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Travel guide of Apurimac
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Travel guide of Apurimac
74 km from Apurimac
A suspended bridge at the bottom of the Andes. #moutains #andes #peru #sunset #goldenhour #suspendedbridge #bridge
Experienced by Nicolas Bédard
76 km from Apurimac
On the Choquequirao Trek, July 2018, Peru
92 km from Apurimac
Cusco region has much to offer. This is one of the most unknown jem.
Experienced by Giacomo Buzzao
92 km from Apurimac
A green glowing mountain lake at an altitude of 4300m (found near Cusco, Peru) - by Jan Kronies
92 km from Apurimac
After a 1:30h hiking we finally made it! That’s one of the most beautiful lakes in Peru and very close to Cusco =)
97 km from Apurimac
There are places that we imagine exist, when we began to plan our trip to Cusco, we discovered the Humantay Lagoon, and we were impressed with the beauty of that country, the track is not easy, we had a rainy weather that made the trek more difficult but that does not take away the desire to keep going up to this great lagoon. On the way you will find incredible landscapes that make the walk more pleasant
99 km from Apurimac
Hiking the Salkantay Trail to Machu Picchu in Peru
99 km from Apurimac
The top of the Salcantay Pass in the mountains
109 km from Apurimac
On the way to Colca Canyon, we stopped for coca tea here. It helps alleviate altitude sickness.
Experienced by Jessica Knowlden
115 km from Apurimac
A llama in Machu Picchu, Peru
115 km from Apurimac
Between ruins, fog and mountains
115 km from Apurimac
llama roaming around Machu Picchu
115 km from Apurimac
Machu Picchu, the ancient Inca city in Peru.
115 km from Apurimac
One off the bucketlist - We were very close to not making the trip up there as our budget was on its last legs. We decided to go it alone rather than use the extortionate travel agencies and made the journey via several local combi-taxi’s, one of which was 5 hours long, then a few sketchy gravel roads with sheer drops to the road’s side, a hike up a railway track, a mad dash through a tunnel to avoid the approaching train, and then a 3 hour round trip hike to the top and back the following morning. One of the best decisions we made and a story to tell. Always do it.
115 km from Apurimac
Machu Picchu (in Quechua “Old Mountain”). Declared Historical and Cultural Heritage of Humanity by Unesco in 1981. It is one of the 7 new wonders of the world located in Peru, in the Department of Cuzco, in the province of Urubamba. This ancient Andean town was built in the 15th century as a resting place and religious sanctuary.
Experienced by Miguel Junco
115 km from Apurimac
Mist rising over the ruins of Machu Picchu, Peru
115 km from Apurimac
Forgotten Town Machu Picchu in Peru made by rouichi / switzerland
115 km from Apurimac
Location-independent Entrepreneur and traveler, Mike Swigunski at Machu Picchu, Peru. Please consider adding credit to the link in my bio :-).
115 km from Apurimac
shot from machu picchu mountain
115 km from Apurimac
Machu Picchu, Peru Sitting on a ledge overlooking the ancient ruins of Machu Picchu in Peru.
Experienced by Lee Scarratt