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The Salkantay Trek 5 Days to Machu Picchu is ranked among the best in the world, and is a challenging and amazing adventure through the highest roads of the Andes! Besides being the best alternative to the Inca Trail 4 Days, at Lorenzo Expeditions we will tell you the best time of the year to do this […]

Inca Jungle Trek vs Inca Trail The price of the Inca Jungle Trek 4 days is between $300 to $500 US dollars, the Inca Trail 4 days is between $600 to $1500 in both cases depending on the agency and the service. Book in advance The Inca Jungle Trek is not so demanding to be

 If we talk about the Imperial city of Cusco we talk about a lot of culture and a lot of historical past, the city has several museums which represent the works of the pre-Inca, Inca, colonial and Republican times. Let’s discover one of the best museums in Cusco, it is worth mentioning that most of

The Poroy train station is an important starting point for the vast majority of travelers who will visit Macchu Picchu, it is located in the district of Poroy, department of Cusco. A place that preserves all the culture and tradition of Cusco, offering visitors a spectacular natural landscape, decorated with adobe houses, which maintain the

If you are looking for things to do in Cusco before or after your trip to Machu Picchu and are looking for an area with history, art, scenery, food, nightlife, accommodation, or all of the above: look no further than the San Blas neighborhood in Cusco. San Blas, formerly known as the “artisan’s quarter” is

The Machu Picchu train Station, located in the city of Machu Picchu, formerly known as Aguas Calientes for its hot springs, is surrounded by a natural landscape of majestic valleys, mountains, and several craft stalls where local artisans offer their best work to visitors before leaving for their adventure in the Citadel of Machu Picchu.

The famous Inti Raymi, also known as the Great Festival of the Sun, would be one of the most important and wonderful sacred ceremonies during the Inca Empire, in which the Sun God was worshipped and adored, known, and called in the Quechua language as “Apu Inti”. This ceremony has prevailed for a long time,

Huayna Picchu, also known as the new mountain in its translation from Quechua to Spanish, is located at 2,667 meters above sea level in the region of Cusco, its circular base is surrounded by the Urubamba River, on the north side of the Citadel of Machu Picchu. Arriving at this place will be worthwhile, as

Have we ever imagined seeing a rainbow-colored mountain in the middle of the Peruvian Andes? Mother Earth is kind enough to give the region of Cusco the most beautiful landscapes of planet earth, including Mountain of Colors ,Vinincunca or also known as “Seven Colors”, “Cerro Colorado” and in English as “Rainbow Mountain”. The majestic mountain

Every year, in a hidden corner of the Peruvian Andes, four Quechua communities renew a bridge more than five centuries old, Qeswachaka is one of them. During the time of the Incas there was a great network of roads called “Camino Real” that linked the Inca Empire. However, due to its difficult geography, many places