Top Things to do in Machu Picchu
Top Restaurants in Machu Picchu
Things to do in Machu Picchu, Cusco Region: The Best Points of Interest & Landmarks
It's no wonder Machu Picchu is Peru's most-visited site. Dating to the mid-1400s, it's a marvel of mortar-free limestone architecture perched on a high plateau deep in the Amazonian jungle. Get there via train from Cusco or, if you're not faint-hearted, make the trip on foot via a multi-day hiking trail—you'll travel through deep Andean gullies and enjoy stunning views.
Restaurants in Machu Picchu
1. Rocas Sagradas
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
contamos con 2 Rocas Sagradas que fueron adoradas por los antepasados de Machupicchu. ambas rocas se encontraron a orillas del río Aguas Calientes y en la actualidad se exhiben en el Restaurante Ambassador House o Restaurant Las Rocas Sagradas de Machupicchu, el propietario Moisés Bendezú es el encargado de explicar las diferentes experiencias mágicas experimentadas con las Rocas Sagradas
2. Intihuatana Stone
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4.5 based on 444 reviews
Reviewed By Cavydad - Camarillo, United States
Get a knowledgeable guide! It is just so easy to get lost in the stonework and miss the context and details of Machu Picchu. Easy to walk by, but our guide stopped us to explain each and every nook and cranny of Machu Picchu. Consider this is a once in a lifetime experience.
3. Intipuncu
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4.5 based on 1,132 reviews
Reviewed By Am_et_Mat - Neuilly-sur-Seine, France
Forget the time slot for the Huayna Picchu or the Machu Picchu mountains and go to the Sun Gate aka Intipuncu. The path is easy, the views are just amazing and you can start visiting Machu Picchu by doing it. Ok, you may find the path crowded ... Machu Picchu is popular so take your time, take some breaks, hydrate & most of it enjoy the place!!
4. Llaqtapata
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4.5 based on 49 reviews
Ancient Inca village.
Reviewed By jgemza - Whitesboro, United States
Wonder of the world made centuries ago. It is hard to believe the Incas could buid such a fine structure that lasted over the years. The views were amazing just before the rain, visited during the rainy season. One must be in good physical condition to see all the sites, but is was worth it. A gem in Preu.
5. Roca Sagrada
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4.5 based on 453 reviews
Reviewed By 855BruceH - Brisbane, Australia
The Sacred Rock with its 3 meters of height marks the north-most point inside Machu Picchu. Perhaps the most significant fact: This area is the portal towards Wayna Picchu, a mountain the Inca probably revered at this site, thinking it contained one of the higher spirits.
6. Caos Granitico
7. Templo Del Triunfo
8. Runkuracay
9. Inca Bridge
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4.5 based on 432 reviews
Reviewed By iriegirlb4 - South of the Border, United States
Gosh I don’t understand the negative reviews. This is a spectacular hike, a once in a lifetime! You hike part of the world famous Inca Trail and walk on a path built by Incas. They would send their people with their local goods to the bridge where they would trade their goods for other’s good. The first part is steep and will provide some good cardio and the rest is mostly flat with INCREDIBLE views. Solid granite mountains and views to the river. We saw every age group and it wasn’t crowded but we are here in the rainy season. Two days here and it rained for five minutes. Blessed.
10. Serpost
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4.0 based on 11 reviews
