It's the cold night of June 16th.

That's because it's five days before South America's winter solstice.

Tonight, we're walking the streets of Kusko, Peru, the old capital of the Inca Empire.

The city is 11,000 feet above sea level, so it's no wonder that it's barely above freezing. Of course,

it's the perfect weather for a ghost tour. Our meeting spot is the Plaza de Armas, the main

square in Kusco. The square is pretty busy tonight. June as a whole is a busy month for the city.

There are parades almost every

day leading up to June 24th. That's when the people of Kusko celebrate Inti Raimi, a festival of

the Inca sun god, Inti. And it's why the city is packed with people. No other place is more active

than the main square. Earlier today, the Plaza of Armas was flooded with people watching

and participating in the Desphile of Allegoryas,

a parade put on by the universities of Kusko.

There are other annual parades put on by elementary and middle schools.

There are also concerts and rituals.

There's even a parade of dogs. But, past these happy festivals,

parades, and celebrations, you'll find historical tragedies and unexplained mysteries all over Kusko.

In the alleyways and shadowy corners, even in the heart of the city, in the middle of the beating

drum and pounding feet.

You look too closely and you'll never be able to see the city the same way again.

As many of you know, I've spent a lot of time in Kusko, Peru, and for today's episode we

have a special tour. Kusko, Peru. And for today's episode, we have a special tour. Kusko at night.

My name is Edwin. And here's a horror story.

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