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 Backpacking is an adventure and every adventure, you have to prepare with the right gear. This checklist is simple, but crucial to make your next backpacking one.First a good experience all basic security, all at once on a hike is a map and compass. Everything looks different when you are surrounded by trees. A compass and a map to navigate the track so much easier. Tickets can be obtained from the information of most wilderness areas. A compass can be purchased at a local discount store. It does not need complex, only basic.Waterproof matches and fire starter should be on your list. These are the "must have" for room and board trips.Water essentials that every backpacker knows are important. Energy bars, dried fruit, biscuits and other snacks are good, but also preserves, etc. are taken into account. Think you get down to your load light, how to wear these items as you hike.Glasses, hats and sunscreen are important, too. Include some insect repellent, also, as you will find many of these on their migration. Also, make sure to carry a first aid kit and any medications you is taking.Rain gear and an extra set of clothing is another must. A small plastic bag is necessary to carry your trash out of the woods with you.If Plan is a night, a tent, a tarp and tie out cable necessary.A an extra sleeping bag, is at the correct temperature rating, a non- brainier, but a sleeping pad for cushioning and insulation is an extra. A floor is an additional sheet extra.Eating utensils, a camp set up is ideal for eating on the trail, along with sealed containers, zip-lock plastic bag. The new powdered water mixes are ideal thirst quencher for the trip. Remember, a bag big enough to protect your food on the night of animals.Remember, bring your boots break before you start your hike. Socks, depending on the temperature should be wool or cotton. Bring three pairs of them. If it is winter, thermal underwear to wear well. If it is summer, T-shirt and shorts is made. Bring a long sleeve shirt, to keep away the heat of the sun and the bites of insects.Bring a smooth move, also.Hygiene should not be allowed to bring home, a toothbrush, comb, toilet paper, and a sewing kit / repair. You can bring your camera, binoculars, reading material, playing cards, if you want to check some diversification in the camp site.Remember to the weather forecast, hunting / fishing regulations, and ensure that the necessary permits to backpack in the area, VARIED. For more information about backpacking releases can be obtained from the Adventure Guide through the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism. A checklist for backpacking can also check out more of the major camping equipment are to be based around the world.

 Machu Picchu, or as sometimes referred, "Pico Viejo" is a pre-Columbian archaeological site located 2,430 meters or 8,000 feet above sea level. It is located on the crest of a mountain on the Urubamba Valley in Peru, which is 80 kilometers or 50 miles northwest of Cuzco and through which flows the Urubamba River. For many it is considered "The Lost City of the Incas." Machu Picchu is one of the most notable historical sites of the Inca empire. Located in a subtropical area. Because of this the climate is temperate, warm and humid with average temperatures of 130 degrees Celsius throughout the year on the day. There are two specific seasons during the year. The first is the rainy season which lasts from November to March. During this season there is plenty of heavy rain fall. The dry season occurs from April to October and is associated with higher temperatures. Tour guides usually advise visitors to dress in accordance with seasonal changes. Of the many things to be observed in Machu Picchu, flowers and animals that live there are of particular interest. There are numerous varieties of animals and plants. The life of plants commonly seen in the historical reserve of Machu Picchu includes pisonayes, q'eofias, alder, puya palm trees, ferns and over 90 species of orchids. Animals can be seen in the reserve include the spectacled bear, the cock of the rock-o "tunqui" tankas, wildcats and an impressive variety of butterflies and insects that are unique to the region. Guided tour of Machu Picchu starts on a path leading from the bus terminal. The road was carefully constructed to accommodate the tourist enters the massive structure in the area that contains a set of rooms that are near the outside wall. The route passes through a terrace and then in the agricultural area just before coming up in the urban area. The mass is divided into two areas: the agricultural and urban. There are places, temples, palaces, warehouses, workshops, stairways, cables and water fountains that run on both sides. The agricultural sector is 20 hectares, while the urban area is 10 hectares. Full architectural design was based in Cuzco, which is the capital of the Inca empire. Machu Picchu was built in accordance with their natural environment. Its structure follows the natural curves and dips and rises that are evident in the land. No rail line linking the city of Cuzco and the station of Puente Ruinas or Machu Picchu. The trip begins in San Pedro station in Cusco, after the train makes its way up the Picchu mountain until you reach the highest point in an area considered "The Arch" (in English of the arc), located in the northwest of the city. The route down to the people of Poroy, Cachimayo and lzcuchaca until it reaches the plateau of Anta, which is a well known cattle. You climb the ravine Pomatales again before making a descent into the Sacred Valley of the Incas. At this point we reach the station Pachar. The train then will the last stop in Machu Picchu.