Machu Picchu still holds secrets: what remains to be investigated after discovering a new network of paths under the vegetation

Recent archaeological findings in the mountains surrounding Machu Picchu have uncovered a new network of hidden paths located beneath the vegetation. This discovery has officially initiated a second phase of archaeological research in the area, as specialists continue to investigate the extent and significance of the newly detected routes.

Separately, municipal authorities in Honduras have addressed ongoing environmental concerns, warning that Tegucigalpa will remain under water stress through 2027. According to the capital's mayor, Juan Diego Zelaya, anticipated rainfall in September and October will not resolve the city's persistent water crisis, indicating that the pressure on local resources will extend into the coming years.