Susanna Inn Machu Picchu Hotel is just 4 miles from Machu Picchu.
Trek to Machu Picchu
Trek Into History
Machu Picchu is a new Seven Wonder of The World and is an Incan citadel set high in the Andes Mountains in Peru. Sitting above the Urubamba River valley, it was built in the 15th century but later abandoned. It is a sacred place that was used by the Incas to worship their gods.
It is common for people to hike the famous Inca trail to get to Machu Picchu. This typically takes four days; half a million visit every year making it Peru’s most popular attraction.
Machu Picchu, Peru
One off the bucketlist - We were very close to not making the trip up there
Photo by Jamie Davies
Where To Stay To Visit Machu Pichu
A gorgeous colonial-style property with massages and Andean sauna.
A 5 Star Hotel Just 20 Minutes From The Timeless Machu Picchu Archaeological Site. Unrivalled Luxury.
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4 Day Machu Picchu Family Adventure
A 4 day adventure for the whole family will help build memories that will last a lifetime. Cross of one of the 7 wonders by beginning your travels through the Sacred Valley on route to the Andrean Chinchero community. You can tour through the Malaga Pass and then hike through the Inca Jungle. Then take a dizzying ride through the tree tops on a canopy zipline adventure before relaxing in a hot tub and looking for exotic and rare bird species. Finally head to Machu Picchu to cap it all off!
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Want To Create Your Own Route?
If you're not one for following the beaten path then we understand. No pre-planned tour can satiate your lust for adventure and discovery. If you'd like to create your own custom holiday, whether it's in and around the Inca Trail or on a beach in the Caribbean, our travel experts will help create a custom holiday free of charge.
MakeMyTripFaq?
There are various choices depending on how much trekking you would like to do. The easy option: take the train from Cusco then a bus to the ruin’s entrance. The classic option: hike the 26-mile Inca Trail (which will take you 3-4 days.)
Altitude sickness is nothing to do with physical fitness but rather the amount of oxygen in the air. Sitting at 7,972 ft about sea level, Machu Picchu takes some adjustment. The best way to avoid any problems is to give yourself plenty of time – arrive the day before you want to do anything.
Affectionately titled ‘The Mountain of Death’, this incredibly steep climb sits behind the Machu Picchu ruins. It is highly popular due to the fantastic view it offers of the Machu Picchu site. Tickets go fast so be organised and book them before.
