I was observing the moon on the nights of April 5 and 6th 2025 and noticed an interesting feature (to me) just West of craters Godin and Godin C. This unnamed 12-13km crater was casting a uniquely significant western shadow. A look at this region via Quickmap indicated that the crater floor was much higher than most of the surrounding surface exterior to the crater itself (appx 1,400 meters it seems). I know, I know, I'm sure there must be many more features like this across the surface, but this one distinctly reminded me of Machu Picchu. I was a bit surprised that it doesn't have an official name.
A few days after my observation Physicsman shared a spectacular image of this region that he made on April 5 @ 19.15UT and there it was, Machu Picchu! I typed up my observation and shared with him; thought I'd post on CN for anyone who may be interested as well. Three days later and the significant shadow was reduced, and "Machu Picchu" was cloaked from visual uniqueness. Got to love the dynamic moon!