Relax in the warm waters of these natural pools, surrounded by lush vegetation at the base of the Machu Picchu mountain. These pools, which give the town of Aguas Calientes its name, were formed due to the volcanic activity of the region. Soak in the comfortable waters, with temperatures that range from 100°F to 114°F. But don't worry about the water's slight yellow tinge—it's caused by sulfur, iron and other minerals that are naturally present. Many tours include a visit to Aguas Calientes as part of the Machu Picchu experience, and there are changing rooms, showers and lockers available. – Tripadvisor

Mandor is a family initiative for enviromental protection located 4Km from Machu Picchu village (Aguas Calientes). This property offer well maintained trails where you can walk into biodiverse gardens enjoying, learning and at the same time contributing to the restoration and preservation of the habitat of hundreds of species of flora and fauna. The waterfall at the end of the trail is really powerful and refreshing. Mandor Valley is the best place for outdoor activities and the birdwatching hotspot near Machu Picchu. The property also offers cabins and campsite where you can stay and enjoy the most of this quiet location.