
Machu Picchu leads Peru’s tourism in the first two months of 2025
Machu Picchu continues to consolidate as the main tourist destination in Peru, registering more than 190,000 visitors in the first two months of 2025
There is nothing like making the trek to get to Machu Picchu, such is the case that the classic road through the Inca Trail has become very famous in recent years. However, some time ago a traveler could plan their walk from one day to another but today the government has taken measures to limit the damage to the trails with an access regulation of 500 people per day including porters. One fact is that permits in high summer season are exhausted months in advance.
Fortunately, the Incas were builders of main roads that opened trails along the Andes, and many of them are alternative routes to Machu Picchu (or at least one is as close as a quick train ride). Here are six alternatives, most of which do not require permits and can be arranged through any reputable provider in Cusco. Some of these excursions are available in multiple variations and can be adapted to meet a particular fitness level. Next, the 6 most popular versions of walks.
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Source: Andina
Machu Picchu continues to consolidate as the main tourist destination in Peru, registering more than 190,000 visitors in the first two months of 2025
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