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You can take a train to Machu Picchu (that's how we got back) or arrive by foot on a number of different routes built around old Inca roads.
This is the train that conveys folks from Cusco to Agua Calliente, the last stop before the necesary bus onto Machu Picchu ruins.
I'd brought a can of Easy Cheese, small log of salami, and cylinder of Ritz crackers (which were mostly crushed at this point) for a special occasion. Phuyupatamarca (The Place Among the Clouds) seemed like a perfect occasion. The food reminded me of home. We always eat cheese, crackers and salami on our family hikes.
Awesome paving stones on the Inca trail section of the trek. The entire 3 day trek is along an old Inca trail, but much of the original stone work has deteriorated or been destroyed by recent road building and campesinos herding their cattle and horse trains through the area. Saraguro to Yacuambi trek.
Seen while trekking the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu in Peru with Andes Adventures
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