INCA TRAIL AVAILIBILITY

 
The Inca Trail is by far the most famous trek in South America and is rated by many to be in
the top 5 treks in the world. In just 26 miles (45km) it manages to combine beautiful
mountain scenery, lush cloud-forest, and subtropical jungle and, of course, a stunning mix
of Inca paving stones ruins and tunnels.
 
The final destination of the trail just cannot be beaten: Machu Picchu, the mysterious "Lost
City of the Incas".
 
Inca trail to Machu picchu usually covered in 4 days arriving at the Inca ruins of Machu
Picchu for sunrise on the fourth day. The Inca trail is rated moderate and any reasonably fit
person should be able to cover the route. It is fairly challenging nevertheless, and altitudes
of 4200m are reached, so ensuring that you are well acclimatized is important. If arriving
from sea level, plan to spend at least 2 full days in Cusco prior to commencing the trek. This
should allow plenty of time for acclimatization and give you sufficient opportunity to visit the
city of Cusco and nearby Inca ruins at Sacsayhuaman, Q'enko, Pucapucara and
Tambomachay, as well as spending a day or two exploring the Sacred Valley of the Incas
visiting the tradition market town of Pisac and the fascinating Inca fortress at
Ollantaytambo.

INCA TRAIL AVAILIBILITY Inka Trail 3 Days / 2 Nights

INCA TRAIL AVAILIBILITY DAY 1: CUSCO - PISKACUCHO – LLULLUCHAPAMPA

At 5:00 a.m. We will pick you up in your hotel and travel to the village of
Piskacucho, where we will begin our trek. First, we visit Llactapata, and then
continue on to our campsite at Llulluchapampa.

L/D

 
     INCA TRAIL AVAILIBILITY DAY 2: LLULLUCHAPAMPA - PHUYUPATAMARCA-
WIÑAYWAYNA
It's considered both the most attractive and the most difficult section of the trek, as
we cross the highest point of the Trail at 4,200 meters/13,780 feet above sea level.
We will finish the day by hiking down to the Wiñaywayna archeological complex,
where we will make camp for the night.
B/L/D
INCA TRAIL AVAILIBILITY DAY 3: WIÑAYWAYNA - MACHU PICCHU – CUSCO

Note:
The Government office assigns us to campsites
People who want to visit Huayna Picchu must let us know as soon as they
can, because according to new rules, there is a limit of people (400)
per day that can climb it.
PRIVATE SERVICE
Group Size: Depends on the client
Departures: Depends on the client
INCA TRAIL AVAILIBILITY INCLUDES:
 Transportation to and from: Hotel - Km. 82 (Piscaycucho) / Poroy Train
station - Hotel
Bus Ticket: Machu Picchu - Aguas Calientes
Guide: Professional English and Spanish speaking guide; 2 guides for
groups over 9 people
Cook: In charge of meal preparation
Porters: Carry tents and cooking equipment
Personal Porter: Carry backpacks, sleeping bags and mattresses (Max. 8
kilos/ 17.4 lbs per person)
Meals: 2 Breakfasts/3 Lunches/ 2 Dinners/ 2 Snacks and afternoon tea
Ticket: Inca Trail & Machu Picchu
Equipment: tents (2 people in each, 3-person-capacity), therm-a-rest
sleeping pad, dinner tent, special biodegradable bathroom tent, kitchen
tent, tables and chairs, table settings, first aid kit, including emergency
oxygen bottle
Vistadome Train Service: Aguas Calientes - Poroy Train Station
 
INCA TRAIL AVAILIBILITY DOESN'T INCLUDE:
Breakfast (day 1), usually the hotels offer this service
Sleeping bag
INCA TRAIL AVAILIBILITY EXTRAS:
US$ 20 Sleeping bag rental(-10°C) for the whole trek
US$ 00 single tent accommodation
Overnight in Aguas Calientes: US$25 Single room (per night)
Overnight in Aguas Calientes: US$40 Double room (per night)

http://www.inkatrailtomachupicchu.com/
<a href="http://www.inkatrailtomachupicchu.com/"> Inca Trail Availability </a>

 
The Inca Trail is by far the most famous trek in South America and is rated by many to be in
the top 5 treks in the world. In just 26 miles (45km) it manages to combine beautiful
mountain scenery, lush cloud-forest, and subtropical jungle and, of course, a stunning mix
of Inca paving stones ruins and tunnels.
 
The final destination of the trail just cannot be beaten: Machu Picchu, the mysterious "Lost
City of the Incas".
 
Inca trail to Machu picchu usually covered in 4 days arriving at the Inca ruins of Machu
Picchu for sunrise on the fourth day. The Inca trail is rated moderate and any reasonably fit
person should be able to cover the route. It is fairly challenging nevertheless, and altitudes
of 4200m are reached, so ensuring that you are well acclimatized is important. If arriving
from sea level, plan to spend at least 2 full days in Cusco prior to commencing the trek. This
should allow plenty of time for acclimatization and give you sufficient opportunity to visit the
city of Cusco and nearby Inca ruins at Sacsayhuaman, Q'enko, Pucapucara and
Tambomachay, as well as spending a day or two exploring the Sacred Valley of the Incas
visiting the tradition market town of Pisac and the fascinating Inca fortress at
Ollantaytambo.

<a href="http://www.inkatrailtomachupicchu.com/"> Inca Trail Availability </a>

Inka Trail 3 Days / 2 Nights

<a href="http://www.inkatrailtomachupicchu.com/"> Inca Trail Availability </a>

DAY 1: CUSCO - PISKACUCHO – LLULLUCHAPAMPA

At 5:00 a.m. We will pick you up in your hotel and travel to the village of
Piskacucho, where we will begin our trek. First, we visit Llactapata, and then
continue on to our campsite at Llulluchapampa.

L/D

 
     <a href="http://www.inkatrailtomachupicchu.com/"> Inca Trail Availability </a>

DAY 2: LLULLUCHAPAMPA - PHUYUPATAMARCA- WIÑAYWAYNA

It's considered both the most attractive and the most difficult section of the trek, as
we cross the highest point of the Trail at 4,200 meters/13,780 feet above sea level.
We will finish the day by hiking down to the Wiñaywayna archeological complex,
where we will make camp for the night.
B/L/D
<a href="http://www.inkatrailtomachupicchu.com/"> Inca Trail Availability </a>

DAY 3: WIÑAYWAYNA - MACHU PICCHU – CUSCO

Note:
 The Government office assigns us to campsites
People who want to visit Huayna Picchu must let us know as soon as they
can, because according to new rules, there is a limit of people (400)
per day that can climb it.
PRIVATE SERVICE
Group Size: Depends on the client
Departures: Depends on the client
 <a href="http://www.inkatrailtomachupicchu.com/"> Inca Trail Availability </a>

INCLUDES:
Transportation to and from: Hotel - Km. 82 (Piscaycucho) / Poroy Train
station - Hotel
Bus Ticket: Machu Picchu - Aguas Calientes
Guide: Professional English and Spanish speaking guide; 2 guides for
groups over 9 people
Cook: In charge of meal preparation
Porters: Carry tents and cooking equipment
Personal Porter: Carry backpacks, sleeping bags and mattresses (Max. 8
kilos/ 17.4 lbs per person)
Meals: 2 Breakfasts/3 Lunches/ 2 Dinners/ 2 Snacks and afternoon tea
Ticket: Inca Trail & Machu Picchu
Equipment: tents (2 people in each, 3-person-capacity), therm-a-rest
sleeping pad, dinner tent, special biodegradable bathroom tent, kitchen
tent, tables and chairs, table settings, first aid kit, including emergency
oxygen bottle
Vistadome Train Service: Aguas Calientes - Poroy Train Station
 
<a href="http://www.inkatrailtomachupicchu.com/"> Inca Trail Availability </a>

DOESN'T INCLUDE:
Breakfast (day 1), usually the hotels offer this service
Sleeping bag
 <a href="http://www.inkatrailtomachupicchu.com/"> Inca Trail Availability </a>

EXTRAS:
US$ 20 Sleeping bag rental(-10°C) for the whole trek
US$ 00 single tent accommodation
Overnight in Aguas Calientes: US$25 Single room (per night)
Overnight in Aguas Calientes: US$40 Double room (per night)

http://www.inkatrailtomachupicchu.com/
[url=http://www.inkatrailtomachupicchu.com/ ] Inca Trail Availability [/url]

 
The Inca Trail is by far the most famous trek in South America and is rated by many to be in
the top 5 treks in the world. In just 26 miles (45km) it manages to combine beautiful
mountain scenery, lush cloud-forest, and subtropical jungle and, of course, a stunning mix
of Inca paving stones ruins and tunnels.
 
The final destination of the trail just cannot be beaten: Machu Picchu, the mysterious "Lost
City of the Incas".
 
Inca trail to Machu picchu usually covered in 4 days arriving at the Inca ruins of Machu
Picchu for sunrise on the fourth day. The Inca trail is rated moderate and any reasonably fit
person should be able to cover the route. It is fairly challenging nevertheless, and altitudes
of 4200m are reached, so ensuring that you are well acclimatized is important. If arriving
from sea level, plan to spend at least 2 full days in Cusco prior to commencing the trek. This
should allow plenty of time for acclimatization and give you sufficient opportunity to visit the
city of Cusco and nearby Inca ruins at Sacsayhuaman, Q'enko, Pucapucara and
Tambomachay, as well as spending a day or two exploring the Sacred Valley of the Incas
visiting the tradition market town of Pisac and the fascinating Inca fortress at
Ollantaytambo.

[url=http://www.inkatrailtomachupicchu.com/ ] Inca Trail Availability [/url]

Inka Trail 3 Days / 2 Nights

[url=http://www.inkatrailtomachupicchu.com/ ] Inca Trail Availability [/url]

DAY 1: CUSCO - PISKACUCHO – LLULLUCHAPAMPA

At 5:00 a.m. We will pick you up in your hotel and travel to the village of
Piskacucho, where we will begin our trek. First, we visit Llactapata, and then
continue on to our campsite at Llulluchapampa.

L/D

 
     [url=http://www.inkatrailtomachupicchu.com/ ] Inca Trail Availability [/url]

DAY 2: LLULLUCHAPAMPA - PHUYUPATAMARCA- WIÑAYWAYNA

It's considered both the most attractive and the most difficult section of the trek, as
we cross the highest point of the Trail at 4,200 meters/13,780 feet above sea level.
We will finish the day by hiking down to the Wiñaywayna archeological complex,
where we will make camp for the night.
B/L/D
[url=http://www.inkatrailtomachupicchu.com/ ] Inca Trail Availability [/url]
DAY 3: WIÑAYWAYNA - MACHU PICCHU – CUSCO

Note:
The Government office assigns us to campsites
People who want to visit Huayna Picchu must let us know as soon as they
can, because according to new rules, there is a limit of people (400)
per day that can climb it.
PRIVATE SERVICE
Group Size: Depends on the client
Departures: Depends on the client
 [url=http://www.inkatrailtomachupicchu.com/ ] Inca Trail Availability [/url]

INCLUDES:
Transportation to and from: Hotel - Km. 82 (Piscaycucho) / Poroy Train
station - Hotel
Bus Ticket: Machu Picchu - Aguas Calientes
Guide: Professional English and Spanish speaking guide; 2 guides for
groups over 9 people
Cook: In charge of meal preparation
Porters: Carry tents and cooking equipment
Personal Porter: Carry backpacks, sleeping bags and mattresses (Max. 8
kilos/ 17.4 lbs per person)
Meals: 2 Breakfasts/3 Lunches/ 2 Dinners/ 2 Snacks and afternoon tea
Ticket: Inca Trail & Machu Picchu
Equipment: tents (2 people in each, 3-person-capacity), therm-a-rest
sleeping pad, dinner tent, special biodegradable bathroom tent, kitchen
tent, tables and chairs, table settings, first aid kit, including emergency
oxygen bottle
Vistadome Train Service: Aguas Calientes - Poroy Train Station
 
[url=http://www.inkatrailtomachupicchu.com/ ] Inca Trail Availability [/url]

DOESN'T INCLUDE:
Breakfast (day 1), usually the hotels offer this service
Sleeping bag
 [url=http://www.inkatrailtomachupicchu.com/ ] Inca Trail Availability [/url]

EXTRAS:
US$ 20 Sleeping bag rental(-10°C) for the whole trek
US$ 00 single tent accommodation
Overnight in Aguas Calientes: US$25 Single room (per night)
Overnight in Aguas Calientes: US$40 Double room (per night)

http://www.inkatrailtomachupicchu.com/