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•February 25, 2020•James Bustamante

Ayahuasca In Peru a Quick Guide

There have been many travelers throughout the years that ask about the famous (some would even say infamous) Ayahuasca in Peru.

•February 18, 2020•James Bustamante

Iquitos Peru

Iquitos Peru is in the Amazonas region of the country, the capital of the vast Department of Loreto, which covers most of the northern Amazon region of Peru

•February 6, 2020•Michael R. Barthelmess

Inca Trail Fitness Level

One of the most common questions coming from travelers would be what the Inca trail fitness level requirement is.

•February 3, 2020•James Bustamante

Hotels in Machu Picchu

Looking up hotels in Machu Picchu can be quite the task at the beginning. Travel is all about choices after all.

•January 29, 2020•James Bustamante

Last Updated on September 12, 2022 by James Bustamante The Peruvian Coca Leaf can play an important role in helping tourists from all over the world travel to Cusco, Peru in hopes of seeing the incredible Machu Picchu. Coca Candy...

•January 19, 2020•James Bustamante

Perurail vs Incarail

Last Updated on May 17, 2023 by James Bustamante Thousands of people travel to Cusco every year for the chance to visit the ancient citadel and Hike to Machu Picchu. However, most people aren’t exactly sure how to get there....

•January 16, 2020•James Bustamante

The Best Reasons to Visit Machu Picchu

Last Updated on November 20, 2022 by James Bustamante Travel is an activity that brings not only immediate pleasure but also a lasting sense of accomplishment. We, as curious humans, have the urge to go out and have new experiences,...

•December 29, 2019•James Bustamante

Aguas Calientes Machu Picchu

Aguas Calientes , also known as Machu Picchu Pueblo is a town that can be found at the foot of Machu Picchu Ruins. This small town has plenty of activities.

•December 13, 2019•James Bustamante

Guide: How to Deal With Altitude Sickness

Sooner or later if you plan on taking a trip to Cusco you will have to deal with some sort of Altitude sickness.

•October 15, 2019•Michael R. Barthelmess

Top 5 essentials for the Inca Trail

The first, and most important item, is your passport. You'll also need your passport when you start on the trek, make sure it has been updated recently.

•July 30, 2019•James Bustamante

Do’s and Dont’s: Machu Picchu Edition

In case you didn’t know, the southern region of Peru has to very different weather seasons. The entire southern part of Peru has dry and rainy seasons.

•July 18, 2019•James Bustamante

5 Curious Facts That you Didn’t Know About Machu Picchu

Last Updated on November 22, 2022 by James Bustamante The ancient ruins of Machu Picchu, the citadel of the Incas, located at over 2,700 meters in Urubamba, were discovered in 1911 by the American archaeologist and historian Hiram Bingham. Machu...

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