Know it very well and it's even more impressive in person than in the photos and it's an extremely spiritual spot. The one thing that stands out is the lack of safety features at the location. If somebody were to wander too close to the edge, they could actually fall off in some places. The downside of a visit there, is the rickety train that runs between Macchu and the nearby touristy village you have to go through to reach it. Needless to say, that for anybody that doesn't like heights to forget going there.
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