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Chicha de jora
In the heart of the Andes, long before the world knew industrial wine or beer, a golden, frothy beverage already existed that was the soul of a civilization. This is not just a drink; it is an echo of the past, a community bond, and an offering to the earth. Today, we delve into Chicha...
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camera shop cusco, shopping in cusco
Cusco is more than just the gateway to Machu Picchu; it’s a living canvas, a labyrinth of stories woven in wool and carved in stone. One of the most authentic experiences you can have here is, without a doubt, shopping in Cusco. But I’m not talking about a simple transaction, but a journey of discovery....
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Panoramic view of Cusco's Plaza de Armas at sunrise, the starting point for a perfect tour of Cusco in one day.
Cusco isn’t a city to be seen; it’s a city to be felt. Its cobblestone streets, its walls that whisper stories, and the very air, charged with an ancestral energy, demand a moment of pause. Ideally, as we always advise our travelers, you’ll want to give yourself several days here to acclimate your body and...
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donde aprender español en cusco
There’s a truth that every conscious traveler discovers sooner or later: language is not just a collection of words—it’s the key that unlocks the soul of a place. Arriving in Peru and skimming its surface with phrases from a travel guide is like standing at the threshold of a life-changing experience without stepping through. If...
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The Best Way to get to Machu Picchu: Inca Trail, Inka Jungle Tour, Salkantay Trek or Train?
The best option to get to Machu Picchu is the one that resonates with your spirit. For the total adventurer, the Inka Jungle. For the trekking purist, Salkantay. For the history pilgrim, the Inca Trail. For those seeking comfort and speed, the train is the way. I’ve lost count of the times, sharing a cup...
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CITY TOUR EN CUSCO CIUDAD
If you come to Cusco and only have a few days to see the city and the region we can tell you how to see all that is great about the ancient Inca Capital in one afternoon. The Sun Temple, San Pedro Market, San Blas, The 12 Angled Stone, The Cathedral and ruins of Sacsayhuamán,...
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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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