Urubamba Holidays

INKATERRA PUEBLO HOTEL. The Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel is an entire little luxury village hidden in the mountains of Aguas Calientes. Beautifully thatched roof bungalows are nestled among stunning gardens, delicious food awaits in the gourmet restaurants, the spa offers superb services, and daily Inkaterra adventures make for a truly unique and memorable visit. For those looking for a truly luxurious retreat while visiting the New World Wonder of Machu Picchu, look no further than the Inkaterra El Pueblo Machu Picchu hotel. Minutes away from the Aguas Calientes train station and worlds away from the bustle of the city, Inkaterra El Pueblo is an oasis within the local cloud-jungle environment and provides truly first-class accommodations.

Saturday midday, I am heading to the Sacred Valley, to discover this new option of Multi-style baking show experience, surrounded by this luxury but countryside style hotel with the best location for resting a bit after highlights as Pisac Ruins, Market, before continuing to Ollantaytambo town. The whole experience takes 3 hours where you can taste delicious Pachamanca (Peruvian dish cook with hot stones buried on the soil) with a unique flavor. Just to smell it my mouth was watering, lol. The place is called: 5 fuegos, which means 5 fires because of the 5 different ways to cook the buffet served in special rustic pottery for the guests who help themselves. I strongly recommend visiting this spot located within Tambo del Inka hotel, where the staff will warmly greet you, plus, you can walk around the whole place to see the bio-garden from where they take ingredients for the preparation of these delicious dishes, yummy! Please contact me for further info Silvana, your local advisor!

Saturday midday, I am heading to the Sacred Valley, to discover this new option of Multi-style baking show experience, surrounded by this luxury but countryside style hotel with the best location for resting a bit after highlights as Pisac Ruins, Market, before continuing to Ollantaytambo town. The whole experience takes 3 hours where you can taste delicious Pachamanca (Peruvian dish cook with hot stones buried on the soil) with a unique flavor. Just to smell it my mouth was watering :) The place is called: 5 fuegos, which means 5 fires because of the 5 different ways to cook the buffet served in special rustic pottery for the guests who help themselves. I strongly recommend visiting this spot located within Tambo del Inka hotel, where the staff will warmly greet you, plus, you can walk around the whole place to see the bio-garden from where they take ingredients for the preparation of these delicious dishes... Please contact me for further info Silvana, your local advisor!

Saturday midday, I am heading to the Sacred Valley, to discover this new option of Multi-style baking show experience, surrounded by this luxury but countryside style hotel with the best location for resting a bit after highlights as Pisac Ruins, Market, before continuing to Ollantaytambo town. The whole experience takes 3 hours where you can taste delicious Pachamanca (Peruvian dish cook with hot stones buried on the soil) with a unique flavor. Just to smell it my mouth was watering, lol. The place is called: 5 fuegos, which means 5 fires because of the 5 different ways to cook the buffet served in special rustic pottery for the guests who help themselves. I strongly recommend visiting this spot located within Tambo del Inka hotel, where the staff will warmly greet you, plus, you can walk around the whole place to see the bio-garden from where they take ingredients for the preparation of these delicious dishes... Please contact me for further info Silvana, your local advisor :)

Saturday midday, I am heading to the Sacred Valley, to discover this new option of Multi-style baking show experience, surrounded by this luxury but countryside style hotel with the best location for resting a bit after highlights as Pisac Ruins, Market, before continuing to Ollantaytambo town. The whole experience takes 3 hours where you can taste delicious Pachamanca (Peruvian dish cook with hot stones buried on the soil) with a unique flavor. Just to smell it my mouth was watering :) The place is called: 5 fuegos, which means 5 fires because of the 5 different ways to cook the buffet served in special rustic pottery for the guests who help themselves. I strongly recommend visiting this spot located within Tambo del Inka hotel, where the staff will warmly greet you, plus, you can walk around the whole place to see the bio-garden from where they take ingredients for the preparation of these delicious dishes... Please contact me for further info Silvana, your local advisor! .