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82Peru Tours 2012: Spotlight on Cusco
A quick look at the areas in Cusco, Peru that tours would visit. There is also some images to provide a better look into what the tours of Peru may offer.
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78The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu
The Inca Trail of Peru is a 50-kilometer (31 mile) section of the old stone path that once linked Cusco to Machu Picchu. It has been hailed as one of the best outdoor excursions in the world. Although the easiest way to get to the mysterious lost city of the Incas is by train, taking the very trail that the Incas once followed through the Sacred Valley is by far the more adventurous and memorable experience. The Inca Trail is a centerpiece of the National Sanctuary of Machu Picchu, a park of mor
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78Markets of Cusco
A tour across the markets of Cusco represents a magical journey to the ancient Empire of Incas; a particular world, plenty of originality, colors and folklore. You will be able to feel the ancient Inca civilization talking through the lips of their...
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77Inca Rule: A Brief Timeline From Rise To Ruin Of A Great Civilization
The names and timelines of the Sapa (high) Inca are as follows: Hurin Dynasty: Manco Capac 1200-1230 Sinchi Roca ...
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77Cusco: Capital of the Incas
When the Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro arrived at Qosqo, the capital of the Inca Empire, in 1532, the city was already about 400 years old. According to legend, it was founded by the Inca Manco Capac and his sister-consort Mama Occlo. They built the city in the shape of a puma, which was an important symbol in the Inca religion. The outline of the old city can still be seen on a map of modern Cusco – if a tour guide traces it for you.
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77Walking The Inca Trail: A Four Day Trek To Machu Picchu
Walking the Inca Trail is a unique experience that nobody should miss. In this Hub you will find: info about the hike, videos, tips, an account of the trek, and more!
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76How The Inca Founded Cuzco, and Where They Came From
The most common stories relating to the source of the Incas, where they came from, are that they originally lived around or near Lake Titicaca, geographically located approximately 150 miles south-west of...
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74Guide to Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu Pueblo)
Aguas Calientes is the base town for travelers to Machu Picchu. This short guide describes the main attractions of the town.
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75Hiking the Inca Trail: Trek to Machu Picchu from Cusco
An account and pictures of a 4-day hike from Cuzco to Machu Picchu via the Inca Trail (Camino Inca).
8 comments74The Use of Geometry in Inca Architecture
People visiting Peru will always find themselves fascinated by all the history and the traditions Peruvians have developed since Inca’s civilization. Tourists are always fascinated especially with the pre-Colombian and the Inca’s ruins which are...
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