Museo de Sitio de Qoricancha
| Cusco |
5 Bewertungen
5.60/10.00 |
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+51 84 263646 |
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Lifehack Boutique (13.11.2017 19:50)
Entrance fee is 70 soled, no student reduction. And the museum is old and dusty. Avoid.
Entrance fee is 70 soled, no student reduction. And the museum is old and dusty. Avoid.
김민수 (21.10.2017 17:48)
연표가 있고 공원구경가능, 아주작은 5개의 전시실에는 오래된 유적들이 있다. 화장실은 구리다. 코리칸차랑 박물관이랑 돈을 따로 받는다. 박물관은 통합입장권으로 입장가능
연표가 있고 공원구경가능, 아주작은 5개의 전시실에는 오래된 유적들이 있다. 화장실은 구리다. 코리칸차랑 박물관이랑 돈을 따로 받는다. 박물관은 통합입장권으로 입장가능
Maria Vahuri (06.08.2017 02:18)
Little museum with lot of history. It has basics of everything inka; jewelry, pottery, clothing, foods, architecture, mummies, surgeries and religion.
We used our "general ticket" that allows to visit 14 different locations for 130 soles and those 130 soles were best spent soles.
Little museum with lot of history. It has basics of everything inka; jewelry, pottery, clothing, foods, architecture, mummies, surgeries and religion.
We used our "general ticket" that allows to visit 14 different locations for 130 soles and those 130 soles were best spent soles.
James Li (26.12.2016 21:54)
Excessive trouble getting ticket, and apparently, because I don't have an isic card, I don't count as a student. This has never happened anywhere else in international travel and really sours the whole visit.
Excessive trouble getting ticket, and apparently, because I don't have an isic card, I don't count as a student. This has never happened anywhere else in international travel and really sours the whole visit.
Alex Vulcu (25.04.2016 20:13)
Small museum which can be visited only with the "Boleto Turistico".
One of the most interesting part is the exhibition of skulls with operation marks from the inka time. It is described how the inkas performed skull operations on their people who survived the treatment.
Three quite good preserved inka mummies are also part of the exhibition.
Small museum which can be visited only with the "Boleto Turistico".
One of the most interesting part is the exhibition of skulls with operation marks from the inka time. It is described how the inkas performed skull operations on their people who survived the treatment.
Three quite good preserved inka mummies are also part of the exhibition.
