Cuzco & Machu Picchu - Discover Peru: Experience the Best of Peru - page 436

8 Wiracocha Inn D1

Eating

9 Café de Paris D1

10 Café Inkaterra D3

11 Indio Feliz C1

Tree House (see 6)

Information

12 ATM D2

13 ATM B1

14 BCP C2

15 iPerú C1

Machu Picchu Ticket Office (see 15)

16 Medical Center B1

Transport

17 Machu Picchu Bus Tickets & Bus Stop C2

LAS TERMAS
(admission S10; 5am-8:30pm) Weary trekkers soak away their aches in the town's hot
springs, 10 minutes' walk up Pachacutec from the train tracks. These tiny, natural springs
are nice enough but get scummy by late morning. Towels can be rented cheaply outside
the entrance.

| Hot Springs

PUTUCUSI
For those who still have energy left for trekking, the steep hike up this toothy mini-moun-
tain, directly opposite Machu Picchu, is highly recommended. Follow the railway tracks
about 250m west of town and you'll see a set of stairs; this is the start of a well-marked
trail. Parts of the walk are up ladders, which get slippery in the wet season, but the view
across to Machu Picchu is worth the trek. Allow three hours.

| Mountain

Sleeping

Because of its strategic location, expect to pay more for lodgings here than on average.