Qorikancha.

Museum Qorikancha is a captivating blend of history and architecture, showcasing the remnants of the revered Inca temple dedicated to the Sun God Inti. Known as the "Golden Patio," Qorikancha, built around 1200 AD, was the spiritual heart of the Inca Empire, renowned for its meticulously crafted ashlar masonry and once adorned with walls of gold and silver. The museum displays a rich array of artifacts, including ceramics, textiles, and metalwork, highlighting the cultural evolution of the region from pre-Inca times through the colonial period. Structured into five distinct rooms, it offers insightful narratives and exhibits, including a model of the original temple. The complex also features the Santo Domingo Convent, allowing visitors to experience the juxtaposition of Inca and colonial architecture while reflecting on the significant historical legacy of the Incas.