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August 1st 2010
Published: September 15th 2010
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going to Chavin
around the mountains of Cordillera Blanca
good views
one of many lagunas in C. Blanca romantic photo
romantic photo
snow covered peaks everywhere
I'm not completely sure, but this natural shape should symbolize a sacred bird
small stop to pie
the church of Chavin
already in the Chavin complex
when we told theat our backpack was stolen in trujillo, we got entrance for free, to not think too bad about Peruanos :)
isn't it nice? ;)
this head is not fixed, Zuzi is carying it on her head
model of "El Lanzon" (see later)
"altar del choke chinchai" (piedra feliz, happy stone)
Chavin, in quechuano "Chau pin"
Plaza mayor (the main plaza)
start of the cermonial circuit
also Chavin is completely surrounded by mountains (Codrillera negra)
calendar
Zuzka, ruins and mountains :)
snake - symbol of the underworld
aqueduct
Portico de las falconidas
the end of the ceremonial circuit
Plaza circular
ceremonial place where the priests consumed hallucinogenic substances
El Lanzon
typical representation of the deity (gods) of Chavin people
in the catacombs of Chavin de Huantar
Cabezas clavas
representation of the transformation of a human into a feline - achieved through the ingestion of hallucinogenic substances
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