汤姆、莱克和杰利是美国旧金山理工学院的大学生,平时酷爱探险旅游活动。这一年的12月,南半球正处于炎炎暑夏之际,三个年轻人结伴来到有着丰富印第安文化底蕴的神秘国度—秘鲁。三个人在首都利马游逛了一周后,便向印第安人活动遗迹最为丰富的安第斯山进发。这天,他们来到了一个偏僻小镇,打听那一带的旅游古迹。不料,当地人郑重地告诫说,离此20千米远的一座废弃神庙千万不可进去游玩,其他地方都可随意观赏。三个年轻大学生此行的目的就是想好好考察一番古印第安宗教祭祀习俗,自然对那座令当地人谈之色变的神庙产生了兴趣,于是便详细地询问起来。 Tom, Lake and Jerry are students at the San Francisco Institute of Technology, usually adventurous adventure tourism. In December this year, when the southern hemisphere was in a hot summer months, three young people came together to Peru, a mysterious country rich in Indian culture. After a week’s stroll in Lima, the trio, they made their way to the Andes, the most affluent of Indian activities. On this day, they came to a remote town, asking about the historical sites in that area. Unexpectedly, the locals solemnly warned that an abandoned temple 20 km away from this must not go to play, other places are free to watch. The purpose of the three young college students’ trip was to take a good look at some ancient Indian religious sacrificial customs and naturally became interested in the temple that made the locals talk about color change. So they asked in detail.