Cusco Peru’s main tourist destination and one of the most important in the Americas. Known by the Incas as the “home of the Gods”, Cuzco became the capital of one of the largest pre-Columbian empires: the Tawantinsuyo. 
The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu " New 7 Wonder of the World " is known as the most famous trekking route in South America route details and photo gallery. Part of the 23,000 kilometers of Inca Trail roads built by the Incas this is Peru's most famous trekking route and possibly one of the most spectacular in the America
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INCA TRAIL MACHU PICCHU TREK 4 DAYS-3NIGHTS
Day 01 INCA TRAIL Cusco-Piskacucho-Yuncachimpa
Early in the morning ( 07-00-07-30 ) we will pick you up at your hotel by bus and transfer you to Piscacucho in Chilca. We will pass through Urubamba where we have a brief stop, then to Chillca to start the trekking. Along the way we will visit the archaeological site called Llactapata. Campsite
Day 02-INCA TRAIL Yuncachimpa- Warmiwañusco –Runturacay.
We will have breakfast early and start trekking to the highest point of the Inka Trail trek, where we can see different ecological zones and enjoy changing climates. We will cross the Warmiwañusca pass at 4200 meters above sea level. After lunch time we will continue on to the campsite at Pacaymayo and enjoy dinner and a well deserved rest. Campiste
Day 03 INCA TRAIL Runcuracay –Chaq´Icocha – Wiñaywayna.
We will walk approximately 45 minutes up to reach the second pass at 3850 meters (12,630 ft) above sea level, and will visit Runcuracay along the way. We will also enjoy the visit the Sayacmarca archaeological group and then go to the Phuyupatamarca ruins. After lunch we head to Wiñaywayna where we will spend our last night. Campsite
Day 04 INCA TRAIL Wiñaywayna – Machupicchu –Cusco
The following day very early in the morning about 04.15 am, we leave Winñaywayna for the Untipunku or "Gate of the Sun" where will have a breathtaking panoramic view of the Machu Picchu citadel at sunrise. From this point, the astonished traveler can contemplate the majesty and grandeur of Machu Picchu. After a short hike down to Machu Picchu, we register and start on 3 hour guided visit. After enjoying the remains, we will take the bus to Aguas Calientes where you will have free time to enjoy the town before we return to Cusco.
Machu Picchu: is the Inca City; and many claim it to be the most beautiful, best preserved and most famous fortress in the world. This city was considered lost for many centuries, covered as it was by lush vegetation typical of the Southern Peruvian Andes cloud forest.
INCA TRAIL Included
• Transfer: hotel –Inka Trail tours head and Cusco Train station –hotel.
• Transportation from Cusco to KM 82.
• Igloo tents 2 people in each 3-person – capacity tent to allow for a safe keeping of backpacks
• One mattress per person
• Dining tent
• Cook and cooking equipment, including cooking tent
• Accommodation for our guides, cook and porters
• Meals (03B, 03L, 03D+teatime service
• First aid kit including emergency oxygen bottle
• Bus from Machu picchu ruins down to the village of Aguas Calientes
• Return ticket on tourist Train (Back packer service) from Aguas Calientes to Cusco.
• Transfer station train - Hotel
• Entrances tickets: The Inca Trail and Machu Picchu.
• Professional Guide: English speaking, 2 guides for groups over 9 people.
• Cook: in charge of meal preparation.
• Porters to carry heavy equipment. We provide an optional service of personal porters.
• Bus from Machu Picchu to Aguas Calientes (train station).
• Train to Cusco: backpackers ( tourist train )
• Group size: 6 to 15 (average 12 persons).
INCA TRAIL Not Included
• Breakfast on the first day (usually hotels offer a free breakfast service).
• Lunch and dinner the last day
• Tips.
• Sleeping bag rented from our office for the whole days treK
• Additional personal porter: if you want to carry more that 6.5 kilos of baggage, you may hire an additional porter
• Visit to the Hot Springs in Aguas Calientes.
CHOOSE YOUR INCA TRAIL A LA CARTE
OPTION 1 - INCA TRAIL IN YOUR HANDS
“ Sharing your adventure in group“
* Group over 12-15 pers*Price US$309.00 per person
OPTION 2 - PERSONALIZED INCA TRAIL
“ Guarantee comfort promoting a Responsable Tourism“
GROUP SERVICE : Price $419.00 per person
PRIVATE SERVICE : Price $ 695-00 per person
OPTION 3- LUXURY INCA TRAIL
“ Guarantee a high quality and intense adventure “
GROUP SERVICE: Price $ 640-00 per person
PRIVATE SERVICE: Price $ 780-00 per person
ADDITIONAL SERVICES INCA TRAIL *
Vistadome train US$45.00
2.Hiram Bingham train US$270.00
3.sleeping bag US$25.00 ( below cero)
4. extra porter US$60.00 (carrying your personal belongings until 8 kilos)
5.Single Tent US$40.00 (In case you are not interested on sharing your tent with a partner)
** PLEASE NOTICE. ALL THE ADDITIONAL SERVICES ARE INCLUDED ON THE LUXURY INCA TRAIL OPTION
INCA TRAIL BONNUS – DISCOUNT
1.If you are student showing your ISIC Card . Apply US$25.00 as discount,
2.If you pay the full itinerary through paypal , we are going to assume the paypal fee
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written by MATIAS GONZA, octubre 20, 2009
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written by Lucila, octubre 25, 2009
quería consultar sobre la excursión del Camino del Inca de 4ías y tres noches. Somos 2 personas y nos gustaría hacerla del 6 al 9 de diciembre.
Hay disponibilidad? Cual sería su costo? cual es la modalidad de pago? Que diferencia hay entre el servicio gold y el silver? son agentes autorizados?
Desde ya muchas gracias
Lucila
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Gracias. Agustina
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Muchas gracias.
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MARINA
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