4 days

About this activity

On Day 1, leave early from Cusco by bus, arriving at the trail's start to meet up with your porters and cooks. Cross the Piscacucho bridge, then climb to arrive to your lunch stop of Patallaqta. Cross the Valley of Huayllabamba, where you'll reach your campsite in time for dinner.

On Day 2, trek to Warmihuañusca and enjoy panoramic views of the high, snowy mountains surrounding you at lunch. Descend to your campsite, at Pacaymayu to have dinner and spend the night.

On Day 3, begin to trek up to Runcuracay, an ancient archaeological site. Continue to Sayacmarka (another archaeological area) for lunch. Continue to the Inca city Puyupatamarca ("City above the clouds") before arriving at Wiñaywayna for dinner and your last night in a tent.

On Day 4 continue to Inti Punku (the Sun Gate) after breakfast, then take a guided tour of Machu Picchu before exploring the famous site on your own. Bus down to the town of Aguas Calientes for lunch at your own expense, then take the train back to Cusco.

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Included

Pre-departure briefing about the trek
Pick up from your hotel in Cusco or Sacred Valley
Private bus to km 82 –Piskacucho village (trek starting point)
Meals for the entire trek (3 Breakfasts, 3 Lunches, 3 Dinners)
Snacks (vegetarian, vegan option, gluten- wheat-free or special diets upon request)
1 expert cook, assistants
Porters to carry camping equipment, tents, table, stools, and cooking gear
Dining and kitchen tent, camping tables and stools
2 people per tent
Mattress
Emergency First-aid kit and oxygen assistance
3-4 hours guided tour in Machu Picchu and extra time for yourself
Bus down from Machu Picchu to Aguas Calientes town
Tourist Expedition train return to Cusco

Not included

Entrance fee climb to Huaynapicchu Mountain – (Booking in advance required)
All personal care items
Lunch in Aguas Calientes or Machu Pichu (the fourth day)
Down sleeping bag (-Minus 10ºC), you can rent through us
Personal porter to carry your personal items. Please ask us for this service
Single tent
Tips for the trekking crew, guides, cooks and porters, it's a tradition but not mandatory
Hotel in Cusco prior to, or after, your tour
Travel insurance

Additional

Confirmation will be received within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability
Plastic water bottles are no longer allowed on the Inca Trail; Nalgene or metal containers are recommended
Optional: walking sticks or poles (rubber covers required in order not to damage the Inca Trail)
What you should bring: A backpack with a change of clothes, rain coat, sturdy footwear, waterproof trekking boots recommended, thermal clothing is also recommended, especially for sleeping, sleeping bag, flashlight/headlamp, protection for the sun, rain and cold, insect repellent – minimum recommended 20% DEET, snacks, small towel
Original passport and International Student Identify Card it is very mandatory enter to the Inca Trail

Features

Tourism

95%

Cultural

60%

Aquatic

30%

Sport

20%

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