the intricate layout and marvel at the ingenuity of the Inca, who used this site to experiment with different crops and microclimates. Today, the terraces offer a unique glimpse into the advanced agricultural techniques of the past.