Inca Trail Classic 4 Days

Summary

The Classic Inca Trail 4 Days to Machu Picchu is one of the most important routes in South America. In order to preserve the Inca Trail in the best possible way, the Peruvian government only allows each passenger to carry 7kgs of luggage, which will be loaded before starting the trek. Personal and shared porters can be hired to carry this weight for you.

Departure

Daily

Closing hour

05:00 am

Duratión

4 Days

What to wear

Comfortable shoes	Jockey
Sunscreen	Water

Weather

Subject to weather conditions.

Cancellation Policy

48 hours

Recommendations for the road

WEAR Warm clothes - hat, gloves, scarf, jacket Windbreaker.

Waterproof clothing especially in the rainy season from January to March

If you do not have it you can rent in Cusco

DAY 1: CUSCO PISCACUCHO KM 82 HUAYLLABAMBA - Pisca cucho Km. 82

Pick up from the hotel in we transport tourism our comfortable private bus, after crossing the towns of Chincheros, Urubamba and Ollantaytambo in "Sacred Valley of the Incas" we go to Pisca cucho at Km 82 of the Cusco - Machupicchu railway track, place of Start of our trekking. We had lunch in Miskay with a stop of approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes, then restarted the trek to the first camp in Huayllabamba, after a guided tour of the Llactapata Archaeological Group.

DAY 2: HUAYLLABAMBA WARMIWAÑUSCA PACAYMAYO

After breakfast, the hardest part of the road begins, with a steep climb, followed by a 3-hour walk until you reach the first step, called Warmiwañusca (Dead Woman), at 4,200 m.a.s.l. approximately, here you will not only enjoy incredible panoramic views of the entire area but you will also have the satisfaction of having reached the top. After a well-deserved rest we will descend to Pacasmayo for lunch and camping and then have dinner.

DAY 3: PACAYMAYO PUYUPATAMARCA WIÑAYHUAYNA

After the energetic breakfast we begin the walk until ascending to the second most important step of the route at 3,800 m.a.s.l. During the trip we will enjoy a guided visit to the archaeological zone of Runkuraqay where we again find important vestiges of the Inca Culture, we continue to Sayacmarca where we will have lunch to continue walking and observing how the geography changes from dry and mountainous aspect to tropical green on this route is Puyupatamarca (town in the clouds), another important archaeological monument after another short walk we arrive at the last camp in Wiñaywayna, where after dinner we will spend the night.

DAY 4: WIÑAYHUAYNA MACHUPICCHU CUSCO

DAY 4: WIÑAYHUAYNA MACHUPICCHU CUSCO After breakfast, walk for an hour through the forest to the Inti Punku (Puerta del Sol), known as the gateway to Machupicchu, from where you have an impressive panoramic view of the citadel. Upon arrival in Machupicchu, guided tour of the citadel, visiting the main remains and monuments, such as the. Main Square, the. Circular Tower, the Sacred Solar Clock, the royal quarters, the temple of the Three Windows and the cemeteries. Free time to walk around the citadel and then meet the rest of the group and be transferred by bus to Aguas Calientes and at the indicated time return enter Ollanta and then by bus to Cusco ..

INCLUDED:

Transportation Cusco Km 82 until the start of the walk (82 Km.)
Entrance to the Inca Trail and Machupicchu
Bus ticket to Aguas Calientes
Return train ticket to Ollanta and bus to Cusco
Cook and cooking equipment
Porters Service (load only tents and camping equipment)
Guided visit to Machupicchu and all the archeological sites found along the way.
Professional guide English / Spanish throughout the tour
Food according to the itinerari
Camping equipment: tents, mat, dining tent, kitchen tent, tables, chairs, messaging.
First Aid Equipment: First Aid Kit, Oxygen
Vegetarian food at no extra charge. (Optional)
FOR STUDENT DISCOUNT OF STUDENT WITH CARIC ISIC CURRENT US $ 30.00
Note: During the walk you should carry the sleeping bag, mat and your personal belongings (eg backpack). You can request the availability of a personal carrier upon payment.

NOT INCLUDED:

First breakfast
Last lunch
End of our service
Sleeping bag
Tips

Note:

In the case of student passengers (with an ISIC card), a discount of US $ 20.00 is available, this price is subject to increments (Peru Rail, Inc.).

WHAT TO BRING?

Wear sneakers or light shoes or tennis shoes.
Drink plenty of fluids on your tours.
Raincoat (long poncho) in rainy season.
Long sleeve shirts.
Long pants.
Insect repellent.
Sunscreen, wide-brimmed hat for sunny days.
Binoculars.
Sun glasses, plastic bags.
Medicine and / or personal items (liquid for contact lenses).
One backpack or lightweight briefcase per person.
Camera or camcorder and movies.
Bring original documents with which they made their reservation (DNI, Passport, ISIC card, University card only for Peruvians).
Have your migration card with you.
Have on hand checks and coins in small denominations dollars, euros or soles.