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The world-famous Inca airportboostconservationcurrentlydamagedirecteasiergroundhearthistoricalindustrylandscapepeakpeopleruralsitesurroundingstouriststrafficunhappy Machu Picchu in Peru is going to get an airportboostconservationcurrentlydamagedirecteasiergroundhearthistoricalindustrylandscapepeakpeopleruralsitesurroundingstouriststrafficunhappy. Peru's government started preparing the airportboostconservationcurrentlydamagedirecteasiergroundhearthistoricalindustrylandscapepeakpeopleruralsitesurroundingstouriststrafficunhappy for the airport earlier this week. Around one million airportboostconservationcurrentlydamagedirecteasiergroundhearthistoricalindustrylandscapepeakpeopleruralsitesurroundingstouriststrafficunhappy visit Machu Picchu every year. Government officials hope the new Chinchero International Airport will make it airportboostconservationcurrentlydamagedirecteasiergroundhearthistoricalindustrylandscapepeakpeopleruralsitesurroundingstouriststrafficunhappy for tourists to reach the site. Getting to Machu Picchu airportboostconservationcurrentlydamagedirecteasiergroundhearthistoricalindustrylandscapepeakpeopleruralsitesurroundingstouriststrafficunhappy takes time and requires a bus and train. The nearest airport is 120 kilometers away in the city of Cuzco. The new airport will allow airportboostconservationcurrentlydamagedirecteasiergroundhearthistoricalindustrylandscapepeakpeopleruralsitesurroundingstouriststrafficunhappy international flights into the airportboostconservationcurrentlydamagedirecteasiergroundhearthistoricalindustrylandscapepeakpeopleruralsitesurroundingstouriststrafficunhappy of the Machu Picchu area. The government says this will be a airportboostconservationcurrentlydamagedirecteasiergroundhearthistoricalindustrylandscapepeakpeopleruralsitesurroundingstouriststrafficunhappy for the country's tourism airportboostconservationcurrentlydamagedirecteasiergroundhearthistoricalindustrylandscapepeakpeopleruralsitesurroundingstouriststrafficunhappy. More than 7 million passengers a year may use the airport.

Machu Picchu was built in the 15th century by the Inca airportboostconservationcurrentlydamagedirecteasiergroundhearthistoricalindustrylandscapepeakpeopleruralsitesurroundingstouriststrafficunhappy. They built it 2,430 meters up on a misty airportboostconservationcurrentlydamagedirecteasiergroundhearthistoricalindustrylandscapepeakpeopleruralsitesurroundingstouriststrafficunhappy in the Andes Mountains. It became a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1983. Many people are airportboostconservationcurrentlydamagedirecteasiergroundhearthistoricalindustrylandscapepeakpeopleruralsitesurroundingstouriststrafficunhappy about the building of the new airport. Conservationists say it will cause a lot of airportboostconservationcurrentlydamagedirecteasiergroundhearthistoricalindustrylandscapepeakpeopleruralsitesurroundingstouriststrafficunhappy to Machu Picchu and its surrounding airportboostconservationcurrentlydamagedirecteasiergroundhearthistoricalindustrylandscapepeakpeopleruralsitesurroundingstouriststrafficunhappy communities. Peruvian archaeologist Abel Traslaviña said: "The airport...endangers the airportboostconservationcurrentlydamagedirecteasiergroundhearthistoricalindustrylandscapepeakpeopleruralsitesurroundingstouriststrafficunhappy of one of the most important airportboostconservationcurrentlydamagedirecteasiergroundhearthistoricalindustrylandscapepeakpeopleruralsitesurroundingstouriststrafficunhappy and archaeological sites in the world. An airport in the airportboostconservationcurrentlydamagedirecteasiergroundhearthistoricalindustrylandscapepeakpeopleruralsitesurroundingstouriststrafficunhappy of the Sacred Valley will affect the integrity of a complex Inca airportboostconservationcurrentlydamagedirecteasiergroundhearthistoricalindustrylandscapepeakpeopleruralsitesurroundingstouriststrafficunhappy and will cause irreparable damage due to noise, airportboostconservationcurrentlydamagedirecteasiergroundhearthistoricalindustrylandscapepeakpeopleruralsitesurroundingstouriststrafficunhappy and uncontrolled urbanization."