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Muyurina Aguas Calientes

Jr. Wiracocha s/n Aguas Calientes, Sacred Valley, Peru

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Machu Picchu - Entry one

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... at 5 pm, I wandered back through the main sights taking more images mainly without people to remind me of what saw that morning. ...

Machu Picchu

A travel blog entry by thegnomesdoroam

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... without the aid of cutting tools) and then fit them all together. While we were up there the rain and fog lifted and we were treated to awesome views. Also since we were up there later in the afternoon there were not as many tourists. That evening we all had dinner at a local pizza place before returning to our hotel for the evening (located right between the train tracks and the roaring Urubamba river). It was early to bed since we had ...

Why I Travel (and Machu Picchu)

A travel blog entry by bengamble

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... for my life (being chased by wild hippos in a leaky canoe in Benin, falling out of a raft in Grade 5 rapids in Costa Rica, hitch-hiking with crazies in the back-country of New Zealand). I have had moments where I´ve been angry, felt deceived, depressed, annoyed, uncomfortable, embarrassed and sickened. I´ve seen desperate poverty and immense wealth. But, to be honest, the emotion I experience the most when on the road is the feeling when I´ve never felt ...

Inca Trail - Day 3

A travel blog entry by netgull

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... Their ages vary from 19 to over 50. Some of us shyly, some of us more confidently, we introduce ourselves in broken spanish, and then say a big thank you to each one of the fifteen of them. We definitely couldn't have made it that comfortably without them! Marco explains to us the life of a porter, and how Llama Path is one of the few agencies that provides them with proper ...

Inca Trail - Day 2

A travel blog entry by netgull

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... time we are approaching the second pass (4000m). This one is much easier than the first one. On the other side of the mountain we start descending slowly into a jungle landscape! I've seen reconstructions of tropical jungles before, but it's so much different and exciting to go through it in person! At yet one more Inca site, Marco explains to us about the Inca empire, the study of constellations, how Cuzco was the center of the world and how the world ...

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