Andean Path Travel offers authentic Peruvian adventures off the beaten path, connecting travelers with vibrant culture, history, and nature—guided by a passionate, intuitive team.
Choquequirao tested every step I took. Between canyon heat, brutal ascents, and breathtaking Inca terraces, this trek showed me the beauty of traveling light and the price of carrying too much.
Before you climb Machu Picchu, know that each route has different rules, permits, and timelines. I’ve broken it all down so you can choose the best path, avoid permit mistakes, and plan with confidence.
I hiked the Inca Trail, tried the Short Trail, and took the train to Machu Picchu. If you're deciding, this comparison will save you time, money, and mistakes.
Machu Picchu doesn’t have to be expensive. Here’s how I did the whole trip on a tight budget and still saw everything I wanted.
Packing for Machu Picchu can make or break your trek. After hiking both the Inca Trail and Salkantay during dry and rainy seasons, here’s what you actually need
Is Machu Picchu worth the cost, the crowds, and the climb? I did it solo on a budget and here’s what surprised me most.
If you’re looking for a journey that’s as memorable as the destination, two incredible options stand out: the Lares trek to Machu Picchu and the 2-day Inca Trail to Machu Picchu.
