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Day 7 - Aguascalientes

This is the place from where you can hike or take bus to Machu Picchu. It's a little cute town along Urubamba river. All the hotels are along the river. We got river facing room where while lying down on your bed you can watch  beautiful river and mountains outside.






In the morning it was raining so we watched rain from room while having breakfast and kids played on computer.Aroind 9 we decided to go to hot springs. Weather was lovely. We started walking towards the spring they are at the other end of town. This town doesn't allow any vehicle so we have to walk. The walk is beautiful along the river.



Water is always hit. We all had great time in after around two hours.



Went back to hotel and packed up to go back to Cusco


Some shopping time


Had lunch in riverside restaurant 


Then took vista domb for Cusco

Same amazing rainbow and riverside beauty. It was sunny and bright.



Saw some Guy Inca ruins on the way


There was fashion show and Peruvian dance in the train


Overall a very lovely day!!

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