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Tons of Rocks and Debris Fall on the Hiram Bingham Track to Machu Picchu

Summary by Diario Correo
Sliding by constant rains interrupted the road from Sunday until the morning of last Monday. Workers’ grids managed to re-establish the passage.
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Tons of Rocks and Debris Fall on the Hiram Bingham Track to Machu Picchu

Sliding by constant rains interrupted the road from Sunday until the morning of last Monday. Workers’ grids managed to re-establish the passage.

·Lima, Peru
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Cusco: Tourist Transport to Machu Picchu Is Suspended After Sliding Rocks

Specialized staff perform cleaning work while waiting for a backhoe to arrive.

·Lima, Peru
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RPP broke the news in Lima, Peru on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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