Machu Picchu Peru

Machu Picchu, the most cultured cultural heritage of humanity from the Inca civilization. One of the most unique settlements from the hands of people in the world. All travel Peru's peak. Impressive place.

Many countries have mountain ranges with beautiful scenery and Peru itself is richly blessed in this respect with many other areas for hiking. However the scenery is only one of the elements responsible for the magic of the Inca Trail. Can there be any walk anywhere in the world with such a combination of natural beauty, history and sheer mystery and with such an awe-inspiring destination? The various ruins along the way serve to heighten the hiker's sense of anticipation as he or she approaches what would surely find a place in any new list of archaeological wonders of the world - Machu Picchu.

The trail is scattered with ancient monuments and Incan sites and is definitely worth the effort.

Food:
Peru is widely regarded as one of the best countries in the world for food lovers. Its capital, Lima, is often called the culinary capital of South America. Famous dishes such as ceviche originated in Peru, as well as some of the most adventurous ones, like cuy al horno (roasted guinea pig).
 

The staples in a Cusqueñan diet are potatoes, rice, soups, corn, and lots of meat, from alpaca to chicken to pork. Often restaurants also serve an appetizer of large, roasted corn kernels (hard and crunchy) with three different sauces, usually green, red, and white, and one of them will be picante (spicy).

Below I’ve listed some of the most popular foods in Peru that you must try (especially in Cusco). Enjoy!