A) 3,200 metres B) 4,200 metres C) 2,430 metres D) 2,600 metres
A) Cusco B) The starting point C) Dead Woman's pass D) Machu Picchu
A) 3,200 metres B) 4,200 metres C) 3,300 metres D) 3,600 metres
A) 2,600 metres B) 3,200 metres C) 3,600 metres D) 2,430 metres
A) 500 B) 1000 C) 750 D) 200
A) October B) February C) January D) December
A) Guided tours are suspended B) Permit prices double C) It is open for free D) It is closed for cleaning
A) A porter B) A guide C) A government official D) A local community member
A) No B) Only for family members C) Only with a passport change D) Yes
A) South American Explorers B) The Peruvian Military C) UNESCO D) Local tourism councils
A) To increase revenue B) To reduce human impact C) To control the hiker's age D) To manage weather risks
A) 3,200 metres B) 2,600 metres C) 2,430 metres D) 4,200 metres
A) At the Cusco airport B) Through a government registered tour operator C) Directly from the government website D) At the entrance of the trail
A) March B) January C) October D) November
A) 2,600 metres B) 3,300 metres C) 3,600 metres D) 4,200 metres
A) The Andean Path B) The Sun Gate Route C) The Royal Highway D) Camino Inca or Camino Inka
A) Classic B) Two Day C) Mollepata D) One Day
A) Plastic water bottles B) Digital cameras C) Synthetic clothing D) Metal-tipped trekking poles
A) Sayaqmarka B) Patallaqta C) Runkuraqay D) Qunchamarka
A) Pack animals B) Native birds C) Wild deer D) Guard dogs
A) A crescent moon B) A sleeping giant C) A supine woman D) A broken spear
A) Intipata B) Runkuraqay C) Phuyupatamarka D) Wiñay Wayna
A) Wayllapampa B) Aguas Calientes C) Cusco D) The Sun Gate
A) Pine B) Polylepis C) Eucalyptus D) Oak
A) Forever young B) Steep-place town C) Grassy plain D) Cloud-level town
A) Sayaqmarka B) Phuyupatamarka C) Intipata D) Runkuraqay |