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Ollantaitambo Walking / Strolling Attractions
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Ollantaitambo, Cusco Region, Peru
Ollantaytambo has been inhabited since the 13th century and is a typical Inca village. It has a huge fortress above the village. The village has cobblestoned, narrow..
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Ollantaitambo, Cusco Region, Peru
This portion of the Inca trail (the Capaq Nan trail leading from the village of Ollantaytambo) to the citadel ruins of Machu Picchu is by far the most popular for for..
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Maras, Cusco Region, Peru
Hike or bike the trail from the town of Maras down the hill to the salt pans where locals have been "mining" salt for thousands of years. A salt-water stream emerges..
4. Salinas
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Urubamba, Cusco Region, Peru
These ancient salt pans have been used for salt extraction since the time of the Incas. There are 100 or so pans that get their salt by from a diverted stream..
5. Moray
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Urubamba, Cusco Region, Peru
Moray is a fabulous example of the genius of Incan agriculture. This ancient farming area includes very large circular agricultural terraces, in which different crops..
6. Machu Picchu
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Machupicchu, Cusco Region, Peru
Machu Picchu is one of the most stunningly beautiful and famous archeological sites in the world. While the ruins themselves are spectacular, this ancient citadel could..
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Machupicchu, Cusco Region, Peru
Huaynu Picchu is the peak behind the Machu Picchu citadel. It is a fun climb, up a very steep path (those with a fear of heights shouldn't attempt this climb). The..
8. Thomas
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Machupicchu, Cusco Region, Peru
wonderful, be there early in the morning, watch the sunrise
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Machupicchu, Cusco Region, Peru
the best place to see all the machu pichu scene. Better arrive there walking from the train railway.
10. Sacsayhuaman
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Cusco, Cusco Region, Peru
These zigzagged stone walls are some of the best surviving examples of advanced Inca stone-masonry in all of the Andes. Massive granite rocks have been carved to fit..
