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Machu Picchu is an Inca citadel in Peru located 2,430 metres above sea-level in the southeastern region of the Andes. A UNESCO world heritage site, the ancient citadel was built in the 15th century and is an important archaeological site, offering visitors a unique look of the Inca civilization. The site is made up of terraces, plazas and an expansive network of Inca trails amongst breathtaking Inca architecture carved into the surrounding peaks. A must-see for visitors to Peru, Machu Picchu lies within the Urubamba mountain range, with visitors typically climbing up to the site from the nearby town of Aguas Calientes by either train or foot. It is well worth taking the time to explore around the ruins, as the incredible views of the valley, mountain range, and city of Aguas Calientes below, coupled with its unique atmosphere and rich history make Machu Picchu unforgettable.