Parque Orellana Pumaqchupan - Cusco - Peru - street bench through time

Cusco 2013–2023 6 photos of this spot

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A street bench in Parque Orellana, also known as Pumaqchupan, a public square in Cusco, Peru whose Quechua name -- meaning roughly 'tail of the puma' -- recalls the Inca-era layout of the city.

Parque Orellana Pumaqchupan - Cusco - Peru - street bench 2013 A street bench in Parque Orellana, also known as Pumaqchupan, a public square in Cusco, Peru whose Quechua name -- meaning roughly 'tail of the puma' -- recalls the Inca-era layout of the city.

Obelisco del Parque Orellana Pumaqchupan 02 2023 An obelisk stands in Parque Orellana, a public park in Cusco also known by its Quechua name Pumaqchupan, meaning 'puma's tail,' a reference to the traditional description of the city's layout in the shape of a puma. Photographed in 2023.

Parque Orellana Pumaqchupan 04 2023 Parque Orellana, known locally as Pumaqchupan, is a public park in Cusco whose Quechua name references the puma shape traditionally used to describe the city's historic layout. Photographed in 2023.

Paccha del Parque Orellana Pumaqchupan 07 2023 A paccha, a traditional Andean stone water spout, feeds a fountain in Cusco's Parque Orellana Pumaqchupan, a small urban park named for a historic district of Inca-era Cusco.

Obelisco del Parque Orellana Pumaqchupan 03 2023 An obelisk stands in Cusco's Parque Orellana Pumaqchupan, a park named for Pumaqchupan, or 'puma's tail,' the traditional name for this district of Inca-era Cusco.

Parque Orellana Pumaqchupan 05 2023 Parque Orellana Pumaqchupan takes its name from Pumaqchupan, the 'tail of the puma' district of Inca-era Cusco, in the traditional description of the city's shape.