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07/02/2025

Thanks to the locals who still follow our ancestors' traditions, the Lares Valley hike provides vistas of breathtaking landscapes and a closer look at Inca culture.

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04/02/2025

This extremely photogenic lake is located about 75 miles to the northwest of Cusco and just south of Machu Picchu. Humantay sits snugly between Humantay Mountain and Salkantay Mountain. In fact, it is a popular branch-off hike when trekking along the Salkantay Trail, an incredibly scenic alternative to the Inca Trail. Humantay falls along the Vilcabamba mountain range.
Humantay Lake is most well known for its insanely bright blue and green water and its snow-capped mountain backdrop. These fantastic colors come from the mineral-filled runoff from the melting glaciers around the Humantay and Salkantay Mountains.

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04/02/2025

INTIHUATANA.- The structure known as the Intihuatana is a rock carved on a rocky outcrop in Machu Picchu. This incredible rock is characterized by preserving various polished planes with incredible accuracy. This rock served as a sundial and has been known for years as the rock that radiates energy. Unfortunately, it can no longer be entered from June 2, 2024 due to preservation issues of Machu Picchu.

02/02/2025

About 60 kilometers southeast of the city of Cusco, on the magnificent Ausangate glacier, at a height of 5,200 meters above sea level, is the amazing and vibrant rock formation known as Vinicunca.
Only 40 years ago, when temperatures began to rise and the snow started to melt, did this stunning environment—which had been long hidden by heavy ice—come to view. The result was a completely different landscape.

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31/01/2025

This neighborhood of artisans, with narrow streets and hidden nooks, seems to want to tell us the innumerable secrets of the Imperial City. Cradle of ancient families dedicated to popular crafts, it is a paradise made of stone and colonial houses trapped in time that shine in broad daylight.
At night, the story changes. The neighborhood is transformed into a kaleidoscope of party, color and music that is impossible to resist. In short, you don't just have to know San Blas: you have to live it.

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31/01/2025

During the rule of the Inca Pachacutec, Ollantaytambo's town, ceremonial center, and stronghold were constructed. This enclosure is a prime example of both excellent urban planning and Inca stone-carving prowess. At this time, Ollantaytambo's cobbled streets and terraces, where the locals still reside, are still present.

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30/01/2025

Moray is an archaeological site in Peru approximately 50 kilometres northwest of Cuzco on a high plateau at about 3,500 metres and just west of the village of Maras. The site contains unusual Inca ruins, mostly consisting of several terraced circular depressions, the largest of which is approximately 30 m deep

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30/01/2025

The mountain of the seven colors of Palccoyo is a new tourist attraction in Cusco that bears similarities to Vinicunca, also known as the rainbow mountain. It is located at the foot of the snowy Ausangate. The trip includes a short walk surrounded by some of the most beautiful landscapes in Peru. Some tours offer adventurous alternatives such as visiting a stone forest or cycling downhill.

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28/01/2025

The Classic Inca Trail is about more than just getting to Machu Picchu. As you pass through the mountain, the trail takes you through a breathtaking range of landscapes that includes snow-capped mountain peaks, lush forest, subtropical jungle, and arid high altitude zones. In addition to all of that, you also get a splendid mix of Inca paving stones, tunnels, and many Incan archeological sites that is only reachable via the Inca Trail. If you are remotely considering hiking the Inca Trail. we highly encourage you to do so because you will be impressed both at the views and what your body can do.
The trek covers a total distance of 43km (26.719 miles) and an altitude from 2720 meters (8.900 feet) to 4200 meters (14.000 feet).

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27/01/2025

Strategically dug into the mountainside, thousands of shallow pools filled with salt water. Eventually, they evaporate and leave behind crystallized salt. These salt pans have been in operation for more than 500 years. To this day, they are mined by local families for their special, beloved Peruvian pink salt.

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27/01/2025

The Qeswachaka Bridge is 28 meters long and suspended 30 meters above the Apurímac River. It was part of the huge network of Inca roads (Qhapac ñan) that led to the Inca City of Machu Picchu. Every year the local population renovates the bridge just as the Incas did hundreds of years ago. Today, it is one of the biggest tourist attractions in Cusco.

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27/01/2025

The Sacred Valley of Peru has advanced agriculture ever since the Inca era. Generation after generation has benefited from its favorable microclimates for cultivation. It is also a culturally vibrant region, and Machu Picchu, Peru's most famous archaeological site, cannot compare to the splendor of the Inca fortifications. We know the greatest places to see and activities to do in the Sacred Valley, from citadels to beautiful alpine lodges.

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26/01/2025

Choquequirao are the archaeological remains of an Inca city located between the foothills of the snowy Salcantay, the archaeological monuments of Choquequirao are made up of buildings and terraces distributed at different levels, from the lowest level Sunch'u Pata to the highest truncated peak, the which was leveled and fenced with stones to form a platform with an approximate area of 150 square meters.

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26/01/2025

The highlight of Pisac is the incredible Inca ruins overlooking the town. The ruins are ancient houses, ceremonial places, water canals, and vegetation terraces. Get there from Pisac town by hiking or taking a taxi. However, hiking to the top will take you at least 3 hours with the high altitude.

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25/01/2025

Before the construction of Machu Picchu began, they surveyed the mountaintop site. They built canals to carry freshwater to different sectors of the city. Incredibly, the Inca didn’t use steel or iron tools, nor the wheel, to make the temples, living quarters, and stone steps. Instead, they utilized simple materials such as stone, wood, and bronze. Rows of terraces were also constructed along the mountainsides for support. Without them, Machu Picchu would have tumbled down, unable to withstand centuries existing in a region prone to earthquakes and annual heavy rain.

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25/01/2025

The king of the Andes, the condor, is why he has his altar in Machupicchu.

25/01/2025