Cuzco And The Sacred Valley, Peru
This strategy keeps you comfortable throughout the day.
Specific clothing choices adapt to the dry and wet seasons, ensuring comfort and practicality during your visit.
Waterproof hiking boots with ankle support are for treks and archaeological sites (rocky, dusty terrain). Invest in Broken-in hiking boots.
Comfortable walking shoes or Sneakers work well for exploring the town's cobblestone streets. Pack moisture-wicking Socks.
Use Sandals or flip-flops for relaxing at your hotel. They are not suitable for exploring the town or ruins due to terrain.
Organize your documents before departure. Ensure both printed and digital copies are accessible for a smooth journey.
Stay connected and power your devices with the right adapters and local connectivity solutions.
Capture your journey and navigate with ease using appropriate equipment and essential applications.
Utilize platforms like Google Drive or Dropbox for backing up photos and copies of important documents during your trip.
Bring an external hard drive or USB stick for redundant copies of your photographs, providing an additional layer of security.
Maintain strong passwords and encryption on your devices. Use a reputable VPN service for public Wi-Fi connections.
Pack a well-stocked personal medical kit, including prescription and over-the-counter medications.
Prepare for high altitude and strong sun exposure with specific remedies and protective gear.
Gear tailored for hiking and multi-day treks enhances safety and comfort on Andean trails.
Decide whether to rent or bring certain items based on their quality, availability, and your travel style.
No specific specialty items are unique to Ollantaytambo beyond general trekking gear. Focus on the ruins and surrounding valley.
Items that increase comfort during transit and enhance the security of your belongings.
Embrace sustainable travel practices and consider items that may be difficult or expensive to acquire locally.
Biodegradable soap and shampoo minimize environmental impact.
Utilize water refill stations where available to cut down on plastic bottle use.
Choose tour operators and businesses committed to fair wages and environmental stewardship.
Stick to marked trails and avoid disturbing wildlife or plants.
Roll your clothes to save space and minimize wrinkles. Use packing cubes for better organization within your luggage.
Place heavier items at the bottom of your backpack to distribute weight evenly and comfortably.
