UJ #14 - Qhapac Ñan
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The apachetas marked the places of<br />
worship along the Qhapaq <strong>Ñan</strong>.<br />
Enjoy<br />
the best<br />
images<br />
of the<br />
Qhapaq<br />
<strong>Ñan</strong> on<br />
this video.<br />
“QHAPAQ ÑAN IS NOT ONLY A<br />
ROAD; IT IS ALSO A SYNONYM OF<br />
LIVING CULTURE AND ANCESTRAL<br />
PRACTICES PASSED ON FROM<br />
GENERATION TO GENERATION”.<br />
Kevin Floerke<br />
began to descend, but our friendly neighbors,<br />
the Araujo family, weave woolen garments with a<br />
traditional loom they keep at home, and we could<br />
not help buying a warm poncho to fight the cold. The<br />
Qhapaq <strong>Ñan</strong> is not only a road; it is also a synonym<br />
of living culture and ancestral practices passed on<br />
from generation to generation, broadening the<br />
experience of the travelers.<br />
Qhapaq <strong>Ñan</strong> Project’s National Office<br />
Christian Declercq / KM Cero<br />
Residents making daily use of<br />
the trail in Huamanin, Huanuco.<br />
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