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Machu Picchu is located in the province of Urubamba in Peru, 400 meters above sea level. It is built on a narrow ridge with 400 meter deep cliffs on each side, making up the canyon of the Urubamba River. The weather is cold in the winter and hot in the summer. Visitors can reach Machu Picchu by train which takes 4 hours or by bus. The document then provides brief descriptions of things to see and do in various locations in Peru such as Lima, Trujillo, Nazca, and Arequipa, as well as recommendations for where to stay in Machu Picchu.
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The Inca Trail A Journey Through Ancient Mysteries llamapath.pdf
The Inca Trail A Journey Through Ancient Mysteries llamapath.pdf
ingless..trabajoo de machupichuu! xD
- 1. THECLIMB 3 “B” N.L. 26.- DULCE MARIA MEJIA MARTINEZ 35.- JENIFER SARAI PANTOJA 48.-DANIELA JANETTE VAZQUEZ ARIAS
- 2. MACHUPICHU
- 3. GEOGRAPHY 2 000 located 400 meters above sea level in the province of Urubamba, department of Cusco, Machu Picchu (Summit Mayor, in Castilian) surprised by the way the stone buildings are deployed on a ridge narrow and uneven in whose edges are a cliff 400 meters deep, which make up the canyon on the Urubamba river reaches.
- 4. WEATHER Is coldin the winter and hot in the summer
- 5. transportation How can i get to machupichu? can be transported by rail and also by bus the train takes 4 hours
- 6. What tosee do in Peru Callejon de huaylas You are goingtoparknationalHuascaran and you are goingtoseescene
- 7. “Lima “ You are gointovisit a church and you are gointowalk in thejarden
- 9. nazca You are goingtoshoping and you are goingtovisitthemuseum
- 10. Arequita You are goingtoswimming in theweater and you are goingtomount a call
- 11. HOTEL You are goingtostay in themachupichusanctuarylodge Price 789 USD per nigh