The Sacred Walley of the Incas

Today i visited part of the sacred Walley of the Incas. I was with Emma and her peruvian boyfriend Efrain who is absoloutly adorable. He showed us all these not so known inca ruins that turists normally dont get to see, among them aquaductes that carry water from the glaciers down to the walley. The are stilled used by the local farmers. This was great. We also saw some temples. There are couple of more ruins that I have yet to visit. Many of the ruins have snake images, the snake represents water and fertility and the world under us. (world of the dead)
Some ruins have rainbows, a rainbow means it was a royal familiy, noboy else was allowed to use the rainbow. One of the ruins had still coulored images from the 1200.

Cusco has around 25 degrees in the day but close to zero in the nights. so i am freezing my ass off after carebean temparture in Cuba.

Still havent found new traveling partners but we will se.

Sael fraenkulinan min, dyrka ad fa frettir af heiman. ertu buin ad fa inngongu iskolann?

See you all

Stellita ( litle stella)