Journey Machu Picchu Travel Blog

Last Updated on February 22, 2021 by James Bustamante The Sun Gate at Machu Picchu was known to the Inca as “Inti Punku” and it is also one of the most requested hikes to Machu Picchu by most travelers. It...Read More

Last Updated on September 20, 2022 by James Bustamante The Flag of Peru is said to be the maximum national symbol for Peruvians. This is very apparent as you walk down the streets of Lima when a big football match...Read More

Last Updated on February 17, 2021 by James Bustamante The Suspiro a la Limeña recipe or Suspiro Limeño is a well-known local dessert. Peruvian cuisine is known for its savory dishes but did you know Peruvians love sweets as well?...Read More

Last Updated on February 18, 2021 by James Bustamante The Wiñay Wayna ruins are a set of stone buildings put together during the reign of the Inca empire. This construction is one of many that were built and have been...Read More

Last Updated on June 17, 2022 by James Bustamante As a Travel Agency, one of the biggest questions we receive from incoming travelers is usually “Do you have Internet in Peru?”. The Simple answer is a resounding “yes” so there...Read More

Last Updated on February 11, 2021 by James Bustamante Sillustani is one of the destinations included in the Lake Titicaca tour. Many people travel to Puno, Peru to see the amazing Lake Titicaca, but it is not the only site...Read More

Last Updated on February 9, 2021 by James Bustamante Today, let’s go visit Raqchi, the Archeological site. There are many lesser-known towns, villages, and archeological sites near Cusco that have an interesting history. Since there are other better-known destinations to...Read More

Last Updated on February 10, 2021 by James Bustamante Most people won’t know that the language of the Inca was actually “Quechua”. This South American language has roughly 12 million speakers throughout the Andes as well as the Amazon rainforest. ...Read More