How did the quechua preserve incan culture?

The Quechua people played a vital role in preserving Incan culture through their language, traditions, and agricultural practices. As descendants of the Incas, they maintained many customs, storytelling traditions, and rituals that reflect Incan beliefs and values. Additionally, the Quechua continue to cultivate Andean crops like potatoes and maize using traditional methods, which helps sustain their cultural heritage. This ongoing connection to their ancestral practices has kept Incan culture alive despite historical challenges.