Embark on a journey of a lifetime with Machu Picchu travel 2023 and experience the magic of one of the world’s most iconic ancient ruins. This ancient Inca citadel, perched high in the Andes Mountains, is a symbol of the Incas’ advanced engineering and architectural skills.  This article aims to provide a comprehensive guide to...Read More

Ollantaytambo is located approximately 55 miles (90 km) northwest of Cusco. The approximate driving time is 2 hours. The main reason to go to the town of Ollantaytambo is to go to the train station, board the train, head to Aguas Calientes, and hike to Machu Picchu. Many groups returning from Machu Picchu will also stop in Ollantaytambo...Read More

Planning the best Machu Picchu tour is easier than most people think as long as you first consider the essential aspects of the trip. There are so many paths and routes to take before even getting to the Inca citadel that a set itinerary needs to be laid out for clarity. Pondering which destinations or...Read More

One of the most common questions I get from people booking vacations relates to tipping in Peru. Of course, travelers are usually concerned about not to undertip or, in some cases, overtip. So the question “how much should I tip in Peru?” will come up rather frequently in emails and phone calls in the office. ...Read More

So which is better, The Salkantay Trek vs. The Inca Trail?The Inca trail is, without a doubt, a gorgeous route leading to the Machu Picchu complex. The classic four-day trail is iconic of local culture, and rightly so. The Inca Trail is the most traversed and famous of all the Peru treks. How to Prepare...Read More

There are several ways to get to Machu Picchu, including a wide assortment of multiday and single-day hikes. If you plan on taking one of the multiday versions, several vital elements will help with training for Machu Picchu.  The most common routes or hikes to Machu Picchu will be the four-day Inca trail, the five-day Salkantay trek, and...Read More

Trekking the Inca Trail will be one of the most amazing experiences any hiker can have. The beauty of the trail can only be overshadowed by the historical relevance of its cobblestone paths leading to the Machu Picchu hike. Booking one of the most popular treks in the world can be exciting. Just thinking about the...Read More

March is an excellent time for a Peru travel package, including the coastal and highland regions. Typically considered one of the shoulder months in Peru, March tends to have fewer international visitors. However, there are also plenty of local celebrations along the coast due to the great weather, thereby increasing domestic tourism. Let’s review some...Read More

Visiting hot springs near Cusco is a popular activity among travelers that come to Peru. Relaxing at the thermal springs tends to be widespread towards the end of an itinerary and is particularly welcome among travelers who recently took a multiday hike to Machu Picchu. The idea of relaxing on the soothing warm waters of an...Read More

Peru travel in December can be exciting. Travelers would visit the country during the coastal springtime, going into the summer, and traveling to Cusco and Machu Picchu right before the heavy rains hit the highlands.  December is also a low-travel month in Peru, so if you intend to avoid long lines and multitudes of crowds,...Read More