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This is the most renowned street in the city, because of the famous twelve angles stone, a symbol of beauty and soundness in Incan architecture. The peculiar stone is one of the very great stones from the walls of the palace of... more
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This house, one of the first colonial constructions in Cusco, was the former home of the Inca Garcilaso de la Vega. Its architecture is mixed: the foundations and facade are of Inca style but were built during the colonial peri... more
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Founded in 1924 by a group of artists and intellectuals, this is one of the oldest folkloric institutes in the City. They offer daily shows of traditional dance and music performances from around the region. The theater has a c... more
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This village is built on the historic remains of the ancient "Hacienda" of Tupac Inca Yupanqui. The hillside surrounding Chinchero was transformed into a group of terraces lined by typical Incan stone walls. Large rooms were bu... more
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Constructed at the end of the 15th century for natural and ritualistic aid in the Vilcabamba zone, this structure occupied 500 acres and housed 15,000 people. The buildings are two and three floors, and its pathways measure 400... more
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Kato&CazGoneGlobal07 said
… we opted that after school we would do the Cusco city tour.. not really knowing what to expect… continue reading »
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Psychedelic Bucky said
….Coming into Cuzco we all agreed on one thing – we had no desire to hike the Inca Trail. Traveling through South… continue reading »
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This village is situated way above San Jerónimo. You can get there by footpath or by road, climbing from an altitude of 3,200 meters to 4,000 meters. It´s the first stop for those making the pilgrimage to Señor de Huanca, who i... more
Cusco Travel Experiences
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What a city!
One of the highlights of the trip was always to trek to the ancient city of Machu Picchu and it was amazing. It was a four day trek and w... Continue reading »
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Inca trek -the 4 day challenge!
So... the day that I had been dreading. The start of the Inca trek. At six in the morning we were picked up from our hostel, as others we... Continue reading »
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Cusco and Machu Picchu
We arrived the next morning in Cusco at an elevation of 3400m. We were going to trek to Machu Picchu on a 2 day trek with SAS tours... Continue reading »
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Ollantaytambo
We got a local bus for local people to Ollantaytambo - a small town with a difficult name and a train station that takes hundreds of... Continue reading »
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Goodnight Jon-Boy...!
Lima to Cusco by coach was actually quite nice. A total of 22 hours on the sleeper coach, where they show movies, and serve di... Continue reading »
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Popular Cusco Hotels
- Terra Andina Hotel
- Terra Andina Hotel
- Hospedaje Familiar LLipimpac
- Hostal El Triunfo
- Piccola Locanda
- Hospedaje Turistico Recoleta
- Libertador Cusco A Summit Hotel
- Casa de la Gringa
- Samay Wasi Youth Hostels-Cusco
- Wyndham PlayhouseSquare Hotel
Popular Cusco Things to Do
- Korikancha
- Casa Garcilaso
- Ukuku's Pub Cultural
- Phuyupatamarca
- Chinchero
- Choquekirao
- Quenko
- Tambomachay
- Moray
- Valle del Bajo Huatanay
