Machu Picchu

✨ Discover Machu Picchu: The Timeless Lost City of the Incas 🏔️

Machu Picchu, meaning "Old Mountain" in Quechua, is one of the most iconic destinations in the world. Nestled high in the Andes Mountains of Cusco, Peru, this majestic Inca citadel was built during the reign of Emperor Pachacutec and remains a symbol of ancient engineering and spiritual power.

Rediscovered in 1911 by explorer Hiram Bingham, Machu Picchu is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World 🌍. Its extraordinary preservation and breathtaking location make it a must-see on all Machu Picchu tours.

🔹 Explore the Agricultural Zone – Admire the impressive terraces and stone-built storage structures that showcase the Inca’s agricultural ingenuity.

🔹 Wander the Urban Sector – Discover sacred temples, royal tombs, ceremonial plazas, and mystical stone pathways that tell stories of a lost empire.


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Top tourist attractions

  • Main Gate of the City: This gate was very well protected and only the people from its population were allowed to enter. 
  • Temple of the Sun: Semi-circular structure built on solid rock. This building was inlaid with precious stones and gold.
  • Intiwatana: It is located at the top of the “Sacred Hill” and composed by several terraces. 
  • Ceremonial Fountains: Between the Temple of the Sun and the Royal Palace is the "Stairway of Fountains". 
  • The Main Temple: It is located to the north of the Sacred Plaza. It is 11 m. long and 8 m. wide. 
  • Royal Mausoleo: It is a huge rock inclined to support part of the Temple of the Sun. 
  • Palace of the Ñusta: Located within the Temple of the Sun. This building is known as the Cloister of the Ñusta (princess).
  • Sacred Plaza: It is located at the northeast and the feet of the Intiwatana. 
  • Temple of the Three Windows: It is built with only 3 walls and an adobe roof. Its stones are polygonal.
  • Dry Moat: It was used to protect the Citadel of Machu Picchu. It was a security component in wartime.
  • Prisons: In this place there were pumas and snakes, used to punish prisoners.
  • Industrial Sector: For having a double wooden door, this was apparently a very special place.
  • Neighborhood of the three doors: These constructions, apparently, were only used as storage.
  • The Sacred Rock: It is in a quadrangular building with two contiguous rooms. It has a feline shape.
  • Superior and Inferior Cementeries: Deceased inhabitants of Machu Picchu were buried as mummies.