Local women show their handmade goods in the area called Tres Lagunas, high above Pisac.

Source: Glenn Drosendahl

Farms beyond roads, high above Pisac. The people here use no machines to plow their fields or harvest their crops and speak Quechua, language of the Incas.

Source: Glenn Drosendahl

A Peruvian boy who told visitors: "The Incas were very big people."

Source: Glenn Drosendahl

Cassandra Tate of Seattle and Daniel Rojas Tapia of Santiago, Chile, look down into the Sacred Valley from highlands near Cuzco.

Source: Glenn Drosendahl

A statue of an Inca leader in the tiny town of Agua Callientes, end of the railroad line to Machu Picchu.

Source: Glenn Drosendahl

The market in Pisac, Peru.

Source: Glenn Drosendahl