Now we are leaving the territory of Cusco Sacsayhuamán passing a toilet house and a recycling post for plastic bottles.
Now we are slightly walking downwards on a street with barriers and this is the last glimpse to the zigzag wall:
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, the street with the big zigzag wall, panorama 01
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, street with zigzag wall in the background 1,2
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, street with zigzag wall in the background 03
And the panorama only with the zigzag wall comes out like this:
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, panorama of the zigzag wall 02, zoom
And now already one can see Cusco:
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, the first view of Cusco
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, street and side wall, zooms 1,2
Well, here is the question, how it's possible that there is one stone in the first row missing. One more mystery in Cusco Sacsayhuamán.
And I promis you that this is not the last wall yet!
Hidden walls which can be excavated yet
On the other side of the valley one can see a neglected landscape - and there are even walls for being excavated!
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, the landscape on the other side of the walley with paths and not excavated walls 1,2
We leave the territory of Cusco Sacsayhuamán:
This is the last glimpse back (unfortunately sun was hidden behind clouds at this moment) and one can see the street with it's barriers, one can see the toilet house, and to the right there is a channel:
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, street with meadows and forest 1,2 - with a channel
And now the street is blocked and the walk is car free - fantastic:
View of Cusco
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, the street is blocked - view of Cusco
The polluted creek
Unfortunately the toilet house has a bad effect that the sewage is led into the creek as it seems, and the water of the creek cannot be used not even to wash the hands. A tube is missing as it seems, and in cusco a complete sewage plant is missing!
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Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, the polluted creek 1,2,3
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Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, the polluted creek 04
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, here the street is unpassable because of stones and rocks
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, a white stone with engravings
The giant wall with a flower design
Here is another site one could make excavations yet: nobody knows what will be behind this giant wall with flower designs. May be this was another big temple. Of course this wall is made without mortar, is inclined, is quakesafe, and no stone is shaped like the other. Who built this fantastic wall? Beings from another dimention - extraterrestrials were.
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, giant wall with a flower design 01 - zoom
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, giant wall with a flower design, 2,3
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, the polluted creek with a water fall - zoom
When this creek would be clean this would be a wonder hiking path.
The flattened rock in black and white
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, the flattened rock in black and white 1,2,3
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, the flattened rock in black and white 4,5,6
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, the flattened rock in black and white 7,8,9
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, the flattened rock in black and white 10,11,12
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, the flattened rock in black and white 13
The view of Cusco 02
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, the view of Cusco 01 - zoom
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, the view of Cusco 02 - zoom
And the road is always with barriers:
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, children of Cusco
A little hill with a throne - and long cut stones with little channels and holes
Now a little hill comes with a throne:
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, little hill with a throne - view of a rising path
And there are long cut stones coming now with little channels and holes:
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, little hill with long cut stones with little channels and holes 1,2,3
This could be remnants of another temple. That means: the complete territory of Cusco could be constructed on temple ruins. When Cusco would be shifted and reerected in another place one could find many ruins and temples in the ground under this present town of Cusco (!).
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, little hill with long cut stones with little channels and holes - details 1,2,3
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, little hill with long cut stones with little channels and holes - detail 04
And there are more engravings:
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, stone with engravings 01 with sockets for drying in the sun - 02
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, bench cut from the stones with holes in it, panorama
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, bench cut of stones with holes in it 1,2 - bench cut of stone with holes in it the long way
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, the population of Cusco is sitting on this rick with the cut bench - surface of cut stone
Thus the Cusco population is living in the remnants and in the ruins as this would be normal...
And at the end of the walk comes again a giant stone with mysteries, with niche, with a trone, with a stairs in one piece, and with engravings:
A giant white stone with niche, cuts, engravings, stairs etc.
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, giant white stone with cuts and niches - zooms 1,2
Cusco Sacsayhuamán 16: the way back to Cusco, giant white stone with engravings and lines 1,2 - with stairs in one piece
After this last giant stone one can take a taxi to the center of the town. It was a long walk today.
