Moray

Moray, located in Peru’s Sacred Valley, is an archaeological site known for its impressive circular terraces. These massive, concentric depressions were an agricultural laboratory for the Incas, designed to experiment with different crops and microclimates. The temperature variations between the terraces allowed for the adaptation of plants to different growing conditions. Surrounded by stunning Andean landscapes, Moray remains a fascinating testament to the Inca’s advanced agricultural knowledge and engineering skills.