Machu Picchu lacks the Spanish veneer of Cuzco ... Here, an untouched Andean world penetrates. We surrender to the stone citadel in the sky whose magnificence links with the royalty inside ...

For families, Machu Picchu offers a rare chance to step back in time and explore the remnants of an ancient civilization. Its massive stone terraces, intricate temples, and winding pathways create ...

Peru is a seismically unstable country—both Lima and Cusco have been leveled by earthquakes—and Machu Picchu itself was constructed atop two fault lines. When an earthquake occurs, the stones ...

and a stone throne. The number of daily visitors is limited by law. Machu Picchu was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983 and its popularity has continually skyrocketed, reaching a peak ...

Visit the Sun Gate at sunrise for incredible views of Machu Picchu, and see the Intihuatana stone, a clock or calendar used by the Incas. “For clients that are interested in the spiritual side ...

Tucked away in the lush Peruvian cloud forest, just a stone’s throw from the iconic Machu Picchu citadel, the Inkaterra Machu ...

MACHU PICCHU, Peru — If it were a normal day ... But on this day, the 15th-century citadel was closed shut, its magnificent stone terraces bereft of visitors. The tracks that bring tourist ...

“Machu Picchu is a wonder seen by the world ... Pride is the magic that changes stones into world wonders.” For some of Peru’s Indigenous Quechua people, the movement to expand tourism ...