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Machu Picchu: Tourists Suspend Entry to the Inca Trail for Landslides and Damage

Summary by El Comercio
Since this Wednesday, August 19, Cusco's Culture Directorate suspended the entry of tourists to the Inca Trail of Machu Picchu due to landslides and other damage caused by heavy rains.
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Simone Biles stayed with the desire to meet Machu Picchu! Forest fire frustrated his visit, but he made a promise: “I’m going back” Machu Picchu: Invaders threaten to take a further marginal strip of the Hiram Bingham WayThe Deconcentrated Directorate of Culture of Cusco ordered the temporary suspension of visitors to the Inca Path Network of Machupicchu, from Wednesday August 19 until further notice, due to the landslides and damage recorded in…

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The Ministry of Culture ordered the temporary closure of the Inca Road Network, from Tuesday until further notice, due to the intense rains recorded in the Cusco region, which have generated emergencies and setbacks in the Machu Picchu district.

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Since this Wednesday, August 19, Cusco's Culture Directorate suspended the entry of tourists to the Inca Trail of Machu Picchu due to landslides and other damage caused by heavy rains.

·Lima, Peru
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The Deconcentrated Directorate of Culture of Cusco temporarily suspended, from tomorrow, Wednesday, August 19, until further notice, the entry of visitors to the Inka Road Network of Machupicchu due to landslides due to the intense rains recorded since last Monday. The executive director of the entity, Maritza Rosa Candia, reported that the emergencies are concentrated in sectors such as Llulluchapampa, Ayapata, Paqaymayu Alto, Soqtacocha, Wayll…

·Lima, Peru
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On the afternoon of last Tuesday, the overflow of a river in the community of Huayllabamba, in the district of Machupicchu, generated alarm among the authorities of the area. Also reported was a possible affectation of the community bridge, a situation that has been being evaluated.

·Lima, Peru
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Diario Correo broke the news in Lima, Peru on Tuesday, August 18, 2026.
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