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What is machu picchu used for?
Machu Picchu was used as a living envirement. people use to live in Machu Picchu. thats what it was used for. =D
What county is Machu Picchu in?
what coutry is machu picchu in
Where can one book a tour in Machu Picchu?
You can book a Machu Picchu tour package through licensed local tour operators in Peru. One reliable option is guidingcusco, which offers professionally organised packages that include permits, transport, entrance tickets, and experienced guides. Booking in advance ensures availability and a smooth, well-planned visit to Machu Picchu.
How machu picchu made?
machu picchu was made if stone
What is the state of machu picchu?
what is the state og Machu Picchu
What continent is machu picchu?
Machu Picchu is in South America, Peru.
What mountain is near machu picchu?
Machu Picchu is in a mountain range the Andes of Peru.
What are 6 questions about machu picchu?
What was the purpose of Machu Picchu, and who built it? How was Machu Picchu constructed without modern tools? What is the significance of the site's architecture and layout? How does the geography of Machu Picchu contribute to its preservation? What role does Machu Picchu play in Inca culture and history? What measures are in place to protect Machu Picchu from environmental and tourist-related damage?
Who was in Machu Picchu?
The Incas were in Machu Picchu, but when the Spanish came they invaded Machu Pichhu and destroyed most of it.
Have you booked your Machu Picchu tour yet"?
"Have you scheduled your Machu Picchu tour?"
What is en que pais esta machu picchu in English?
"en que pais esta machu picchu " is Spanish for "in what country is Machu Picchu."
Who builted the machu picchu?
The Incas. Machu Picchu was built by the Inca's Civilization or Tahuantinsuyo Empire, Machu Picchu is one of The Seven Wonders of the World, Machu Picchu is in Cusco Peru and is beautiful and sacred, you can visit Machu Picchu, SacsayHuaman, Choquequirao, Ollantaytambo, sacred Valley by Inca Trail or train.
