MY TRAVEL GUIDE

Since it is a wonder of the world it is clear that there is no place on earth like Machu Picchu. This city was built by the Incas at an altitude of
2,430 meters. It is not known exactly why the Incas risked their lives to build this magnificent fortress. What is certain is that anyone who visits
this city will not feel disappointed.
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Visit the Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu, wonder of the New World
Machu Picchu will always be the most valuable jewel in Peru. Every day, visitors let their imagination run wild as they explore these mysterious
ruins. Archaeologists continue to restore the Inca complex, rediscovering the organization of the city into temples, urban centers, sacred stones,
and more. The visit plunges you into the fantastic world of the past.

Travel tips:

During the dry season (April to October) is the best timeto travel to Machu Picchu. At this time it is prudent to bring a hat, cap, sunscreen,
sunglasses, repellent and ponchoforrain. It is worth mentioning that from November to March is the rainy season.

Superstitions:

The stones of the most beautiful buildings in the entire Inca Empire do not use any type of mortar to join. The rocks were cut so precisely and
fitted so tightly that you couldn't even fit a credit card between them.
When to go:

During the dry season (April to October) is the best timeto travel to Machu Picchu.

Where to stay:

Hot waters. It is located in the Urubamba valley, about 6.5 kilometers from the ruins, making it the ideal base to reach Machu Picchu on foot.
Here are also good restaurants such as Indio Feliz or Chez Maggy.

What to eat:

The most emblematic dish of the country. And it is that nobody can resist the fresh flavor of a good plate of ceviche.

What to drink:

In homage to Machu Picchu, a cocktail with the same name was created.The main ingredient is pisco, the brandy symbol of Peru.This cocktail
also uses orange juice, grenadine syrup and green mint. The flavor of the 'Machu Picchu' cocktail stands out for its intense sweet flavor.

Transport:

The first and fastest way to get to Machu Picchu is by train. First you will have to travel by bus from Cusco to the town of Ollantaytambo. In
Ollantaytambo you must take the train to the town of Aguas Calientes. In Aguas Calientes you must take a bus to the entrance gate to Machu
Picchu.
Language:

Spanish.

Badge:

Peruvian sun.

Tips:

The standard and practice in our country tell us that it should be 10% of the consumption we make in an establishment, it may be that in many
cases the food is not that good, but if the attention was magnificent, people provide this tip.