Inca Version of Milky Way Constellations, Qorikancha
The stars in the sky were very important to the religion of the Inca. Like many other cultures, the Inca grouped the stars into constellations. They saw many animals and other things from their daily lives when they looked to the stars. Qorikancha has this large mural that depicted the various constellations as the Incans saw and named them.
Photos by Ravi 
Really stunning image
Thanks Bob!
wow! So cool!
Thanks Marco!
This is beautiful! How old is this mural?
Actually this is a painting by Cusco artist Miguel Arnoz Cartagena showing the Milky Way over Cusco in the months of July and August, when the sky is clear and most of the astronomical phenomena venerated by the Incas can be easily observed. Date of painting is not known.