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The locals in Peru love celebrations and one of the most important celebrations in the country is of course Peru Independence Day.Read More

Make your Machu Picchu reservations with time to spare. There are certain times of the year when securing Machu Picchu permits will be almost impossible.Read More

The Inti Raymi celebration, otherwise known as the Festival of the Sun, was a religious ceremony of the Inca Empire. Inti Raymi was held in honor of the god Inti, one of the most revered deities in the Inca religion. Inti also happens to be the god of the sun.   Many travelers like the idea...Read More

One of the most solicited tours by incoming travelers tends to be exactly on How to see the Nazca lines? We begin by heading down South.Read More

Every year thousands of people flock to the city’s main square (Plaza de Armas) to celebrate Cusco New Years’ Eve. Hopefully, this year after many tribulations will be no different.   The Classic 4 Day Inca Trail to Machu Picchu Available Here! Tourists from all over Latin America, Europe, Asia, and the United States pour into the...Read More

The Peruvian potato (Papa Peruana - Para translates to Potato) is one of Peru’s most valuable and certainly universally delicious crops.Read More

Many tourists travel to Peru exclusively for the Machu Picchu Hike, there are however festivities like the amazing Candelaria Festival in Puno.Read More

The Inca trail to Machu Picchu is one of the most popular and sought-after treks in the world.  Thousands of travelers arrive every day with the intention of booking this Machu Picchu Hike on the spot.   Booking this hike for the same day or within a week of arrival is not very likely. Under...Read More

Looking up hotels in Machu Picchu can be quite the task at the beginning. Travel is all about choices after all.Read More

Aguas Calientes , also known as Machu Picchu Pueblo is a town that can be found at the foot of Machu Picchu Ruins. This small town has plenty of activities.Read More