Инти is the Inca sun god, revered in the ancient Inca civilization of South America. He was considered the ancestor of the Inca people and played a crucial role in their mythology and agricultural practices. The sun was vital for crop growth, and rituals were often performed to honor Inti and ensure a bountiful harvest. Worship of Inti included festivals, offerings, and the construction of temples, such as the famous Coricancha in Cusco. The Inti Raymi festival, celebrated during the winter solstice, is one of the most significant ceremonies dedicated to Inti, showcasing the importance of the sun in Inca culture.