Machu Picchu
Travel Blogs from Machu Picchu, Peru
Salkantay Trek and Machu Picchu
... . A few of us then decided to climb to the temple of the moon, a temple on a really steep hill, approximately 600m above Machu Pichu. It´s a little trail cut into a wall. The climb was worth it because the view was amazing. After that we left and waited ...
Day 4: The Great Push to Machu Picchu
... is the final obstacle before reaching Machu Picchu. From here we are blessed with SUPERB westher and beautiful sunshine illuminating Machu Picchu below. After some group photos, we begin our descent into the valley and within a couple of hours ...
Auf den Spuren der Inkas
... 2-tägiger Trip inklusive Busfahrt von Cusco nach Ollantaytambo, Zugfahrt von dort nach Aguas Calientes, Übernachtung dort sowie Eintritt für Machu Picchu selber und Führung kostet 165 Dollar. Günstiger wird schwierig, bis 170 Dollar ist okay. Wie ...
coco leaves are not drugs
... WyñayWayna in the early afternoon- this was a much more bustling campsite for it is the site all companies stay at before Machu Picchu including the 2 day companies- there is a hostel, a bar...and the best thing ever...HOT SHOWERS. Though it was a ...
Part IV - Machu Pichu
... day broke in full we decided it was time to scamper through the city and head for Waynapichu, the mountain backdrop to Machu Pichu. This was an excellent idea for after another invigorating 300 meter climb of stairs, we found ourselves literally on top ...
Day 1 (or the 2nd longest day of my life)
I know a lot of words in Spanish but i'm not very good when it comes to complete and correct sentences so I bought a book in Cuzco to help me grammar and conjugating verbs which is proving to be useful and worth the money. The best ...
Machu Picchu
Today I went to Machu Picchu. What else can I say? One of the new Seven Wonders of the World. It was a moment I have been waiting for for a long time. The site was amazing and although I was in awe I felt ...
We complete our quest
... , a tough climb up steep rugged stone steps and a couple of wooden ladders. It was all worth it though - the views of Machu Picchu were incredible (I hadn't expected this, having just seen WP as a climbing challenge) and we all felt on top of the world ...
Die Inkas sind wahnsinnig!
Nun war es also soweit. Der Aufstieg nach Machu Picchu stand bevor. Teil 1 war ein eineinhalb stündiger Fußmarsch inkl. 400 Höhenmeter von Agua Calientes (dem Dorf unterhalb Machu Picchus) bis zum Eingang der Städte. Wir hätten auch den Bus für 8 ...
Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu
... up to the ruins, we were also lucky enough to take the hike further up to Wayna Picchu. The view from here was absolutely unforgettable, Machu Picchu will stay in my memory forever. In the afternoon we got the train back to meet the bikes and ride back to ...
Inka Trail
... the control to open. When it did and we got through it was a bit of a joke. It was almost like a race to Machu Picchu. People would block you from passing them even if they were walking slow, some people were getting hit with walking sticks while making ...
Con un año mas!
... hasta el Valle del Colca, uno de los cañones mas profundos del mundo (el segundo, aunque el mas profundo tambiene sta en peru). Alli nos hospedamos en una posada con vista al valle y nos la pasabamos yendo y viniendo de Chivay, el pueblito principal. ...
erster!
... wir aufzusteigen, trotz fehlender sonne wird es uns fuenf bald recht warm, aber wir hoffen, dass wir den sonnenaufgang auf machu pichu miterleben koennen. wir kommen tatsaechlich als allererste oben an, naja, nicht ganz, zehn sekunden vor uns erreicht ...
Treking the Inca Trails
We had an early start on our second day of the Inca Jungle trek. The day started with banana and chocolate pancakes at 6:30am followed by a 16K trek. The first hour was a pleasant walk along the river then we began to climb up the mountain. This was ...
The Machu Pichu Treck
Oh my god the hardest 4 days of our lives!!!! What a fantastic time in the Andes we pushed ourselves to the limit. · People went back down after the first night a combination of altitude sickness and just not physically capable of getting up ...
Sacred Valley, Inca Trail and Machu Picchu
... the beer was calling! The food was amazing as always, and we said goodbye to our porters after dinner. They sang us a song about machu picchu and kissed all the girls goodbye. We were starting early on the last day so that we would be the first to the ...
Incredible Machu Picchu
... go further towards the jungle to hide from the Spaniards. Some believe that the farming terraces are actually structures to help Machu Picchu withstand earthquakes. There really is some amazing history. You look at the rocks and how big they ...
Wow
On Saturday we has our first day off away from work where you could say we did the Tourist bit. Machu Picchu is one of the wonders of the world and built more than 3500 Meters (10,000ft) above sea level. There was two bus journeys and a train for about ...
Machu Picchu and more.
... a day to give thanks for the priveleged lives we, especially in the western world live. There's an interesting history to Machu Picchu but depending on which guide you overheard the history is somewhat different. Not a lot was left behind by ...
The Amazing Machu Picchu
... the day. The others were all leaving that evening and heading back to Cuzco. We had already booked into a hostel in Machu Picchu town that evening although wondered whether that was the right thing to do as no-one else was doing it! At ...
Machu Pichu
... we hopped on a local bus for a 5 hour ride to the tiny town of Santa Maria, first stop on The Cheapskate's Trail to Machu Pichu. 8 hours later we arrived in Quillabamba, a bruise on the landscape of Peru more than an hour from Santa Maria. The bus ...
Machu freaking Picchu
... running. I loved the whole thing, and the weather and timing were perfect. not everybody should cross the globe to see Machu Picchu, but if it's something yo`'ve always wanted to see, you won't be disappointed. Cuzco is a very nice ...
MACHU PICCHU - has sunburned my neck!
... are signs showing where to go so very hard to get lost. There was already a nice line to the entrance. The views of Machu Picchu and the surrounding valleys was AWESOME! I got the ticket and low and behold....I got number......66 LOL!!!! At 7:15 AM, ...
La Propuesta
We managed to drag ourselves out of bed at 4:45am, had breakfast at 5am then made our way across to the queue for the buses up to Machupicchu (which was massive!!) We got on a bus at 5:45am which took about 20 minutes to get up the mountain. We got our ...
Machu Picchu et autres
... qui nous a amené jusqu'à Machu Picchu City, qui est en fait une ville où restent tous les touristes qui vont visiter Machu Picchu. Évidemment, tout est donc plus cher. L'hôtel était bien comfortable et faisait face au centre de la ...
Machu Picchu
... , I had to get up early again to board the train for 1 ½ hours to Aguas Calientes, then a bus tide up to Machu Picchu and enjoy a tour of the spectacular Inca ruins. Unfortunately I got sick from (I think mayonaise, never liked the stuff anyway, so spent ...
Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley Inca ruins
... ; Macchu Picchu was rediscovered in 1911 by American explorer Hiram Bingham, making our arrival the 100 year anniversary of Machhu Picchu's scientific discovery. Once again we were surprised and excited by our timing! We signed for a tour that took ...
Peru, Machu Picchu: ("The Lost City of the Incas")
Wed 10.9.08: Peru, Machu Picchu: ("The Lost City of the Incas" or "Old Peak") PERSONAL: After the Lares Trek ended, we were onboard the train heading to Machu Picchu Pueblo (formerly as Aguas Calientes) - a small town at the bottom of the valley ...

