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Visit the true hidden beauty of the Sacred Valley, passing through green mountain after green mountain of rugged Andean terrain, you’d been forgiven for never seeing them coming. Lying in the middle of inconspicuous mountains, with the sun reflecting on, it seems a layer of snow is seating on top of it, the salt flats will stun you with their beauty, you follow the small path away from them to the other marvel in the area, the small town of Moray.
While Maras provides you with the natural beauty of crystal-looking salt, Moray is a testament of the genius of human architecture courtesy of the Incas. You will see an incredible set of terrace platforms or depression in a circular form, covered in the lush green grass typical of fertile Sacred Valley.
The tour to Maras and Moray is a tour through one of the most beautiful landscapes of Cusco. We will stop in Chincheros, then in the direction of the circular Inca terraces of Moray, as well as the famous salt mines of Maras, which are composed of thousands of natural salt wells used since the Inca period.
Machu Picchu, the royal retreat of the Inca emperor Pachacuti, sits atop the Urubamba Valley in Peru. Meaning "Old Mountain" in the Quechua Indian language, the complex was constructed in the 15th century as a place for the emperor and his retinue to relax, hunt or entertain foreign dignitaries. The site also boasts Huayna Picchu Mountain, which looms nearly 1,000 feet above terraces, plazas and stone ruins as mists swirl up from the Urubamba River
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The ancient Incan capital that sits snugly in an Andean mountain valley in Peru. In some ways Cuzco, often spelled Cusco, seems like a city frozen in time: cobblestone streets and clay-tile roofs, men and women in indigenous garb selling fruits and vegetables, and meticulously preserved traditions and relics dating back centuries
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The 70-mile narrow strip of land, in the Peruvian Andes, that runs roughly from the old imperial capital of Cusco to the enigmatic citadel of Machu Picchu remains a place of eerie natural beauty.
Many locals still speak Quechua -- the language of the Incas. They also grow corn, raise alpacas and weave brightly colored textiles much as their ancestors did before the violent arrival of the Spaniards five centuries ago
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At first glance, the mountain in the Peruvian Andes, with its bands of soil the color of turquoise, lavender, red-violet and gold, seems Photoshopped.
But the otherworldly sight, standing 16,000 feet above sea level, is real. People living nearby call it Vinicunca, the Rainbow Mountain.
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The gorgeous Humantay Lake is a glacier fed lake in the Vilcabamba mountain range of the central Peruvian Andes. It is located North West of the city of Cusco, in the province of Anta, Mollepata district.
The crystal-clear water which comes from melting glaciers, take on blue, green and even yellow hue. The unique coloration is due in part to the green microalgae and the minerals in the soil
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