town of Ollantaytambo

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The town of Ollantaytambo is a historic Inca settlement in Peru’s Sacred Valley, known for its remarkably preserved stone architecture, terraced hillsides, and role as a gateway to Machu Picchu.

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Ollantaytambo town center 1
town of Ollantaytambo canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
human settlement
town
architecturalStyle Inca
linked to: Inca people
continent South America
country Peru
elevationAboveSeaLevel approximately 2792 meters
foundedBy Pachacuti
hasFeature gravity-fed water system
narrow cobbled streets
polygonal stone walls
trapezoidal doorways
hasPart Inca residential blocks
Inca water channels
Pinkuylluna storehouses
Sun Temple
Temple Hill
agricultural terraces on surrounding hillsides
stone-paved streets
hasRailwayStation Ollantaytambo railway station
heritage Inca architecture
inception 15th century
knownFor Inca fortress
agricultural terraces
gateway to Machu Picchu
stone architecture
well-preserved Inca urban layout
languageSpoken Quechua
Spanish
locatedIn Sacred Valley
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Cusco Region
Ollantaytambo District
Urubamba Province
locatedOnWaterbody Urubamba River
near Cusco
Machu Picchu
Urubamba
partOf Inca Empire
railwayLine route to Aguas Calientes
significantEvent Battle of Ollantaytambo
Inca resistance against Spanish conquest
touristAttraction Inca fortress ruins
Inca terraces
Ollantaytambo archaeological site
traditional Andean town center
transportHubFor Machu Picchu
usedAs Inca administrative center
Inca military stronghold
royal estate of Pachacuti

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Temple Hill overlooks town of Ollantaytambo
Temple Hill accessedFrom Ollantaytambo town center
linked to: town of Ollantaytambo