The Inti Raymi is a festival held every year in Cusco.
The Incas, like many other indigenous peoples around the world, worshiped the sun, and every 24th of June they held the ”Inti Raymi”, which means ”sun party” in Quechua. It starts at the temple of the sun, and goes to the main square. It finishes at Sacsayhuamán. Sacrifices were made during the event. This was done in Inca Times but ended after the empire collapsed. Some people in Cuzco started it again in the 1940′s. It is now held ever
Maras and Moray are located in the Sacred Valley. See our tour here.
Maras is home to salt mines that have been in use since Inca times, and Moray is home to circular terraces that are thought to have been used as an experimental center by the Incas. This half day tour can be combined with the Machu Picchu tours. It includes Maras and Moray, and you will be able to see snow-capped mountains, fields and traditional villages during the tour.
If you want to go on the Inca Trail, this is for you.
The Inca Trail is great for people with energy and a sense of adventure, and who want to see Machu Picchu. The trail involves a lot of walking, and ends at Machu Picchu, where you will have a guided tour. You will be able to see some other Inca ruins along the trail, and enjoy beautiful views of the Andes Mountains. This is a 4 day tour, but we also offer shorter versions of the Inca Trail if you do not have that much time or if you want to
2 Day shorter version of the Inca Trail.
If you do not have the time for the Classic Inca Trail, or simply do not want to spend 4 days on the trail, this is for you! This is a shorter version of the trail and is done in 2 days and 1 night. You will be able to see some Inca ruins along the trail, and the trail ends at Machu Picchu, where you will have a guided tour. You will also be able to see Aguas Calientes during this tour. this tour allows you to see most of the same things that you can see
Aguas Calientes is the town next to Machu Picchu. Our tour includes both Aguas Calientes and Machu Picchu.
Come and see for yourself the Lost City of the Incas, Machu Picchu. This also lets you see Aguas Calientes, also known as ”Machu Picchu town”, which is located next to Machu Picchu. This 2 day tour of Machu Picchu by train is great for people who don’t have time for a regular tour (which is longer with visits to more destinations in Peru) or who wish to spend more time in Cuzco or somewhe
The Sacred Valley is between Cusco and Machu Picchu.
The following 1 day tour of the Sacred Valley is great for people who want to see the Valley but do not have enough time for a longer tour. Even though this tour is only for 1 day, you will still be able to see the most important sites in the Valley like Urubamba, Ollantaytambo, and Pisaq. the tour will start and end in Cuzco. See more about our Sacred Valley Tour here.
Cusco was the capital of the Inca Empire. It has much history from Inca and Colonial times. Our tour allows you to see the city and the sites there.
The city is located in the Andes Mountains of southern Peru. The city was built in the shape of a puma, the puma’s head being Sacsayhuaman. During colonial times, many new buildings were built here, often over Inca sites. Many Inca sites still exist here, and during this half day tour of the city you will see interesting attractions from Inca tim
There are two mountains by the site of Machu Picchu, called Machu Picchu Mountain and Huayna Picchu Mountain.
Huayna Picchu is the mountain that you see in most pictures of Machu Picchu. It is located on the other side of the valley opposite Machu Picchu. Machu Picchu means ”old peak” in Quechua and Huayna Picchu means ”young peak”. We offer tours that allow you to see these mountains, and of course the Machu Picchu itself. See more here.
If you want to come and see Machu Picchu, one of the seven wonders of the modern world, we invite you to see our tour.
Machu Picchu, the lost city of the Incas, was unknown to most of the world until relatively recently. It is located near the town of Aguas Calientes, which itself has many places to see. This tour allows you to see Machu Picchu in just 1 day, for those who do not have enough time for a regular tour. You will still be able to see the most important parts of Machu Picchu though
BEHIND THE SCENES AT A GILDED-AGE COTTAGE
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Orlando is often a city placed in the central of Florida which is Florida’s fifth largest city. It really is dotted with lots of recreational areas, they have for a long period been nicknamed The City Beautiful’ and The Amusement Park Capital from the World’ because of it being well-known for the famous Walt Disney World Resort.
If you come to Orlando as being a tourist , you will find the fascinating options of staying at a town home, a vacation house, a home, a condo or possibly a community vil
If you’re planning a city break to Paris then this quirky French film is well worth a watch. Amelie, an innocent and naive girl in Paris, with her own sense of justice,
Talk about Nosara, Costa Rica, and you actually mean a stretch of several beaches on the Nicoya Peninsula – from Playa Ostional to Playa Nosara, Playa Pelada and Playa Guiones. This remote area of Guanacaste, just north of Samara in the country’s north Pacific, is known for long wide beaches, fantastic surfing, peace and quiet, and of course, it’s impressive wildlife.
Three top nature activities you must do on a visit to Nosara are:
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It is said in Costa Rica that the best “all-terrain vehicle” for navigating the country is a horse. Costa Ricans love horses and their riding traditions – their equestrian roots coming from the Spanish who brought horses with them to Central America in the 16th century.
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Feasts and festivals run in Indian blood. Keeping secular views in tact, the country celebrates small and big festivals with equal vigor. The beach state of Goa,ever bustling with life, is marked by fairs and carnivals around the year. The confluence of different communities in course of Goan fests promotes peace and harmony. Zatra or food, music and dance grace every occasion. Here’s a brief teaser of major Goan celebrations.
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Enjoy Vietnamese cuisine for welcoming Tet on 31st Jan, 2014 (The 1st day of the Lunar New Year)
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by Binoy Gupta
Having lived in India my entire life, in all those years, often had I heard tales of the Sunderbans. Stretching across more than 10,000 square kilometers (almost 4,000 square miles) in the state of West Bengal and into Bangladesh, this delta is the world’s largest — and also its largest mangrove forest — an ecosystem so special that it’s been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997. But even more than all that, we’d always heard tell of the mysterious realm of the endangered — an
