Machu Picchu was everything I had anticipated and much more! Myself, my husband and Ed, our Adventure Life guide, arrived in the afternoon on a beautiful day in September. The crowds were beginning to dissipate so at times there were no other people around, although...More

This was a surreal experience! Our group (I traveled with OAT) went into the National Park twice, the afternoon we arrived and early the next morning. Were able to see and walk around the main city area the first time and the next morning we...More

The bus trip from Machu Picchu Pueblo is as thrilling as the site itself. The road is about a lane and a half wide, so the drivers must be curteous and share the road, especially on the many curves. The site itself is breathtaking. Beautifully...More

I hate to say it but I've been waiting about fifty years to see Machu Picchu. Was I disappointed? HELL NO! My wife said I was like a kid in a candy shop as I left her behind with our guide and trotted ahead to...More

Despite loads of tourists, this place remained magical. It is not easy to describe this place, it is just something to see in person. We are definitely coming back.

So worthwhile to see this Inka treasure. I was dealing with some altitude issues which did not interfere with visiting the citadel. Going higher would have been too much but the main site in itself is so magnificent in its position and engineering perfection. One...More

Bucket list! So glad we were still young enough to do it. LOL! We had an excellent private guide, James with twoworldsperutours.com. We even took one of the additional hikes.