Rainbow Mountain is one of the most popular hikes near Cusco. Rainbow Mountain is nestled near the mountainous Ausangate area, about 3hrs from Cusco by road. Rainbow Mountain’s ease of access and facilities such as toilets cater directly to the masses that arrive in Cusco to visit Machu Picchu. These factors, along with a unique […]
Santa Cruz, the most popular trek in northern Peru delivers an amazing experience While Machu Picchu treks steal all the limelight when it comes to trekking in Peru, here nestled away in the Cordillera Blanca exists one of the most beautiful treks in Peru. One of the best things about it? There are no crowds […]
If you’re considering trekking Santa Cruz and you haven’t already read my first hand Santa Cruz story, be sure to check it out. Santa Cruz is the most popular Peruvian Andes trek.
How to book a trek in HuarazDifficulties booking a trek in Huaraz as a solo traveller As I found out through experience, going in low-season as a solo traveller can be a bit of a nightmare if you’re looking for a guided option. However, if successful you will be rewarded immensely with tranquillity. While I […]
Booking the O Circuit (O trek) or W trek in Torres del Paine is no easy feat – some even say it’s harder than the trek itself. If you’re reading this then you’ve probably hit a snag in the convoluted booking process. When I did the trek, I spent about 2 weeks reading up on […]
Laguna 69 is the most popular day hike in Huaraz. Situated in the Cordillera Blanca you get a small taste of the glorious mountain range on this scenic 14km out and back hike. You will be rewarded with valley views and a very blue mountain lake with snowcapped peaks in the background. On my first […]
If you’ve ever tried to book the famous 4 day Inca Trail trek to Machu Picchu, and failed, you’ve probably heard of the Salkantay trek to Machu Picchu. A 5 day 70-80Km variant, passing by the namesake Salkantay Mountain and ending at the legendary Machu Picchu is an amazing alternative.
The legendary Inca citadel situated in the Peruvian Andes. This post is a continuation from the Salkantay to Machu Picchu Trek post, click here to read it. Machu Picchu – Day 5 of the Salkantay Trek One of my greatest fears of an early start to the day is not waking up on time. Especially […]
