The Inca trail (Cápac Ñan, in Quechua language) is the name of the extended road network (more then 40,000 km or 26000 miles in total) built by the Incas for connect different parts of their vast empire, this road network linked different villages and towns of what its currently the countries of North of Argentina, Chile, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador and Colombia, his capital and core center was the city of Cuzco. Nowadays, many of these trails are disappeared, deteriorated or outdated. The best known...