7 articles to prepare your trip
4-star hotel in Aguas Calientes, minutes from the train station and main square, a practical base for visiting Machu Picchu.
Santa Teresa
At the gates of Machu Picchu, Santa Teresa brings together thermal baths, South America's longest zipline, and high-altitude coffee farms.
Puerto Maldonado
At the confluence of the Madre de Dios and Tambopata rivers, Puerto Maldonado opens the door to the Peruvian Amazon: lodges, macaws, and primary forest within reach of a boat ride.
A UNESCO biosphere reserve and jewel of the Peruvian Amazon, Manu National Park is home to jaguars, macaws and indigenous peoples across 19,000 km² of pristine jungle.
Aguas Calientes
At 2,040 meters elevation, Machu Picchu Pueblo is the essential stopover village before ascending the legendary Inca citadel. Hot springs, waterfalls, train access.
Seven anthropomorphic Chachapoya sarcophagi watch over the valley from an Andean cliff face in the north. Practical guide to visiting Karajia from Chachapoyas.
Spanning vast stretches of tropical jungle, Peru's Amazon region is one of the most biodiverse and culturally rich areas of Pérou. Indeed, more than 60% of Peruvian territory is occupied by dense forest, revealing countless landscapes, diverse ecosystems and several indigenous communities.
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