cosetta
Joined: 19 Aug 2005
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| Oh I think there is a three day tour for those two destinations and usually it is sold out, so I guess you should react fast and book it in time. When I was there it included also seeing Sacred Valley, while we were following the run of the Rio Urumbaba River which passes through this part of the Peru. I enjoyed this sight seeing, one of the most famous part of the previous Inca land. Of course seeing the lost city of Incas Machu Picchu which was discovered in 1911, really was a great experience. Walking through this sacred place really brought me the feeling that I also became the part of that history. Aguas Calientes I found so beautiful in early morning hours. Few hours is not enough to see it all so it is wise to stay over night, return some strength and continue your Inca walking journey the next day. I was even wiser I took 8 days vacation to spend it there, so I visited charming little towns Pisac, Ollantaytambo, Urubamba, and Yucay also. |
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