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Here are some recommended hotels in Cusco, Peru. Samai Wasi Youth Hostels Cusco 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/A5drzZZRk5kU6K7x7 You can stay here for about 1,000 yen per night in a dormitory with breakfast. Laundry is also very reasonable, at about 80 yen per kg. The best thing about this hotel is the beautiful view from the hotel. The distinctive orange roofs of Cusco's buildings can be seen from the high ground, and it's very beautiful. If you come to Cusco, be sure to stay at this hotel. #0yentravel#Peru#Cusco

Introducing a recommended market in Cusco, Peru. Central de San Pedro Market Mercado Central de San Pedro 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/zc1T7VyuKhtB32Rb8 This is the largest market in Cusco. You can find everything here at affordable prices, from souvenirs to fruits and food. Highly recommended are the shops that make shake juices using Peruvian fruits.

I visited Circuit 1B in Machu Picchu, Peru. Circuit 1 in Machu Picchu only allows you to enjoy the view from the terraces and does not let you walk inside the site. The scenery is quite stunning, offering views reminiscent of the iconic photos of Machu Picchu seen in textbooks. Along the way, you can spot llamas within the ruins. However, this course is relatively short compared to others, and the fact that you cannot enter the interior of Machu Picchu is a major downside. The most recommended circuit is Circuit 2. However, since Circuit 2 is very popular and may sell out, if that happens, avoid Circuit 1 and opt for Circuit 3 instead.

I went to Machu Picchu, Peru. There are several circuits in Machu Picchu, but the courses have been revised since last year, and each one has been made worse. This time I went to Circuit 2 B. This place does not have a terrace course to view Machu Picchu from above, but you can walk inside Machu Picchu. When I walked around, I was surprised at how impressive it was, and the view of Machu Picchu was also quite good! I recommend both Circuit 2 courses A and B. #0yentrip#Peru#MachuPicchu

San Pedro Market in the center of Cusco. This market is bustling with locals and is packed with Peruvian ingredients such as colorful fruits, homemade bread, cheese, and cocoa products. 🧀 Although souvenirs for tourists are also sold, the local atmosphere is strong and it is fun just to walk around! There are also fresh juice stands and cheap lunches, making it perfect for a short break. If you want to feel the real daily life of Cusco, this is a place you should definitely stop by. 🇵🇪 🚶➡️Access: Center of Cusco (10 minutes walk from Plaza de Armas) 🥤Recommendations: Fruit juice, local lunch, cocoa products, colorful handicrafts ⚠️Note: It is convenient to have some coins ready #Traveling abroad #Peru #Cusco #Market

Pisac is a small village near Cusco, Peru. This town, which spreads out as if embraced by the mountains, is famous for its Inca ruins and colorful market. Organic cafes and small ateliers are scattered here and there, making it the perfect place to relax. There are many immigrants from Europe, and it has a unique hippie atmosphere. 🚌Access: About 1 hour by bus or collectivo from Cusco (about 5 soles) 👀Sights: Pisac ruins, Sunday market, organic cafe tour 🌞Best season: Dry season (May to September) 🏔️Notes: The altitude is about 2,900m, so don't push yourself too hard on the first day to get your body used to it #Overseas travel strategy #Peru #Pisac #Hippie #Cafe tour

Cusco was called the "navel of the world" in the Inca civilization 🇵🇪 At its center was the Temple of the Sun "Qorikancha" 🌞 It is said that the walls were once covered in gold, reflecting the sunlight and emitting a dazzling light. ・Official name: Qorikancha (Coricancha, Temple of the Sun) ・Admission fee: 20 soles (about 760 yen) ・Opening hours: 8:30-17:30 (may be closed on public holidays) ・Access: About 10 minutes on foot from Plaza de Armas ・Photography: There are some areas where photography is prohibited, such as indoor paintings You can also go around with your guide while listening to his explanations◎ #Traveling abroad strategy #Peru #Cusco #Temple of the Sun #Qorikancha

"Even if you don't go to Machu Picchu, you should go to Cusco!" The cityscape is so beautiful that people say that. The cobblestone alleys and colorful ethnic costumes make for a picturesque scene. 💫 There are also many souvenir shops lined up. 🛒 You can find everything from colorful ethnic items to high-end baby alpaca lines. 🦙🧶 [Practical information] ・Altitude: Approximately 3,400m (Don't forget to take precautions against altitude sickness ⚠️) ・Clothing: It gets cold in the mornings and evenings, so you must wear a jacket! You can go to various tourist spots such as Machu Picchu/Pisac/Urubamba/Rainbow Mountain/Lake Humantay, so it is recommended to use Cusco as a base to explore the surrounding area. 🚌 #Overseas travel strategy #Peru #Cusco #Alpaca #Machu Picchu

A few hours by bus from Cusco 🚌 The ruins of the temple of Wiracocha, the creator god who was once considered to be on a par with the sun god, suddenly appear in a quiet village in the mountains. A hidden spot where you can feel the grand history. 👀Highlights 1. Wiracocha Temple (Templo de Wiracocha) The temple features huge earthen walls about 15 meters high, and is considered to be one of the largest religious buildings in the Inca era. 2. Colca (storehouses) Around the temple, there are many circular stone warehouses lined up, which are thought to have been used to store food and supplies. These warehouses indicate the advanced logistics system of the Inca Empire. Although only a part of them remains today, there was an Inca trail. ・Name: Raqchi (Raki Ruins/Wiracocha Temple) ・Location: Between Cusco and Puno (along Ruta del Sol) ・Access: Take a tour from Cusco, or get off on a bus bound for Puno or Cusco ・Admission fee: 15 soles (sightseeing tickets cannot be used) ・Time required: Approximately 30-60 minutes ・Toilets: Yes (paid) ・Shop and souvenir shop available (cute rustic crafts!) #Traveling abroad #Peru #Inca #Raki Ruins

The altitude is 4,335m! The wind is cold, but the blue sky and the majesty of the mountains are so overwhelming that you forget the cold and fatigue! The handmade souvenir shops lined up are also cute🦙💛 The colorful cloth and mini alpaca dolls are all simple and warm🧶 ・Location: Cusco-Puno mountain pass, altitude 4,335m ・Access: Tourist buses (Inca Express, etc.) stop on the way ・Time required: Bus stop takes about 10-15 minutes ・Specialty: Mini alpaca dolls and colorful woven souvenirs are popular ・Altitude measures: Take a deep breath and bring coca candy with you to prevent altitude sickness◎ #Introducing overseas spectacular views #Peru #Tourist bus #Abra la Raya

In the small village of Pucara, we encountered colorful "Pucara cows" 🐂✨ The ceramic cows displayed on the roofs are indispensable in Andean households as talismans for "happiness, prosperity, and protection from evil." The town itself is very quiet and doesn't feel like a tourist destination, but the laid-back atmosphere is pleasant 🌿 ・Location: Southern Peru, mountain area between Puno and Cusco ・Access: You can stop by the "Inca Express" tourist bus from Puno or Cusco ・Specialty: Pucara cows (Toritos de Pucará) *Handmade ceramic amulets ・Sightseeing point: Pucara Museum (Museo Litico de Pucará) → You can see relics of indigenous culture ・Shopping: Small cows are recommended as souvenirs (be careful of the size) ・Time required: If you stop by, you can get around in an hour! #Traveling abroad strategy #Peru #Pucara #Pucara cows

Puno city, located on the shores of Lake Titicaca at an altitude of 3,800m 🇵🇪 ・Location: Western shore of Lake Titicaca, southern Peru ・Altitude: Approximately 3,800m (Bring coca tea and hydrate to prevent altitude sickness!) ・Access: 7-8 hours by bus from Cusco (night buses are popular) 3-4 hours by bus from Copacabana ・Recommended sightseeing: - Uros Island tour (half day OK) - Taquile Island (experience traditional culture with a full-day tour) - The view from the observation deck "Kuntur Wasi" in Puno city is also amazing! ・Clothing: It's cold in the mornings and evenings, so it's essential to wear cold weather gear! The sun is strong during the day, so it's best to take measures against sunburn. The city itself is quite urban, so you can find everything you need! It's a great base for sightseeing on the Uros and Taquile islands 🇵🇪🌞 #overseastraveltips #peru #puno #laketiticaca

I went trekking at Laguna 69 in Huascaran National Park, Peru. It takes about three hours by bus from the town of Huaraz to reach the entrance to the Laguna 69 trek. The trekking takes about three hours one way. Along the way, there are rivers, cows, and the scenery surrounded by mountains is beautiful, so it's a fun walk. Laguna 69 is a light blue lake made from dissolved limestone, and it is beautiful surrounded by mountains. It is quite high up, so be careful of altitude sickness. #0yentripfebruary2025 #huaraz #peru

#OverseasSeasonalPlaces #Transit #Peru #SouthAmerica #Lima On the way to La Paz, Bolivia, I had a 18 hour and 30 minute transit, so I went sightseeing in the city of Lima 🇵🇪 Because I was tired from the long flight, I booked a hotel directly connected to the airport this time. After leaving my luggage at the hotel, I took the airport bus to Miraflores, the new city 🚌✨You can see the ocean from the bus! ! After sightseeing in Miraflores, I took an UBER to the old city. The price was 789 yen 💰 One of the characteristics of Lima is that you can do a quick tour even in a short amount of time! Why not try using Lima Transfer? 🥹🇵🇪

The salt fields in the sky, commonly known as the "Salt Pans of Maras", are built in a valley in the Maras region near Moray, on the outskirts of Cusco. This is a new World Heritage site in Peru that was just registered in 2019. This land was once the bottom of the sea, but in ancient times, the seafloor rose up, causing salt water with a higher concentration than seawater to well up from underground, and it has developed into a major industry since the Inca era. There are more than 4,000 salt pools along the mountainside at an altitude of 3,200m, and each one is distributed to about 600 households in the village of Maras, and each It is said that the salt fields are managed and produced. The rainy season is basically left unattended, and salt production begins in the dry season from April onwards. When we visited in March, it was the agricultural off-season, so we were only able to view the rice terraces. (Tourists are not allowed inside the salt fields) Near the exit, there are stalls selling Maras salt, salt sculptures, and other Peruvian souvenirs. Maras salt is a high-quality salt that is known only to those in the know among chefs, and is apparently expensive in other countries. So it's a good deal to buy it here or at a market in Cusco. As an aside, Japan is cooperating with the development of the salt fields. photo on March 13th 2023 ⁠ Maras is a town in the Sacred Valley of the Incas with 3200m above sea level, located 40 kilometers north of Cusco, besides near from Moray ruins. This is registered as the UNESCO world heritage of Peru in 2019, and over 4,000 salt pools have been harvested and produced by approximatey 600 families of Maras since Inca times for generations, especially during dry season from Apr to Nov. When I visited on March, it was agricultural off-season, so we just could see such a breathtaking white terrace like a patchwork created by salt. Anyway so amazing! #tripOverseasTravel #Peru #World Heritage Site #Scenic View

Cusco, Peru is known for Machu Picchu, but in recent years, the perpetual snow has melted due to global warming, and previously unknown mountains like Rainbow Mountain have appeared and become popular tourist spots. One of these is "Pari Puntu" on the outskirts of Cusco. This place was also discovered by locals in recent years and has begun to be developed as a tourist spot. It is a hidden spot known only to those in the know. It is over 4,700m above sea level, higher than Rainbow Mountain, and even taking one step is really exhausting. Still, this red and earth color stripe is a must-see! I couldn't help but pay for two tours to visit! The red layer is iron and the blue layer is bronze. Global warming is never a good thing, but we are grateful to God that we can now see these spectacular spots. No admission fee required. It has not yet become a tourist destination, so there are no restaurants or souvenir shops. Only a few local tours are currently being run. photo on March 12th 2023 ⁠ Pally Punchu, located near Cusco, Peru, with a blue-and-red-striped geological layer, at around 4600m above sea level! According to the local guide, the red layer includes iron and the blue earth color layer includes blue copper, and also used to be covered with eternal snows for a long time, but had melted snow away recently under the influence of the global warming. I have never seen such an unique and beautiful colored mountain in the world. It's so amazing! #tripoverseastravel #peru #spectacularview #secretplace

Rainbow Mountain (official name: Vinicunca) is located on the outskirts of Cusco, Peru. This was originally a snowy mountain that was covered with snow all year round. In recent years, the snow has melted due to global warming, and this spectacular spot suddenly appeared. The locals didn't know about it until recently, when the snow melted. And this place is about 5,100m above sea level. It's a world of the sky, much higher than Mount Fuji. To get to the summit, you just have to walk up a gentle slope, but the oxygen concentration is low, and every step is heartbreaking. It was an ordeal, dragging heavy feet up the mountain. But even so, it's a spectacular view that you'll want to see at least once before you die! photo on March 8th 2023 ⁠ Vinicunca, also called Montaña de Colores, is well-known as the Rainbow Mountain recently, with the altitude of 5,100 meters above sea level, located in the suberb of Cusco city, Peru. It's literally geological seven-colored mountain. It's really hard to get to the top of the mountain for at least 2 hours trekking one way because of a low oxygen level. Even though it's true, No doubt that it's a must-see and worth seeing! #tripoverseastravel #stunningview #Peru #unexploredcountry

Speaking of Peru, Machu Picchu comes to mind! Besides Machu Picchu, there are desert oases and ruins of the Inca civilization! Cholitas wearing traditional costumes and fluffy alpacas🦙 Peru in South America, where scenery that can't be found in Japan spreads out🇵🇪 It certainly takes a long time to get there, but an adventure that can't be experienced anywhere else awaits! Peruvian cuisine is rich in fish and meat, and is also suitable for Japanese people! The security situation is not that bad, so it's easy to try◎ However, Peru has many high altitudes, so it's easy to get altitude sickness, so we recommend bringing medicine with you! ・1st photo: Ollantaytambo ruins ・2nd photo: Machu Picchu, World Heritage Site ・3rd photo: Moray ruins ・4th photo: Huacachina, a desert oasis #Peru #South American travel #Overseas travel #Machu Picchu #World Heritage Site #0 yen travel in autumn #0 yen travel in autumn #100 travel styles

Huacachina is an oasis town in the desert about 5 hours by bus from Lima, the capital of Peru. Resort hotels and restaurants are lined up around a lake that is left alone in the desert, and the view from the top of the sand dunes is truly an oasis. Activities include sandboarding and driving up the desert in a jeep. Huacachina is about a 15-minute drive from the town of Ica in Peru. Restaurants, stylish cafes and inns are lined up around the lake in the depression of the sand dunes, creating a resort atmosphere even though it is surrounded by sand. #Peru #Huacachina #Oasis

A spectacular Rainbow Mountain that can be visited on a day trip from Cusco! It was named Rainbow Mountain because it has the seven colors of a rainbow. It is over 5,000m high, but even beginners can see the beautiful rainbow-colored earth because the guide will support you. If you are not confident in your physical strength, you can also climb on horseback. It takes 1-2 hours from the bus. It was quite difficult. It is cold, so winter clothes are a must. We left Cusco early in the morning. It was a tour that provided breakfast and lunch. There are various tour companies in Cusco, and you can negotiate the price. #Peru #RainbowMountain

Huayna Picchu, a mountain that towers majestically behind the Machu Picchu ruins This mountain, which can be called the "symbol of Machu Picchu," is a very popular climbing spot. It was tough. We climbed up and down narrow paths, and at the end there was a little rock climbing. Even though it's climbing, heavy equipment is not required. Huayna Picchu means "young peak." Only 400 people per day can enter Huayna Picchu. You can purchase tickets in a set with admission to Machu Picchu in the village at the foot of the mountain. However, as the number of tourists is increasing, it is better to make a reservation in advance online to be sure you can go. I have heard of cases where people went to apply the day before but were unable to make a reservation. The online application is not available in Japanese, but you can apply in English. #Peru #WorldHeritage #HuaynaPicchu

An ethnic group living on Lake Titicaca, a lake on the border between Bolivia and Peru, at an altitude of over 3,800m. The "Uros Islands" floating on the lake They are made of "straw" called totora, and are a collective name for about 40 floating islands. Most people land on the Uros Islands as part of a tour. The boat trip departs from the pier and takes about 40 minutes. There are totora floating along the way, so the trip moves relatively slowly. As soon as we land, the tour guide will show us a large board and give us an overview of Lake Titicaca and the Uros Islands in English and Spanish. #Peru #LakeTiticaca #EthnicGroup #UrosTribe

Access: Fly to Peru, then take a bus to Cusco Tourist attractions: Machu Picchu I wasn't able to get a photo of it, but the much talked about ruins in the sky, Machu Picchu! It's a little difficult to get there, but it's definitely worth it!! There are lots of alpacas, and they're adorable! You can even touch them if you want! #Amazing views #Peru#Cusco #Machu Picchu #Alpaca #World Heritage Site #A trip around World Heritage Sites

You can experience the Little World Peruvian atmosphere. There are lots of cute souvenirs, such as handmade animal-themed charms made from felt, colorful friendship bracelets, and bracelets. The exterior of the shop is so exotic that it's hard to believe it was taken in Japan. #supporttourism #Peru #alpaca #souvenirs #supporttourism

#0yentravel #domestictravel #Peru REY peruvian cuisine, a restaurant where you can eat authentic Peruvian cuisine as if you were traveling in Peru while in Japan🕊️ It is located in a quiet area about 6-7 minutes walk from Musashi-Kosugi Station, and the restaurant is only a few counter seats and a few table seats✨ It is run by a couple with roots in Peru, and has a very cozy atmosphere☺️ We made a reservation for the popular lunch course, which included appetizer, soup, monthly changing main course, dessert, and after-meal cafe for about 3,300 yen, and it was a delicious lunch that felt like a great deal🍽️

I took a photo of the popular alpacas in Cusco, Peru. They are near the Plaza de Armas, so look for them. You can take photos with ladies dressed in traditional costumes while holding and touching a baby alpaca. The alpaca's fur is fluffier than you'd imagine and feels great. The price for this photo shoot is not set, so you have to decide the price yourself, which is tricky. The ladies are sulking about the price lol 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/prrjVV7oaovSmmbX8 #0yentrip #Peru #Cusco

#0yentravel #Peru #MachupicchuVillage Here are some recommended hotels in Machupicchu Village, Peru. Supertramp Hostel Machupicchu 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/R2GgnnXUSRMPWcNK6 A dormitory costs about 2,000 yen per night. This is probably the cheapest hotel in Machupicchu Village. However, the bed itself is clean, and the hotel itself is quite artistic, stylish, and Instagram-worthy.

I came to Machupicchu Village in Peru. The first village mayor here was Japanese, so it is similar to Japanese hot spring towns. There is actually a hot spring, so if you have time, I recommend you go. A river flows through the center of town, which is very charming. It is also very enjoyable to walk around. In Machupicchu Village, there are many shops, restaurants, and markets, so you can go to Machupicchu. Sightseeing the day before or after you return is also fun. I recommend not only Machupicchu, but also sightseeing here. #0yentravel #Peru #Machupicchuvillage

Here are some recommended restaurants in Machupicchu Village. Restaurant Ayahuasca Grill 📍Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/T4vrVjFvZouEtJvL9 The course menu here is recommended and costs 40 pesos, which is reasonable compared to other restaurants. The recommended dish is the alpaca steak. The alpaca steak here is very tender and delicious, so please try it. #0yentrip#Peru#Machupicchuvillage

I'll introduce the STAND BY ME Road to Machupicchu Village in Peru. Take a van from Cusco to near Machupicchu Village for 50 pesos, then walk about 10km to Machupicchu Village. You can actually get there by train, but this is the cheapest route. You'll be walking on railroad tracks, so trains will come along the way and you'll be walking on bad roads, so it's tiring, but the natural scenery is very beautiful, so I recommend it as an alternative to trekking. #Peru #Machupicchu #0yentrip