Posts Tagged ‘travel’
Trekking to Machu Picchu, 2016 – Machu picchu tours
The Inca Trail’s new season starts TODAY, March 1st, 2016. Ever since Machu Picchu earned the distinction of being one of the New Seven Wonders of the World in 2007, its popularity has been increasing steadily and we are seeing people from every possible corner of the world now in Peru sporting trekking poles and…
Read MorePrepping for 2016 – Lares trek
The government closes the Inca Trail for all of February. Mostly because this is typically the rainiest month here in Cusco, but also for the government to do some maintenance on the trail and to the campsites. So while New Years is celebrated worldwide on January 1st, we celebrate March 1st. We have spent this…
Read MoreCongratulations Graduating Class of Wakatinku Village
Over a year ago we started working with Wakatinku village and always focused on helping their school and schoolchildren. We have installed computers and internet in the school and sponsored a teacher to make sure their English and math education continued – and it has been such a pleasure to watch these kids grow and…
Read MoreAre you from the Washington, DC Metro Area
Fly.com is currently running a special for anyone traveling from the Washington DC area flying to Lima in February, March, and April for flights as low as $500 round trip! If you are interested in one of these flights, go to the link below so that you can travel to the area as soon as…
Read More10 Foods to Try While in Peru
This is a great article from National Georgraphic. In recent years, Peru’s eclectic cuisine has earned acknowledgement as one of the world’s finest. But while quinoa and pisco sour cocktails have migrated to become favorites around the world, the best Peruvian specialties are still found in their home country. Here are ten to try en…
Read MoreCommonly Asked Questions before Booking your Inca Trek
Do you need to book ahead ? YES! It is imperative to book your trek in advance. The classic Inca Trail is extremely regulated by the Peruvian government and now only allows 500 permits per day (this includes tourists and hiking staff). The alternative treks are less regulated, by still a lot of preparation goes into…
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