The hiking adventures in Peru offer many possibilities. This trek is one of the most popular in Cusco, Peru. During the trek you will be able to observe different archaeological sites before arriving at Machupicchu. If you are interested, make your reservation now!
Day 1:Cusco – Piskacucho – Yunkachimpa
Pick up from your hotel in our comfortable private bus. Then pass through the towns of Chinchero, Urubamba and
Ollantaytambo in the ‘Sacred Valley of the Incas‘ and we head to Piskacucho Km 82, the railway of Cusco – Machu Picchu, our trekking starting location.
We have lunch in Miskay with a stop of approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes, and then restart our walk towards the first camp in Yunkachimpa including a guided tour of the archaeological site of Llactapata.
Day 2: Yunkachimpa – Warmiwañusca – Runkurakay
The walk starts towards the highest point of the Inca trail, where we can observe the different microclimates that nature offers us. We pass by Warmiwañusca at 4,200 metres for lunch, and then we camp in the Paqaymayo sector and then dinner at Runkuraqay.
Day 3:Runkurakay – Chaq’icocha – Wiñaywayna
After 45 minutes we reach the second pass at 3,850 metres, including a visit to the archaeological site of Runkuraqay.
We visit the archaeological site of Sayacmarka, and then restart the hike in the direction of Phuyupatamarka where we will have lunch. Arrive to Wiñaywayna and visit the archaeological site of the same name. Free time and dinner.
Day 4:Wiñaywayna – Machu picchu – Cusco
The walk starts in the direction of Machu Picchu. Arrive to the sector of Intipunku, where we can appreciate the
majestic citadel of Machu Picchu.
We enter the citadel, where we register our arrival at a control point. We then begin a guided visit of the citadel where we will appreciate the site in all its magnificence. We descend to the town of Aguas Calientes and finally return to the city of Cusco.
Note:During the hike you will have to carry your sleeping bag, mattress and personal things (e.g. backpack).
You can request the availability of a personal porter.
To do the Inka trail you need to have a permit given by the National Institute of Culture (INC), but if you reserve the Inka trail with us, then we would arrange this permission so you can make your Inka trail without any problems.
This permission was established by the Government to be able to keep track of the amount of people who do the Inka trail per day, since there is a daily limit.
This permission was made with the purpose of preserving the environment as well as the archaeological remains that we will be able to appreciate during the tour for the Inka trail that incidentally is the most beautiful in Peru and considered one of the best treks in the world.
