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A hiker looking out over the vast Apurimac canyon from the trail, showing how to get to Choquequirao.
Some journeys measure you. Not in kilometers, but in breath, in willpower, and in the capacity to marvel at the remote. If you’re looking for an experience that takes you far from the tourist buzz and connects you with history in a rawer, more personal way, this article is for you. Here, we tell you...
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A panoramic view of a majestic, snow-capped Andean peak, illustrating what are the Apus, the sacred mountain spirits of Peru.
There’s a moment, high in the Andes, when the air thins and the world goes quiet. You stop, not just to catch your breath, but because you feel it; a presence. You look up at the colossal peak scraping the sky, its glaciers glowing with an impossible blue, and you realize you’re not just looking...
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Machu Picchu on your own
Dreaming of Machu Picchu is easy. Deciding how to get there—that’s the real adventure. If you’re reading this, the spirit of independence is calling, and you’re asking a crucial question: is it truly possible to visit Machu Picchu on your own? The short answer is a resounding yes. But being possible doesn’t make it simple....
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