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Visiting Machu Picchu


        Keep some one soles coins in your pocket. You’ll need them to access the
        lone bathroom at the entrance to the site. To use the bathroom or grab
        food, you’ll have to exit the gates, so bring your passport and hang onto
        your ticket. You’ll need to show both to re-enter the citadel.

        Don’t bring drones, umbrellas, or walking sticks or trekking poles since
        they’re all prohibited at Machu Picchu. Travelers who require sticks or
        poles for mobility can bring them in but only with protective rubber tips
        over the ends.

        Just outside the entrance gates, there’s a barely marked station where
        you can get the novelty Machu Picchu stamp in your passport.


        Cusco and Machu Picchu Daily Itinerary

        Saturday, December 2, 2017             Local time is Seattle +3 hours


        8:10am       Meet at the Callao Pier
        (We suggest to fly with a carry-on only. Any other suitcases will be kept in hotel storage
        and waiting for your return to Lima.)
        8:20am       Transfer to the airport
        9:00am       Arrive at airport and check-in for flight
        10:10am      Flight LA2049 (subject to change) to Cusco
        11:45am      Arrive in Cusco
        12:15pm      Drive to local restaurant for lunch
        1:00pm       Lunch at a local restaurant
        2:15pm       Visit the main square and Cusco Cathedral
        3:00pm       Drive to Koricancha Temple
        3:15pm       Visit Koricancha Temple
        4:00pm       Transfer to Sacsayhuaman Fortress
        4:15pm       Visit Sacsayhuaman Fortress
        5:10pm       Drive back to the JW Marriott El Convento hotel





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