Moray by Cusco, Peru in 4K
It is suggested that there must be underground channels built by the depressions' bottom allowing water to drain. It is also argued that the bottom is over a very porous natural rock formation that enables water filtering toward the earth's interior; the truth is that even today, in the rainy season the water don't flood.
During the rainy season of 2009-2010, the region of Cusco received high levels of rain that have not been seen before, which caused permanent damage to the ruins of Moray. The terraced levels of the complex, which are constructed from stone and compacted earth, were damaged extensively as the excessive rain waters undermined the ground beneath the structure.
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