The Questionable Story About The Protests and Closing of Machu Picchu

The Questionable Story About The Protests and Closing of Machu Picchu

Written by Vidal Jaquehua. Co-founder and co-owner of Adios Adventure Travel. You won't see this version of what is happening in Peru in social media accounts or newspapers. It's not what you think. Who is Vidal?Here's a link…

Valicha: And A Tale of My Mother's Famed Chicha Brewery in the Andes Mountains

Valicha: And A Tale of My Mother's Famed Chicha Brewery in the Andes Mountains

The Qechua Culture Literary Project is a collection of Andean fairy tales from the Qechua culture, which will be translated into Spanish and English for publication. The books will serve two purposes. The primary objective is…

Should You Buy More Than One Entry Ticket to Machu Picchu?

Should You Buy More Than One Entry Ticket to Machu Picchu?

Since the Peru government has tightened the rules for wandering willy-nilly around the Machu Picchu citadel, it's quite common for travelers who are interested in maximizing the enjoyment of their once-in-a-lifetime visit to Machu…

Links to Essential Gear for your Trip to South America

Links to Essential Gear for your Trip to South America

These are products and services that I have used myself and would give to my mother. who is pictured above at Machu Picchu (at age 78.) Each link will take you to a page on the Adios Adventure Travel website where you can read…

Go Pure Pod: The Best Water Filter for Travelers

Go Pure Pod: The Best Water Filter for Travelers

My quest for the best water filter for travelers is over. Go Pure Pod portable water filter is the winner. To say it was love at first sight is an understatement. Let me explain. I've been traveling to South America since 2006…

How to Avoid Crowds and Explore Real Peru on Your Trip to Machu Picchu

How to Avoid Crowds and Explore Real Peru on Your Trip to Machu Picchu

Here's my take on how to explore the lesser known regions of Peru on your way to Machu Picchu. Everything I listed here is within driving distance from Cusco. I'm sharing my first-hand experience exploring "real" Peru without…

What You Need to Know about Traveling to Patagonia Chile After the Pandemic

What You Need to Know about Traveling to Patagonia Chile After the Pandemic

While we have all been looking under the bed for our dusty suitcases and outdated passports, the country of Chile throttled their post-pandemic reopening in a single action. Chile skipped the gradual steps of reopening that I've…

How to Choose the Most Handy Luggage for your Trip to Machu Picchu

How to Choose the Most Handy Luggage for your Trip to Machu Picchu

Eventually every one who is planning a trip to Machu Picchu will learn that there is a size limit for bags on the train to Machu Picchu. That is just the beginning of the information you need to know about the most practical kind…

Why You Can't Resell Your Machu Picchu Entry Tickets

Why You Can't Resell Your Machu Picchu Entry Tickets

Recently I saw people trying to sell their Machu Picchu tickets on social media platforms. Surely people must realize that the tickets have their names and passport information printed on them. This information is to help Machu…

Which Circuit is the Best For the Classic Photo of Machu Picchu?

Which Circuit is the Best For the Classic Photo of Machu Picchu?

The fact that I'm asking this question should be an indication that not all of the 4 circuits at Machu Picchu are equal when it comes to photographing Machu Picchu ruins. Let me explain the situation. Machu Picchu visitors are…