Retro Alpaca Hop Game
Alpaca to Machu Picchu — Cross the road & river to get home!
Use arrow keys or the buttons below. Avoid the tuc tucs and stay on logs to cross the river.
ALTITUDE SICKNESS
How to handle altitude sickness when flying from Lima to Cusco Flying from Lima (sea level) to Cusco (3,400 m / 11,150 ft) is one of the most breathtaking transitions you’ll ever make. In just over an hour, you go from the Pacific coast to the heart of the Andes. For most people, the change is smooth, but the sudden jump in altitude can cause mild symptoms known as altitude sickness. Don’t worry—millions of travelers visit Cusco every year and enjoy their trip fully. With a few easy steps, you can adjust comfortably and make the most of your adventure. What Altitude Sickness in Cusco Feels Like Most travelers arriving in Cusco notice only mild and temporary effects: Shortness of breath when climbing stairs or hills Slight fatigue or lightheadedness A dull headache or restless sleep the first night These are normal as your body adapts to the thinner air. Symptoms usually ease within 24–48 hours. Serious cases are very rare if you take things easy. Tips to Prevent Altitude Sickness ...
