Exploring Machu Picchu A Century Of Change From 1915 To 2020
Explorers and adventurers continue to scour the globe, unearthing the hidden marvels of our world. Among these treasures is the enigmatic Machu Picchu, nestled high in the Peruvian Andes. This ancient Incan city, largely untouched and retaining 75% of its original stonework, was revealed to the modern world thanks to the persistent excavations that began in 1912 and continued through the 1940s.
Today, Machu Picchu stands as Peru’s most treasured landmark, drawing countless visitors who seek to immerse themselves in its rich history and to unravel the mysteries of the Inca civilization. Perched 7,000 feet above sea level, the site commands such reverence and respect that it has been designated a “no-fly above” zone, preserving the sanctity of this awe-inspiring wonder..