Camino Inca a Machu Picchu Cusco

2400 msnm (Machu Picchu), Provincia de Urubamba Cusco , Peru

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  • Machu Picchu

    5

    tourtravel 8 contributions Australia Mar 20, 2012

    Outstanding. Unbeliveably large. SOOO interesting. Why did they abandon it so readily. Why did they put so much effort in in the first place. So many questions still to be answered!!! Remarkable!ª!

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  • Awe inspiring Machu Picchu

    5

    ashley.sloup 2 contributions Wahoo, United States Feb 27, 2012

    The tour guide was amazing and very helpful. He went over the history and culture of the Incas. He taught us Quechua and went above and beyond to make our experience unforgettable. Hikers would love this place because their is a lot of exercise involved . It was very beautiful, a must see place, and very moving.

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  • brilliant

    5

    carofree 16 contributions London, United Kingdom Apr 20, 2005

    go there

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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction Camino Inca a Machu Picchu Cusco

  • 1

    Cuzco

    99 photos

    Entry containing 99 photos titled: Coca tea, Group photo, cathedral, Plaza de Armas, street in cuzco, saqsayhuaman, sacsayhuaman scenery, llama at sacsayhuaman, sacsayhuaman ruins, llamas grazing, rocks at sacsayhuaman, sacsayhuaman 2, Me at Sacsayhuaman, beautiful view, Standing at the top of cuzco

  • 2

    Incas and Baby Alpacas

    17 photos

    I had called the hostal we were booked in to and they said it was fine to
    arrive early (very early!) but to call 1st, which we did and then got a taxi
    to the hostal. Liane was with us as we said she could stay with us as her
    friends were not arriving in Cusco until Thursday. Arrived at the Hostal

    which is wonderful if a …

  • 3

    Death Road 2

    29 photos

    Cuzco, a delightfully old fashioned town with cobbled streets, traditional street lamps, and a real historic feel to it, is the starting point for a lot of tours to Machu Picchu. We wasted little time in booking our tour to the highly anticipated destination of Machu Picchu. After the usual bombardment of options and price haggling we eventually …

  • 4

    Cusco, Inca Trail & Machu Picchu

    58 photos

    We kwamen opnieuw vroeg in de ochtend aan in Cusco. Na een taxirit naar het centrum begonnen we te zoeken naar een hostal. De hoogte van de stad (3400m boven zeeniveau) liet zich ferm voelen. Geladen met pak en zak trokken we door de stijle straatjes van Cusco, tot we uiteindelijk een mooie en goedkope hostal vonden. We konden al direct inchecken …

  • 5

    Inca's, Inca's and Llama's

    19 photos

    The second flight of our travels took us to the very high city of Cusco. Sitting at approx 3,400 metres the most basic of things like walking to your hostel become a bit of a challenge!

    Luckily neither of us suffered from the dreaded 'Altitude sickness' however I did discover quite quickly that I could not handle my alcohol particularly …

  • 6

    Incas!!!!

    135 photos

    Arrivée à 5h du matin à Cuzco, c'est magnifique, il n'y a personne et les monuments sont éclairés (plaza de armas). On trouve un hôtel, on dort un peu avant de visiter la ville et se renseigner pour visiter les sites de la vallée des Incas et le Machu Picchu.

    La ville est très belle, il y a des places à arcades, des balcons en bois …

  • 7

    Getting High On Machu Picchu

    73 photos

    After leaving Lima we arrived in the early morning to the city of Cusco. Leaving our last hostel was actually a bit of a disaster because they ended up charging us more than they had advertised on their website. (Suddenly the receptionist didn't speak very good English at all!)

    We were both immediately affected by the altitude in Cusco, …

  • 8

    Cusco and those Smart Incas... (Day 50)

    39 photos

    Five and a half hours from Rio, Sham and I landed in the city of Lima, Peru to find that we only had 40 minutes to make our connecting flight to Cusco. If my travel agent is reading, this is not enough time. On the other hand it is a good way to get out of filling in some of the unnecessary customs forms provided by the Peruvian authorities. …

  • 9

    Cuzco - Gateway to Machu Piccu

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    The long day bus ride to Cusco did not disappoint. As I have mentioned on previous occasions, this presents an ideal time to check things out. Not that some people notice, because they have their heads stuck in novels the entire way. I still struggle to understand that! Oh well its their loss I suppose. But you can see plenty just looking at things …

  • 10

    Cusco or Cuzco? Either way, lots of Americans!

    12 photos

    The journey from La Paz to Cusco seemed to take an eternity. This time we decided to take a day bus leaving at 8:30am, arriving 10 hours later. It made the border crossing a lot easier (I can imagine it would have been more difficult in the middle of the night), but although you only get broken sleep on the over nighters, they feel a lot shorter.< …