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Moray - Maras - Travel Guide

Moray

The place called Moray in Peru is really interesting. It’s like a big hole in the ground made by people a long, long time ago. The hole is surrounded by big mountains. People aren’t sure why it was made, but they have some ideas. What is Moray? Moray is a special place near a town […]

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Sacred Valley of the Incas - Travel Guide

Sacred Valley

The Sacred Valley of the Incas stands as a bridge between the renowned destinations of Cusco and Machu Picchu, offering a serene respite for travelers seeking a blend of nature and culture. Nestled amidst majestic peaks, this valley emanates a palpable aura of ancient history. Picture Incan processions tracing the path along the Urubamba River,

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Ollantaytambo Travel Guide

Ollantaytambo

In the heart of the Sacred Valley lies the picturesque town of Ollantaytambo, a place steeped in historical significance. This town was once a pivotal outpost for Incan nobility and laborers during the reign of Pachacutec, the 9th Inca king who orchestrated the transformation of the Cusco Kingdom into the formidable Inca Empire. Unlike its

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Urubamba - Travel Guide

Urubamba

Urubamba is a special place in the mountains of the Sacred Valley. Unlike other places nearby with ancient Inca buildings, Urubamba is loved for its natural beauty and calm atmosphere. There are lovely places to stay, where you can relax and get pampered with spa treatments. If you’re up for some excitement, there are also

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Machu Picchu Mountain

Machu Picchu Mountain

Every day thousands of people venture up to the citadel of Machu Picchu. Of those thousands, only a few brave ones choose to prove their aptitude by climbing one of the two peaks surrounding the ruins. Without a doubt, these hikes are extraordinarily beautiful and are typically done early in the morning when the fog

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Machu Picchu From Huayna Picchu

Huayna Picchu

Huayna Picchu, which means “Young Peak” in Quechua is one of the characteristic views of Machu Picchu – known to many because of its famous steep climb up the “Stairs of Death”. Also known as Wayna Picchu (pronounced the same way), Huayna Picchu is one of the two mountains located next to the citadel of

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