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• Ollantaytambo

  Ollantaytambo is a town located in Peru's "Sacred Valley" and is about 40 miles northwest of Cusco on the route to Macchu Pichu. It is located at a fairly lofty altitude of 9,200 feet and the drive from Cusco is quite spectacular.
  
  There are lots of tours available out of Cusco to Ollantaytambo and other surrounding areas in the Sacred Valley and the town and surroundings are filled with interesting Incan ruins, beautiful terraces and rushing rivers as well as a bustling market. Definitely a "must-see" spot on your visits to Peru.

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• Sacred Valley

  The Sacred Valley of the Incas is a valley in the Andes of Peru, close to the Inca Capital of Peru. Fed by numerous rivers which descend through adjoining valleys and gorges, and contains numerous archaeological remains and villages.
  
  

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  Calle Roldan s/n Distrito de, Cusco, Peru

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  Machu Picchu station, Machu Pikchu 08681, Peru

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• Machu Picchu

  The astonishing site of Machu Picchu has recently become one of the most talked about travel destinations in the world.
  
  Situated 2,350 meters above sea level in a seemingly impossibly isolated location on the slopes of the Peruvian Andes it strokes the mind. An exciting way to access Machu Picchu is by walking the Inca Trail, an intensely popular hiking path that soars to 4,000 meters over its 45km length, adding still more grandeur to the Incan village when – typically after days hiking – you do finally arrive.
  
  If your efforts to get there don’t leave you breathless, the complexity of the citadel will. Clearly based on ancient Cusco, Machu Picchu contains delicate squares, storehouses, temples, workshops, stairways and even water fountains amongst what at first seems a simple rustic layout. There’s a traditional out of town graveyard guarded by a control gate, a sacred sun rock, and even an underwater channel used to nourish crops with the water running from the town’s fountains.
  
  In this case, though, the route through the stunning Andes is very nearly as impressive as the destination. Given clear weather you’ll have the chance to stare at the snowy peaks, wallow in smelly Sulfur springs, cross delicate footbridges and crumbling canyons, and even ascend the flimsy Inca stairways that have you hanging on for dear life, and eying the native orchids and wildlife.
  
  You’ll need to book months in advance to guarantee one of the limited daily spots (500 per day at the time of writing, due damage to the site from excessive tourism), either walking the trail or taking the train or helicopter-assisted short cuts up to this quite incredible site. The first time you see the ancient landscape emerge from the clouds at the peak of its sheer subtropical mountain home, or explore the well preserved temples, fountains, houses and tombs all hidden away far from civilization, though, you’ll be very glad you did.

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Here are some reviews of Skylodge Adventure Suites - don't forget to let us know how you got on by using the drop box at the bottom of the page, or joining our community and making a review.

• Dave MacLachlan
  Had a great time doing the via Ferrata and then zip lining down. Excellent guides, very safety oriented. Didn't stay in the suites, but got to poke my head in as we climbed by them and they looked pretty amazing. Beautiful views up and down the valley (all the way to Ollantyambo).
• Ken Ragas
  This was AMAZING. We couldn't get a booking to stay the night so we opted for the climb to the pods for a private lunch. Our guide was Ceasar. The climb, lunch and zip-lining down will never be forgotten.
• Eric Shaw
  Skylodge was awesome! The staff was super helpful and safety oriented. A great way to see the Sacred Valley.
• Karl Fluskey
  Great experience with friendly guides who help when needed, but encourage you to be brave. They took photos with our camera and were good fun to chat with. The food in the capsule for dinner and on top of it for breakfast was surprisingly good considering it had been carried up by the guide! Views are brilliant and the bed was very comfortable.
• Orrie Shannon
  Incredible experience! I was a bit nervous after reading Will's review (can you imagine the horror of having to pour your own water over a teabag!) but it turned out to be amazing. Sharing the transportation and dining room with another couple was great, yes the photographer was way too pricy but we declined and the guides ended up taking some awesome pictures for us with our phones for free, the email clearly said to bring water, and the food was great especially for being prepared on a mountain side. It is pricey but absolutely worth it for an experience of a lifetime!

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