During the Inti Raymi festival in Peru, traditional dances such as the Wik’hu and Qhapaq qolla are performed. These dances celebrate the Incan sun god and the harvest, incorporating vibrant costumes and cultural significance. Participants engage in ritualistic movements, mirroring historical traditions of honoring the sun and agricultural cycles. The festival is marked by music played on traditional instruments, enhancing its spiritual and communal atmosphere. Through these vibrant dances, the festival fosters a sense of identity and connection to the rich pre-Columbian heritage while celebrating indigenous cultures of the region.