Me on the creek at the adorable town of Aguas Calientes (Also called Machu Picchu Pueblo). It is the town right at the base of Machu Picchu and where I stayed both times I went. It is very quiet and sleepy and very much just for tourists. There is one main walking street (no cars in the town) and it is filled with hotels, restaurants and little shops. There is also a hot spring (hence the name Aguas Calientes) and little pools you can go in, but they just didn't seem to compare to the pool in Glenwood....
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