Traveling to Machu Picchu in November is a great option, since it is in the middle of the tourist season. In addition, although rainfall is increasing compared to previous months, it does not mean that they are an impediment to enjoy this paradise, on…
October marks the end of the dry or summer season in the Sacred Valley, so if you decide to travel to Machu Picchu in October, you will experience sunny days with little chance of rain. In addition, the amount of tourists is considerably reduced,…
If you want to enjoy a sunny and not very variable climate, and with low tourist crowds, then traveling to Machu Picchu in September is your best option. In fact, it is also ideal for trekking tours such as the Inca Trail. In September,…
August is officially the month that closes the dry season in Cusco, so going up to Machu Picchu and its surroundings on these dates is an excellent alternative. Although the number of tourists is still high, the weather conditions do not change and we…
From sunny days and clear skies, to festivals and exciting activities to do, visiting Machu Picchu in July is a great option. In fact, it is not only an excellent month to visit the sanctuary, but also the city of Cusco. Festivities are just…
If you want to spend some of your vacation time visiting Machu Picchu in June, it is definitely a great idea. Not only is it a very lively and bustling month, but we also find a much more stable climate for numerous activities and…
May is one of the best months to discover and explore the ruins of Machu Picchu. In this month, the sun is very radiant, coming to dazzlingly illuminate the entire Inca City and its impressive views and most frequented paths. Tourists from Europe, the…
April is the beginning of the “dry season in Machu Picchu”, so rainfall decreases considerably. The sun warms up, but the heat does not reach its highest temperatures, which means that we can still enjoy this wonder of the world dressed in lush green….
In March the rains decrease considerably in Cusco, although they can still occur in the afternoon. Usually in this month the fog begins to cover the landscape, but as the day progresses, it will disappear. Therefore, when it comes to visiting Machu Picchu in…
February is the rainiest month in Machu Picchu, so the Inca Trail is closed for maintenance. However, despite the rains, the archaeological sanctuary is still open to receive travelers, and the rains do not detract from the charm of this wonderful place! In addition,…