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Hidden Gems of Machu Picchu

Explore a collection of lesser-known sites around Machu Picchu, featuring the historic Inka Bridge linked to ancient access routes, the cascading waters of Catarata de Mandor, the cultivated tranquility of Los Jardínes de Mandor, the remote camp site campamento nro16, the high-altitude Dead Woman's Pass along the Inca Trail, and Intipata, an archaeological terrace complex offering panoramic views.

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Inka Bridge

The Inca Bridge or Inka Bridge refers to one of two places related to access to Machu Picchu, in Peru.

Catarata de Mandor

A multi-tiered waterfall located near Machu Picchu, accessible via the Mandor Trail.

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Los Jardínes de Mandor (recepción)

Botanical garden area serving as the reception for Mandor, showcasing native plant species.

campamento nro16

Remote camping area used by trekkers on the Inca Trail, providing basic facilities amid nature.

Dead Woman's Pass

Mountain pass at 4,215 meters elevation, known as the highest and most challenging point on the Inca Trail.

Intipata

Archaeological terrace site offering expansive views of surrounding valleys and Machu Picchu.