If you're looking for a textbook to really dig deeply into the Inca culture, the history of Machu Pichu, and the evolution of the modern sub species of llamas, this ain't it. Put this rag down and go buy a real book. What you are holding is a humorous travel log, it is a short and easy read. This is the reality of what it is like to actually hike the pathways of the Incas exactly how they did six hundred years ago, assuming they had porters running ahead of them to set up their tents, cook their meals, clean their toilets, administer oxygen, remind them to put on sunscreen, and pose them for pictures. It is an account of sixteen first world tourists on a quest for social media photos. In between humorous antidotes I will attempt to, quickly, slip in some history, local facts, and culture. Don't worry, you'll hardly feel it.