¿WHAT WE EXPECT?

Inka Trail to Machu Picchu 2 days / 1 night

• Departures Dates travel: Every day from March to January (please check availability in our groups)
• Visited Places: tour Cusco – Ollantaytambo – Km 104 – Llactapata– Wiñayhuayna – Inti Puku “Sungate” – Machu Picchu – Aguas Calientes – tour Cusco
• Trip style: Archaeological, Cultural, Landscape, Ecological, camping inca trail machupicchu inca trail
• Activities travel: Journey along the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, Overnight in Aguas Calientes the “pueblo of Machupicchu”, trekking machu picchu.
• Physical Rating travel: Dificultad ligerp; Dificultad facil; Dificultad media; Dificultad dificil; Dificultad atleta.
• 4.2 stars – Based on 200 reviews of the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu inca trail

Inca Trail Itinerary:

• 1 day tours: tour Cusco – Ollantaytambo -Km 104 “Chachabamba” – Wiñay Wayna – Machu Picchu – Aguas Calientes.
• 2 day tours: Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu – Aguas Calientes – Cusco tour

DETAILED TOUR ITINERARY:

WHAT TOUR SERVICES:

Include in the Tour:

• Transfer to the train station.
• Train ticket Ollantaytambo – Km. 104 (beginning of the walk) and Aguas Calientes – Ollantaytambo.
• Food (one lunch, one dinner and one breakfast).
• Professional bilingual guide.
• First aid kit.
• 01 night in a basic lodging in Aguas Calientes.
• Entrance tickets to the Inca Trail and Machupicchu.
• Bus tickets up and down (second day) from the sanctuary to the town of Aguas
• Calientes.
• Optional food for vegetarians.

Does not include:

• Life insurance against accidents or any other type of insurance.
• Additional nights due to bad weather.
• Entrance to the Machupicchu Mountain: (US$ 60.00) PLEASE NOTE, this is not the same as the entrance to the citadel that is included. This is an extra walk of 3 hours and a half, if you want the entrance you must notify us, since there are only 400 seats per day.
• Entrance to the Waynapicchu Mountain: (US$ 60.00) This is a 2 and a half hour
• walk, if you want to enter you must notify us, since there are only 400 places per day.
• Lunch the second day.
• Entrance to the thermal baths of the town of Aguas Calientes.
• Personal care items.

What you need to bring:

• Flashlight and batteries.
• Bottled water or water purification tablets.
• Insect repellent.
• Poncho or waterproof jacket.
• Sunscreen.
• Hat or cap.
• Comfortable shoes suitable for walks.
• Walking sticks.
• Sleeping bag. Windbreaker jacket.
• Camera, rolls.
• Toilet paper.
• Extra money in soles for your extra expenses.
• Carry dry clothes for daily use in the backpack.

Important:

• Discount of US$ 25.00 for the Andean Community (Peru, Colombia, Ecuador and Bolivia).
• Discount of US$ 20.00 for students with a valid Undergraduate card under 25 years of age (Carnets made of PVC material must show a valid date of no more than one year in relation to the date of visit to Machupicchu); ISIC cards are NO longer accepted.
• Discount of US$ 20.00 for children under 18 years of age.
• According to the new regulation of Sustainable Use and Tourist Visit for the conservation of the Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu 2019, the Machu Picchu entrance ticket is valid for a single entrance to the Machu Picchu Park (the
• Passenger enters, walks, leaves and does not you can re-enter), usually all people stay between 4 to 5 hours in Machu Picchu, if you want to stay longer you must buy another ticket (Extra US$ 50.00), the park is open until 5:30 p.m.
• Prices are for tour in shared service, groups of 6 to 13 passengers.
• Departures every day.

Service Improvements:

• Return at 16:12 hrs. 360° TRAIN – Inca Rail US$ 30.00 (Per Person) (SEE TRAIN); This is another type of more panoramic train that has an excellent schedule where it will arrive in Cusco at 8:20 p.m.
• Return at 4:43 p.m. TRAIN Vistadome – Peru Rail US$ 35.00 (Per Person) (SEE TRAIN); This is another type of more panoramic train that has an excellent schedule where it will arrive in Cusco at 9:00 p.m.

ABOUT LODGE:

Frequently asked questions (FAQs):

SHARED SERVICE TOUR

This shared or GROUP service means that you will do the tour with other people. This Standard service is done with a group between 6 to 15 people per guide.

This does not mean that you have to get that many people to do the tour, we have confirmed departures for every day.

So if it’s just one or two people, don’t worry, you can join one of our groups.

«BEST PRICE PER PERSON: US$ 455.00»

TOUR IN PRIVATE SERVICE

This service is an exclusive way to carry out this trip, where the service is much more personalized, the prices vary according to the number of people in your group:

2 PEOPLE: US$ 599 PER PERSON
3 PEOPLE: US$ 581 PER PERSON
4 PEOPLE: US$ 545 PER PERSON
5 PEOPLE: US$ 515 PER PERSON
6 PEOPLE: US$ 495 PER PERSON
7 PEOPLE A+: US$ 475 PER PERSON

Inca Trail to Machu Picchu 2 days:

is ideal for people who do not have time to walk the Inca Trail more full days of travel. Covering a distance of only 12 km trip, Day 2 on the Inca Trail is not a challenge that

makes it the perfect vacation and beautiful landscapes in the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu for families and those on a tight schedule that only have short time travel

within Peru. trekking  inca trail to machupicchu.More options cut the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu:

While the classic Inca Trail part of Piscacucho (km 82), there are two alternatives: it starts at kilometer 104, in the Chachabamba bridge, and then climb up Wayna Wiñay

and finally to Machu Picchu, as well as that starts at km 88, in Qoriwayrachina, and follows the archaeological sites of Machu and Wayna Qente Qente up to Chachabamba and continue to Machu Picchu Inca sanctuary.

Availability travel the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu:

We recommend going on this hike between the months of April to October, due to the dry season with no rain. The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu has a strict limit on the

number of people or tourist who can use the Inca Trail classic between approximately (500) and three hundred of them are the guides, porters and cooks and only two

hundred for visitors, hikers travel. Therefore, we recommend to book your trip as soon as possible around age 6 months in advance to avoid any inconvenience.

INCA TRAIL TO MACHU PICCHU

In Peru, Geography is master. The country is dominated by its geography and man has had to cope with it for millennia. It is a land of mountains, of tropical mountains. The

Andean Mountain Range is the back bone of Peru. In fact it is South America’s spinal cord and divides Peru in two; on the west lies one of the driest deserts on Earth. East

of the mountain range is a place dominated by green; the Amazon. No other place on Earth receives more rainfall than these rainforests. And so Peru seems to be a Land of

Contradiction; it is Home of Extremesina Inca trail machupicchu No other country has all that desert, mountains and rainforest all at once. This mountainous setting is where

civilization in the Americas was first born (Caral) and where it reached its peak before the collapse of the Inkas 500 years ago.

Our mountains are far more than a cluster of material, of rock and earth; Peruvians call their mountains Apus. This is the word for the Gods that inhabit the mountain. It

is a Quechua term that implies considering the Mountain inka trail as a living organism, as Nature itself as a being. This is where the respect for the Environment in

Peruvian ancestral cultures originates. The Andes Mountains in inka trail get their name from the term Antis, the Quechua word used to name those who lived in the “green desert,” that is, the tribes from the Amazonian Rainforests.

The Andes are made up of several smaller ranges; Vilcanota and Vilcabamba in the south, Azul in the north and Huayhuash and Blanca right in the center inka trai

lmachupicchu of Peru. inca trail Also known as Patallacta, its ríame translatcd from Quechua would mean “town in a placó”. It is a vast archaeological complcx of what

niust have been a forti- íied city located on the Cusichaca River. This ftows into the Urubamba River, not very lar from there inca trail machupicchu The large extent of

icrracíng gave llic arca stabilily and crcal- cd fíat terraces for agriculture inca trail machupicchu The large inmibcr of hou.ses, squares, passages and conslruc- tions, load

to the belief that this place did not oiily house ¡es i – dents but was used for the admínistration of agrícultural production.The historian from Cusco, Víctor Angles, analysed this com- plex struclurc and distribution.

He slated that “the castern strip of l.lactapata is the iargesl one; it is the lowest riverside sector, with llal and horizontal fíelds destíned for agriculture and possibly

also to locatc adobe houses for the peopie…” We can ascer- taín that the Incas used stone buildings for the nobility and religíous authoriti Thi is name means inaecessible

lown and it was given to the place by Paul Fojos expe- dition ¡n 1941. l ie did not accept the ñame that Bingham had given it in 1915 when he was doing investigation work in the urea.

Bingham had named it Cedrobamba, bccausc he Ibund a small wood of ccdar trees in the arca (the word bamba is the Spanish vulgarizaron of the Quechua word pampa,

meaning place) inka trail  machupicchu  This complex is located at 3600 metéis on top of a steep mountain (henee the ñame). Its buildings were adapted to the difficult

shapes of the mountain, from where the whole Aobamba Valley The complex makes an impact because there are so many rooms, squares, water channels, and liturgical

fountains that have been built on such a small space and so cióse lo the precipice. The scholars believe that it was a sacred center related to the observation of the sky, intelligently pro- tectcd and difficult to reach inca trail to machupicchu