Nuna Raymi

I asked for a restaurant recommendation to a hotel receptionist, and he told me to go to this place. Nice atmosphere with great staffs, and amazing food. I went there alone but there was a space for kids to play too. Very recomendable.

D3 Lima-Cusco has breakfast at the hotel at 6:30 in the morning. The master came to pick us up at 7:00 and sent us to Lima Airport on time. The drive was about forty minutes. Our flight number was LA2037, 10:00-11:30 , Lima to Cusco, Lima's airport lounge is like our bus stop, there are too many people. Cusco (Cusco means "navel" and "world center"), the ancient city was built in the early 11th century in the Inca Empire, the 15th century accompanied the peak of the Inca Empire, developed into the Empire's capital and holy city, but also the Empire's political, economic, cultural and religious center, although destroyed during the Spanish colonial period, But there are still a large number of Inca civilizations. The altitude here is about 3,400 meters, and it will be a bit high when you first arrive. Cusco is also the only way to Machu Picchu. We will make a short stay here. The plane arrived in Cusco at about 11:30 noon, and stayed at the Old Town Hotel Wyndham Costa Del Sol Cusco. After putting down the luggage at the hotel for a rest, we went to the ancient city for lunch. Lunch: Nuna Raymi, a restaurant with a TripAdvisor rating of 5.0, the door is not very eye-catching, there is no hole after entering the door, you can see various local specialties as soon as you enter the door, we ordered roast alpaca, roasted 䐁 rat, beef, avocado salad, etc., the taste is not good, it is OK. The afternoon tour route starts from the viewing platform. On the way to the viewing platform, we see a lot of ancient stones retained by the Inca Empire. There is no adhesive between the stones but it can be tightly stitched together. It is similar to the craft of the ancient construction in China. Continue to climb up, about 7 or 8 hundred meters and ten minutes to the viewing platform San Blas View Point, here you can overlook the entire Cusco, if the evening comes, the sunset + thousands of lights are photographed, it is really beautiful. From the viewing platform, we came to the Arms Square Plaza de Arma, which is the center of the entire city, next to the main church, many hotels, restaurants, shopping shops are nearby, the main church is the most gorgeous building in the entire square, you can buy tickets to enter, It is said that the church is displaying various religious artworks, and there are exquisite murals on the walls, the most famous of which is the Peruvian painter who imitated Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper paintings, but we did not enter because of time. Cusco is really my favorite ancient city in South America this time. It is very charming. Any narrow path has a sense of atmosphere. It is worth slowly swaying all day.