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		<title>Combine the Andes fresh air of Machu Picchu with the taste of steamy Amazon</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Most logical way to access the Inca heartland is to arrive in Lima, the capital of Peru and once called City of Kings. After admiring Lima&#8217;s excellent museums housing splendid pre-Columbian collections, one of gold, archaeology, anthropology and number of other outstanding museums, namely the Amaro and Peru&#8217;s Museo de la Nacion, it’s best you [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Most logical way to access the Inca heartland is to arrive in Lima, the capital of Peru and once called City of Kings. After admiring Lima&#8217;s excellent museums housing splendid pre-Columbian collections, one of gold, archaeology, anthropology and number of other outstanding museums, namely the Amaro and Peru&#8217;s Museo de la Nacion, it’s best you sample more of what Peru has to offer.</p>
<p>While most head on direct to Cusco by flight and from there to the lost city of Machu Picchu, you should add a side trip to your Peru journey in the footsteps of the Incas and venture down into the Amazon first. It&#8217;s an easy hop from Lima to Puerto Maldonado in southeastern Peru in the Amazon forest not far from the Bolivian border at the confluence of the Tambopata and Madre rivers, and a jumping off point for the Tambopata National Reserve. It is indeed very much worth your time as in Tambopata you can get a wonderful glimpse of the incredible biodiversity of this natural habitat, teeming is hundreds of bird species and butterflies, profusion of mammals as well fish and reptiles.</p>
<p>This side trip into the Amazon will indeed supercharge you for your next stop, the Sacred Valley of the Incas.</p>
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