Location “La Cabaña Machupicchu”

Machu Picchu is an Inca city built in a green environment of mountains and rivers, an impressive historical site, a mystical and mysterious place, full of energy; it is also a mixed heritage of humanity and one of the most desired destinations in the world.

It is located in a cloud forest between the Andes Mountains and the Amazon jungle brow, at 2,400 m.a.s.l., in the middle of two mountains, surrounded by other mountains.

An average of 5,000 tourists can enter Machu Picchu every day. If you enter through the Inca Trail, you will pass through mountain passes and beautiful jungle landscapes. If you choose to come by train, it will take you from the town of Ollantaytambo through the beautiful Sacred Valley of the Incas.

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Machu Picchu is located at the top of a mountain in the Andes in Peru at 2400 meters of altitude and 112 km by train from the city of Cusco, temperature of 21 ° maximum the minimum at 10 ° by train to four north of the city of Cusco, now by the growth of tourism there are several options and alternatives to reach, walking or by train, the important thing this inca park is visited daily by thousands of tourists in a safe way, Cusco is the safest city of all the cities of Peru, there are three types of police, citizen security, municipal security, national police.

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The best time to travel to Machu Picchu is from May to October, in winter. The temperatures are much lower, reaching up to minus 5°C, but it does not rain as in the other months of the year between December and April. The best months are June and July, which are winter sunny seasons. The recommended week is June 24th when the Inti Raymi sun festival begins. But there are too many people because of the vacation season in the United States, so you have to book all the hotels and tours in advance

Yes, it is very safe to take only one road from the village of Aguas Calientes down the zigzagging Inca stairs, an average of two hours maximum. If you go up early take a flashlight because as there are forests some steps look dark even at those hours of the night, so ask your tour operator.

NO, Machu Picchu never closes. It only closes on days when it rains a lot and there is a train cut off to take tourists or there is some natural disaster that does not allow travelers to reach it by any of the tracks, as happened in 2014 which was closed for three months because the railway was washed away by the river almost 15 km long, that is the risk of traveling in February. But the most normal thing works contact us

Going to Machu Picchu from Cusco is not an easy task, since this impressive archaeological site is in the middle of a mountain jungle. In fact, the natural enclave in which it is located is one of its main attractions. Therefore getting there requires its logistics and these are the most common options: go with an agency, go by train, do the Inca Trail or do it on your own.