The Callejón de Siete Culebras (Alley of the Seven Snakes) is a narrow cobblestone street famous for its Inca stone carvings of serpents embedded in the walls. It’s tucked away in the historic center, making it a quieter spot to photograph compared to the crowded main plazas.

It feels like stumbling upon a hidden detail of Cusco’s Inca past, a perfect place to slow down and capture the textures and history of the city.

Pro Tip: Visit early in the morning when the alley is empty for the cleanest shots.