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History radiates outwards, too, from this hotel and the walled city of Cusco to the Sacred Valley and further still to Machu Picchu. Cusco might be heritage-listed, but the legendary Incan ruins are what draw most travellers to this region in south-
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United States returns to Peru last Machu Picchu artefacts Machu Picchu is the main tourist attraction in Peru, but there are concerns over the high number of visitors to the Andean citadel The last of the artefacts taken from Machu Picchu by American
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Huffington Post travel readers recently ranked it Number One on the " 1,000 Places To See Before You Die " bracket. Last July 25 marked the 100th anniversary of the discovery of the "Lost City" by Hiram Bingham...It was a memorable experience because
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A passion for adventure in some of the world's harshest environments courses through many of this season's travel books. Following in the footsteps of polar explorers, wandering novelists and tropical archaeologists, writers test their mettle in
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We call them the Righteous Among the Nations the courageous non-Jews who, despite threat of death, did everything possible to save Jews from the Nazis. Some are well-known, others less so, and some are simply unsung heroes. Many know of the heroic
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The ruins of Machu Picchu This week Peruvians are celebrating an event that most thought would never happen: a new and splendid museum is opening in Cusco to house the "treasures of Machu Picchu" which are finally returning to Peru after spending the
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Conn. (AP) — Peru's government says an Incan culture and research center it's establishing with Yale University is on track to open next month. Harold Forsyth, Peru's ambassador to the U.S., also this week awarded Yale President
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To mark the 30th anniversary of Raiders of the Lost Ark, a touring exhibition is spotlighting famous props from the Indiana Jones films and putting them side-by-side with real archaeological artifacts. The exhibition, called Indiana Jones and the
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A hundred years ago in Peru, a tall history professor from Yale University left his camp in a valley northwest of Cusco, and walked through cloud forest to a mountain ridge more than 7,500 feet above sea level. There, high above the roaring Urubamba
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At the top of the mountain, where an attendant will take your $46 ticket, foot traffic is steady and cellphone reception is excellent. At the bottom of the same mountain, the town teems with pizzerias, tourists chatter in half a dozen languages and a
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