Machu Picchu is an obvious South American highlight, but there are different ways you can experience it. One is the Jungle Trek, a four day and three night trek that provides the opportunity to do adventure activities along the way. (Rafting and/or ziplining) Below are the pictures of the adventure.
The road to stay at Santa Maria on night one.
One of the locals on the trek.
This guy had a heap of character.
Through the valley.
Taking a break.
First glimpse of Machu Picchu after dawn.
Inner walls of the city.
Pretty excited.
The view on the way to the Machu Picchu mountain summit.
Golden hour at Machu Picchu.
It’s worth doing your research for a few days in Cusco before taking your visit. There are different permits for Huayna Picchu and Machu Picchu mountain that you need to secure in advance. I unfortunately was rained on for the most of the three days, but the weather cleared up just in time to enjoy the day at the ancient city.
Digital stuff:
Sony RX 100mi
GoPro Hero 4 Silver
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