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Blog: Inca Trail - Day 3
Date: June 19th 2007
DAY 16: THIRD DAY OF THE INCA TRAIL The first destination for today was the Inca ruins of Runkuraqay (12,470 feet), which our group reached after a 40 minute hike. Apparently this was a religious place of training and preparation for the Inca priests. The Incas did not have writing, so archeologists have different theories about the Inca’s ruins, b ... read more
Date: June 19th 2007
DAY 16: THIRD DAY OF THE INCA TRAIL The first destination for today was the Inca ruins of Runkuraqay (12,470 feet), which our group reached after a 40 minute hike. Apparently this was a religious place of training and preparation for the Inca priests. The Incas did not have writing, so archeologists have different theories about the Inca’s ruins, b ... read more
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My name is Renato
. I am a Peruvian born in Arequipa, the second largest city, located in the south of Peru.
I graduated with a law degree in 1998, and two years later I finished a Master’s degree in Business Law at the University of Lima. I was working as an assessor for the Peruvian Supreme Court when I decided to make a complete change in my life.
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