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Machu Pichu - weather in January
We're planning to go to Cuzco in january and we'd like to know if it's a good time to visit machu pichu as it's the rainy season.
thank you!
Patricia.
thank you!
Patricia.
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The weather is normally rainy from Jan to March, but not always. The Inca trail is closed for maintenance however in February. January is probably the most rainy month of the year - an average of 17 days - but that is no reason not to go. Enjoy the experience!
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