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Travelers love visiting Cusco or Cuzco. (“Cusco” is the modern spelling, “Cuzco” is the original Spanish translation from the Quechua name Qosqo. Pronounced similar, used interchangeably) Most leave with great memories of climbing Machu Picchu, admiring ruins in the Sacred Valley or tasting the famous Pisco Sour. However, as many people will tell you, it’s not just the things they saw and the places they went in Cusco. There is something else...Read More

There is no doubt that the best way to learn a language is to immerse yourself in it. Learning amigo Spanish in Cusco Peru is a great way to learn or improve your Spanish.  Find out why and learn about the best Spanish schools in Cusco. All the while exploring a new country and culture! Learning Spanish in Peru: The Best Way to Learn Spanish! Peruvian Spanish is the easiest...Read More

There are an overwhelming number of accommodations: both hotels and hostels in Cusco Peru.  It can be hard to choose between all the options, so we’re here to help find the perfect place to rest your sleepy head! Our guide to choosing your hotel or hostel in Cusco: Location in Cusco Most visitors prefer to stay close to the Plaza de Armas for obvious reasons – plenty of restaurants and...Read More

Much to enchantment, in our time giving tours we have seen several couples get together after joining in our Inka Jungle tour.  There is something about the mix of Machu Picchu adventure, diverse Incan culture and like-minded travelling that makes them go gooey at the knees! Although we can’t guarantee you’ll meet the love of your life, your time in Cusco Peru will certainly be an exciting magical time.  Also...Read More

As a Wonder of the World, Machu Picchu is easily the most important cultural site in Latin America. However, due to its popularity, you will find an overwhelming number of options available for getting to Machu Picchu travel Peru. What’s the difference? How do you choose which option is best for you?  Let us as we compare some of the best ways to Machu Picchu for you: the Inca Trail,...Read More