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Local residents reportedly fear the site at night, claiming that balls of light are seen entering and exiting the central portal—a detail that stokes speculation about paranormal or energetic phenomena. During daylight, the site’s unique structure serves as a popular spot for modern-day ceremonies, particularly among New Age practitioners.
The Island of the Moon: A Testament to Inca Engineering
Moving to the Bolivian side, the Island of the Moon stands out as a significant Inca site. Historically, it was home to the Virgins of the Sun, a revered group within the Inca civilization. The entire island was extensively terraced, a testament to Inca engineering ingenuity, with only remnants still actively used today.