Most of the adventure
has run for the Inca trail in Vraem region. For two weeks amounted rugged
mountains up to 5,000 meters and have ventured into the jungle with a rainy
weather that has not stopped to rest.
Fortunately Miguel
Gutierrez guided by his intuition on a hill 12 hectares at 3,700 meters by the
expedition found an Inca cemetery full of graves hidden in caves.
Following this
finding, the expedition also found on the western slope of the Vilcabamba’s mountains
an Inca ceremonial center to 5,000 meters, where they photographed what they
believe are the remains of inns, tombs, carved relics, platforms, Inca roads,
stairs and stands.
The whole mountain
seems "huge reservoir" whose archaeological and scientific scope is
still unknown but believe there may be children buried after being killed in
rituals to the god of water during periods of drought.
Basque expedition
follows in the footsteps of explorers like Galician Santiago del Valle and
Carmen Martin Rubio, also trapped by the mixture of history, magic, myth and
legend surrounding the Inca and his lost city of Vilcabamba.
Source: Efefuturo.
Beyond the Inca Trail 8D/7N
