Journey Machu Picchu Travel Blog

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

One overlooked site is Machu Picchu’s “sister” Choquequirao and the infamous Choquequirao Trek. The Choquequirao trek is is a little way on from Marampata.Read More

There have been many travelers throughout the years that ask about the famous (some would even say infamous) Ayahuasca in Peru.Read More

Iquitos Peru is in the Amazonas region of the country, the capital of the vast Department of Loreto, which covers most of the northern Amazon region of PeruRead More

One of the most common questions coming from travelers would be what the Inca trail fitness level requirement is.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

The Peruvian Coca Leaf can play an important role in helping tourists from all over the world travel to Cusco, Peru in hopes of seeing the incredible Machu Picchu. Coca Candy Sold in Cusco Upon arrival, some people may feel a little altitude sickness, so they tend to head directly to the nearest pharmacy. However,...Read More

What are the differences between Peru Rail and the Inca Rail train companies that travel to Aguas Calientes?Read More

Travel is an activity that brings not only immediate pleasure but also a lasting sense of accomplishment. We, as curious humans, have the urge to go out and have new experiences, learn about new cultures, visit unknown destinations, and dive into something completely foreign to us. Basically, humans want an adventure. Peru is a great...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