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
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
The fastest way to get to Machu Picchu is undoubtedly by taking the train from Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientes, to then take the bus to the Machu Picchu entrance. There are several different routes you can take before finally arriving for your hike to Machu Picchu. The one-day express tour will give you an itinerary...Read More
If you want to experience the Peruvian Amazon, Iquitos and Puerto Maldonado are two of the best-known gateways, but they offer very different experiences.Read More
For the Peruvian Amazon, I suggest wearing lightweight, breathable, quick-drying clothing that covers most of your skin. Make sure to pack Long-sleeved shirts, lightweight hiking pants, moisture-wicking socks and closed hiking shoes are ideal for jungle excursions. The point is to remain fresh but also not be exposed to the elements of the Amazon. This includes intense sunlight,...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
Going to Cusco? Getting Machu Picchu Reservations? Touring the Sacred Valley? There are many places to go and sights to see while in Peru. One of the most picturesque destinations is the Rainbow Mountain Peru, otherwise known as Vinicunca or the colored mountains in Peru. You’re flipping through your phone, and bam! A splash of...Read More
