One of the remarkable features of the citadel of Machu Picchu is the “INTIHUATANA”, which had a notorious role in the ceremonies and in the Inca cosmology. Intihuatana in Quechua language means “where the sun is tied”.
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Machu Picchu, one of the wonders of the world, continues to attract tourists with its impressive architecture and mysterious history. To ensure the integrity of ...
Also known as “Inti Punku” in Quechua, the Sungate is one of the most important and significant historical structures of Machu Picchu. This mythical site served as the main entrance to the Inca citadel for visitors arriving via the Inca Trail. Located at approximately 2,745 meters above sea le ...
The Inca Empire was the largest pre-Hispanic society in South America when encountered by spanish soldiers led by Francisco Pizarro in the 16th century AD. The Inca were an indigenous people who built a vast empire across the Andean region of western South America prior to the Spanish in 1532. ...
In 2024, the regulations for the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu, which is manage by the Ministry of Culture of Peru, were updated. What changes were made? In summary, the variety of tickets and circuits inside the citadel were increased, these circuits include the visit to the Inti Punku or Sun ...
After hiking the Inca Trail or touring Machu Picchu, many tourists choose to relax in these beautiful thermal baths after the ...
Welcome to our journey along the Inca Trail into the remarkable natural world found along this ancient path to Machu Picchu. We venture into the remote mountain valleys, to those evergreen valleys and cloud forests we pass through on our journey to Machu Picchu citadel.
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Cusco and the Sacred Valley are top destinations in Peru, but these places captivated us so much that we couldn't bear to leave before thoroughly exploring as many sites as possible and experiencing the best they have to offer.
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The remote and lofty setting of Machu Picchu, perched high upon a mountainside in the Sacred Valley, makes it impossible to simply drive there. Instead, your path to or from this ancient wonder will involve taking a train to/from Aguas Calientes (also known as Machu Picchu Pueblo) – a town that has blossomed around the station at the base of the valley.
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Kenko Adventure Peru founder decided to add a social proyect in all Our tours that means, if you are booking a tour with Us, you automatically are donating a warm jacket for Our litle kids that have very hard living in very cold conditions near by the Andes Mountain
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