At the far end of the site is the trail to Huayna Picchu, which offers striking views of Machu Picchu. Climbing Huayna Picchu For a different perspective over the site – and a test of your ...

The renowned Huayna Picchu mountain which is part of the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu, once again welcomed tourists starting last Monday, after the restoration work on the path known as Route 3-A, ...

Atop the peak of Huayna Picchu, which can be visited by only 400 people per day, lies an unseen cave known as Templo de la Luna, or the Temple of the Moon. Thought to be a ceremonial shrine that ...

Route variations include further access to either Huayna Picchu or Huchuy Picchu mountains, or the Great Cavern (aka Temple of the Moon). Ultimately, I ended up with tickets for Circuit 2’s ...

The site also boasts Huayna Picchu Mountain, which looms nearly 1,000 feet above terraces, plazas and stone ruins as mists swirl up from the Urubamba River. After the Spanish conquest in 1532 ...