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10/09/2024

07/09/2024

Join the adventure of the Inca trail, cross mountains and valleys, an experience that will change your life and live the excitement of reaching Machu Picchu

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05/09/2024

¿Do you want to explore your dream destination? ¡Contact me for expert advice and planning your next trip!

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04/09/2024

Ollantaytambo is a name that comes from Quechua, the native language of the Incas, it is a name that evokes the rich history and cultural importance of this place in the Inca empire. www.cachilife.com

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02/09/2024

Inca Trail 4 days and 3 nights to Machu Picchu In 2025

Are you planning to hike the famous Inca Trail in 2025?

We are happy to tell you that the permits for hiking the Inca Trail in 2025 will be available in early October 2024. We suggest contacting a trustworthy local tour company to help you book your permit. Some dates are very popular and may sell out fast, so it’s a good idea to book early to get the date you want and to get the best prices. Booking ahead also helps with planning and makes the trip go more smoothly.

Contact us today to start planning your 2025 adventure.
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02/09/2024

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09/08/2024

Typical Peruvian clothing reflects the cultural and historical diversity of the country. Traditional clothing varies by region, but often includes brightly colored fabrics and embroidery.

05/08/2024

Difference between Machu Picchu Mountain and Huayna Picchu

The Huayna Picchu mountain is the one that appears behind the Inca City in the classic postcard photo of Machu Picchu.
It is known as the 'Young Mountain'. The walk along its trails is recognized as one of the most incredible short walks on the planet.
Its Inca trails are steep and narrow. They were built on the side of the mountain. They can be scary for people with a fear of heights.
If you suffer from vertigo or can't control your fear of heights, you'd better skip this mountain.

Machu Picchu mountain offers less steep, wider and less visually terrifying paths than Huayna Picchu.
As in Huayna Picchu, its stone paths were built by the Incas hundreds of years ago.
It is known as the 'Old Mountain'. On its slopes the Incas built the Inca City that today marvels the world.
It is not necessary to reach the top to enjoy the landscape. Halfway along the way you can take good photos of Machu Picchu.
There is no Inca temple or enclosure on the Machu Picchu mountain.

03/08/2024

02/08/2024

Machu Picchu 🇵🇪

06/10/2021

We're just living our best life in Peru!

08/09/2021

Taking a nice hike up to Rayan Community.

18/08/2021

Our arrival into Manu!

10/08/2021

Bet you didn't know this is in Peru!

03/07/2021

We take pride in that Franklin is a part of the Cachi family. Become a part of the family today!

09/06/2021

One of our teachers enjoying his time on our Educating with Cachi Peru trip!

18/05/2021

On day 3 we got to head up and see our wonderful Rayan family. Rayan has definitely changed a lot since COVID-19, but that didn’t stop us all from celebrating the reunion.

12/05/2021

Just taking in the sun on a beautiful day at Rayan!

09/05/2021

Let’s hope all the moms have a smile as big as this ones! To all you amazing & beautiful mothers, happy Mother’s Day.

04/05/2021

Stop Monkeying Around!! We couldn’t help ourselves with this one. We have to know, would you love it or hate it if a random monkey just jumped on your shoulder? 🐒

29/04/2021

Watchman’s Hut.

Being in Machu Picchu during COVID-19 offered an extremely unique experience that very few people on earth will ever experience. No one was on the first bus up the mountain and when we got there it felt like we were Hiram Bingham, rediscovering Machu Picchu all over again. Having been here before it was insane seeing this place without thousands of people. It felt eerie, even David who had been to Machu Picchu well over 1,000 times had said he’d never seen anything like it. His jitters were that of a little kid, like his first day of school. I’ll never forget how David looked at me after we took this photo. “I have never seen this place so empty and I’m not sure this will ever happen again. This is truly special.” - David Kosloski & David Villagra (Cachi Life)

27/04/2021

This handsome devil here is our brother Marco Polo. His talents include great camera work, world record holder for most limes eaten, and getting spit on by alpacas. He handles all of our video work and man does he do a great job.

22/04/2021

Goooooood Morning Peru!!! Sometimes all you need is a cup of coffee to get that day started. Who loves their Peruvian coffee?