Ruraykunaman riy
Sapimanta Yachakuy
Tradition

Festival of the Sun

Inti Raymi

Fiestas y Celebraciones

Andean Highlands - [object Object]

Inti Raymi is one of the most important festivals, honoring the Sun Father.

Inti Raymi kashka hatun raymikunamanta, Inti taytata yupaychashpa.

Ingles Shimi

Inti Raymi is a great festival from the time of the Incas. It is celebrated every year on June 21st. On this day we honor Father Sun, making Mother Earth happy. There is dancing, singing, and feasting.

Kikin Shimi

Inti Raymi kashka Inka pachakunamanta hatun raymi. Tukuy wata 21 ñawpa killapi (junio) ruranakun. Kay punchapi Inti taytata yupaychanchik, allpa mamata kushiyanachishpa. Tushuykunami, takikunami, mikunakunami tiyan.

Shimi Yuyaykuna

Inti Raymi

in.ti raj.mi

Literally: Sun Festival

Rikuchiy Rimay

Inti Raymi kushilla raymi kan

Kallarik

Inti Raymi is a joyful festival

Tukuy runakunami Inti Raymita ruranakun

Chawpipak

All the people celebrate Inti Raymi

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Tinkishka Willachikuna

Weaving

Craft

Weaving is ancient knowledge, used to create shawls, belts, and other textiles.

Cuy (Guinea Pig)

Food

Cuy (guinea pig) is a traditional food, cooked and eaten at festivals.

Pawkar Raymi (Flowering Festival)

Tradition

Pawkar Raymi is the flowering festival, celebrating the first blossoms.

The Hummingbird and the Fire

Story

A traditional Andean story about a small hummingbird who does its part to fight a great forest fire, teaching that every action matters.

Minka (Communal Work)

Tradition

Minka is collective voluntary work that strengthens the community.

Pachamama (Mother Earth)

Tradition

Pachamama is Mother Earth, the giver of life, for the Andean peoples.