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When you are starting to plan a trip to Cusco, one of the first things you think about is how much the Inca Trail cost, when is the right season to come and how to choose the best travel agency. The first thing you need to know before hiring a travel agency is that those...Read More

Have you ever wondered if you’d be able to overcome a challenge hike Huayna Picchu? The mountain behind Machu Picchu is a challenge for those adventurers who decide to enjoy this dizzying climb, which offers breathtaking panoramic views of the mountainous landscape and the sacred city of Machu Picchu. Huayna Picchu in Quechua means «Pico...Read More

Inca Trail to Machu Picchu will probably be one of the most rewarding sensations of your life. No matter your age, whether you are young or middle-aged, it is a trekking that you have to do at least once in your life. In this post, we will indicate a series of recommendations to make the...Read More

If you like short hiking with breathtaking sights, the 2 days Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is exactly what you are looking for. Covering a not so challenging distance of just 10km/6.3 miles, this route is perfect for families and those on a tight schedule. The trekking goes through a beautiful scenery that includes a...Read More

The Sacred Valley of Cusco or Sacred Valley of the Incas extends along the Urubamba River valley, 15 km north of Cusco, the «Imperial City». Many travelers wonder what the main attractions of the Sacred Valley are. We would mainly highlight 3: The ruins of Pisac Chinchero Ollantaytambo. But the Sacred Valley is also an...Read More

If you are planning a trip with children, Peru offers several plans to visit them as a family: museums, visiting floating islands or awesome light and water shows. We have compiled a guide for families who are going to travel to Peru with children, in which we have included what we consider are the 5...Read More

Although not as well-publicized as other tourist attractions in the province of Cusco, Salkantay trekking is considered the ideal alternative to the Inca Trail due to its outstanding views and its environment that shows the gorgeous local flora and fauna. The Salkantay trek differs from the Inca Trail in that it is not required to...Read More

One of the great deficiencies of the Jorge Chávez Airport in Lima was that it did not have a bus that would take passengers directly to the city center, who were forced to hire taxi services for prices that could reach 24USD (80 Soles) or take taxicabs ‘unsafe’ that cost around 13USD (45 Soles). Fortunately...Read More

There is a saying which goes ‘All roads get you to Rome‘; when it comes to Peru we could also say “All roads lead you to Machu Picchu”. This wonder of the world was named in 1981 as Cultural and Historical Patrimony of the Humanity by the UNESCO. It’s also the main reason why the...Read More

More than 5 centuries ago along the 23,000 km in which the Inca trail to Machu Picchu develops, an extensive network of Inca bridges, made with fibers and another type of braided materials, were built and erected, with target of  solving all the geographical features of the road. «The Incas were the only ancient American civilization...Read More