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As the mist lifts off the mountains and over the Inca ruins, Machu Picchu evokes an otherworldly feeling

It’s one of the world’s most incredible archaeological sites, with a breathtaking location to match. With all that Machu Picchu has to offer, it’s easy to understand why so many are drawn to the visitor heartland of Peru . The ultimate decision is how to get there. Choose a trek or take the train? You could hike through cloud forests along the classic Inca Trail, fulfill your Andes experience on the Quarry Trail or challenge yourself on the Choquequirao trek – it's up to you. We don’t need to tell you why the adventure is worth your while. Our local leaders will keep you safe, informed and inspired every step of the way.

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With its spectacular natural scenery and profound cultural encounters, the Inca Trail is an international beacon for trekking. Attracting thousands of hikers each year, it's a challenging yet rewarding hike that stays with you for a lifetime. Although rated moderate, the relentless uphill (and downhill) hiking is tough - the fitter you are, the more you’ll enjoy it.

For an impressive hike off the beaten path, consider the Inca Quarry Trail. This lesser-known trek offers the same magical scenery of the Andes mountains, passing through local villages and visiting three smaller archaeological sites the other trails don’t. Another bonus is that the hike doesn’t require a permit – so once you book, you’re set.

Take your boots further with a challenging eight-day hike moving through high-altitude cloud forests, over mega mountain passes and along an ancient trail leading to the well-preserved Inca city ruins of Choquequirao. This trail might be secluded and not for the faint-hearted but it's also one adventure you'll never forget, and that's a promise.

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Why choose us.

All our guides are certified local tour guides and trained in-house on Intrepid Safety Policies. Each trekking guide also receives exclusive Intrepid training, provided by mountain rescue experts in the field.

All our guides and trek leaders have been trained by medical specialists in handling altitude illness and are proficient in first aid. Our team carries oxygen cylinders on all treks for emergency use.

Our team members live and work in the Andean region, which means revenue from all our treks benefit the local economy.

We take care of the details, so you can focus more on enjoying the journey. Our tours include all meals, with essential camping equipment and the option to hire additional hiking equipment if needed.

We are proud to have the tick of approval from the Rainforest Alliance indicating that we meet and operate at the highest standards in environmental, social and economic sustainability.

We strive to use travel as a force for good. That’s why we choose to give back to the communities we visit, carbon offset all our trips and take our social and environmental responsibilities seriously. We’ve been officially certified as the world’s largest travel B Corp, which means when you choose Intrepid Travel, you can rest assured you’re traveling to improve the planet.

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Trips from 1 January 2023 onwards

From 1 January 2023, Intrepid will no longer require travelers to provide proof of vaccination against COVID-19 (excluding all Polar trips and select adventure cruises).

However, we continue to strongly recommend that all Intrepid travelers and leaders get vaccinated to protect themselves and others.

Specific proof of testing or vaccination may still be required by your destination or airline. Please ensure you check travel and entry requirements carefully.

What is Machu Picchu?

Machu Picchu is a magnificent reminder of the power and ingenuity of the Inca civilization.

The ancient citadel, built in the 15th century, was abandoned only 100 years later, and many mysteries remain.

Listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage site in 1983 and announced as one of the Seven Wonders of the World in 2007, Machu Picchu makes a lasting impression.

Where is Machu Picchu?

Overlooking the Urubamba River, the site of Machu Picchu sits above the Sacred Valley – located in the Cusco region of Peru.

How can I get to Machu Picchu?

Many travellers fly into the capital of Cusco before taking the train or choosing a hiking tour. The stepping stone to Machu Picchu is Ollantaytambo, about 1.5 hours away from Cusco by bus.

From Ollantaytambo, the most common ways to get to Machu Picchu are:

• Hiking the Inca Trail (one way to Machu Picchu)
• Taking the equally scenic and rewarding Quarry Trail
• Trekking the challenging 8-day Choquequirao Trail

Can I still hike if I take the train?

So, you want to experience the Inca Trail but aren't quite up for the entire hike?

The one-day option takes you by train part of the way where you hop off and trek the trade highway of the ancient Inca empire.

You will arrive at the Sun Gate in the afternoon to take in the views of Machu Picchu.

Is hiking the only way to get to Machu Picchu?

On all of our trips that visit Machu Picchu, you can choose the rail journey instead of the hike – simply specify while booking that you’d prefer the train option. There's no extra cost for this, though please note fees may apply if you decide to change to the train option after your Inca Trail permit has already been purchased.

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When is the best time to visit Machu Picchu?

You can visit Machu Picchu all year round.  The most popular time, and therefore the most crowded, is in June and July. 

Low cloud cover during the dry season from April to October also means cold nights on hiking trails, so you'll need thermals for a good night’s sleep. 

The wet season is from November to March. Temperatures rise and the region receives heavy rainfall, so waterproofs are essential if you're hiking. If you don't mind a bit of rain, the plus side is that crowds are smaller. If you want to hike the Inca Trail, note that it closes every year in February for maintenance.

Can you get to Machu Picchu in a day?

Yes, you can. Starting with an early rise in the morning, take a 1.5-hour bus ride to Ollantaytambo, then a 2.5-hour train to Aguas Calientes, followed by a 30-minute bus to Machu Picchu.

You will have a couple of hours to visit Machu Picchu and then return to Cusco the same way.

None of our trips visit Machu Picchu this way, as we believe it doesn’t allow enough time to explore (and really enjoy) the site and the Sacred Valley area.

How high is Machu Picchu?

Machu Picchu is found deep in the cloud forest at 2440 m (7972 ft) above sea level, sitting at 1000 m (3280 ft) lower than Cusco.

What does this mean for you? In terms of altitude, you're unlikely to experience any altitude issues at Machu Picchu itself.

But be aware, trekking to Machu Picchu involves walking up and down several steep stairs, ramps and terraces at various altitudes, which can be strenuous.

Will the altitude affect me?

Most people start to feel the effects of altitude at over 2000 m (6561 ft) regardless of age, gender or fitness level. While our leaders have basic first aid training and are aware of the closest medical facilities, it is very important that you make yourself aware of the causes and effects of traveling at altitude. Monitor your health and seek assistance accordingly.

It is essential to take it easy, drink plenty of water and speak to your group leader immediately if you feel unwell.

We recommend seeing your doctor if you have health concerns before the trip, especially if you have a pre-existing medical condition or are taking any medication.

Do I need a permit to hike to Machu Picchu?

Everyone hiking to Machu Picchu via the iconic Inca Trail or the shorter Inca Trail Express requires a permit. You don't need a permit to trek via the Quarry or Choquequirao trails.

If you do the Inca Trail with Intrepid, our adventure consultants secure your permit for you so you can focus on getting excited – just make sure you have your passport details handy at the time of booking.

Permits are available on a first-come, first-served basis, so booking well in advance is critical.

We endeavor to purchase your permit within two working days of receiving all necessary information.

What should I pack for Machu Picchu?

For a day trip exploring Machu Picchu, we recommended taking a small backpack with the essentials: sunscreen, hat, water bottle (filled before departing), a few snacks and mosquito repellent. It helps to wear breathable pants, a long shirt and a waterproof jacket – since the UV index is higher in the Andes and the site is prone to rainfall.

If you plan to trek before visiting Machu Picchu, read our detailed packing instructions in your Essential Trip Information.

What is Wayna Picchu?

Wayna Picchu (also known also as Huayna Pichu or Wayna Pikchu) means ‘young peak’ in Quechua – although the mountain appears anything but young, towering behind Machu Picchu.

Known as the ‘stairs of death’, the hair-raising climb takes about three hours to return. More recently, a cap of 400 people a day has been introduced on the number of visitors allowed to climb.

Can I climb Wayna Picchu with Intrepid Travel?

We have performed risk assessments on all our optional activities, and unfortunately, we don't consider climbing Wayna Picchu a safe activity at this stage.

Reaching Wayna Picchu involves climbing steep, narrow and exposed sets of stairs, and we just can't guarantee your safety.

Our leaders are specifically prohibited from assisting you in visiting Wayna Picchu.

What are the toilet facilities like at Machu Picchu?

There are public toilets located at the main entrance of Machu Picchu and none after entering the site – so make sure you time your stop before heading off to explore.

Take some coins with you as there is a small fee to use the toilet facilities.

What does the Rainforest Alliance tick of approval mean?

The Rainforest Alliance is a non-profit organization. It is working to build strong forests, healthy agricultural landscapes and thriving communities.

The green frog seal shows that an enterprise has been audited to meet environmental, social, and economic sustainability standards.

The Rainforest Alliance recognizes Intrepid as one of Peru's top certified tourism businesses.

Can I visit Machu Picchu if I have a disability?

Yes, but of course it will depend on your level of disability, fitness and what support will be available to you.

People who are visually impaired have completed the Inca Trail (with the right support crew, of course).

Contact us to discuss your particular circumstances and we can assess it from there.

Does my trip support The Intrepid Foundation?

Yes, all Intrepid trips support the Intrepid Foundation. Trips to this country directly support our global Intrepid Foundation partners, Eden Reforestation Projects and World Bicycle Relief. Intrepid will double the impact by dollar-matching all post-trip donations made to The Intrepid Foundation.

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World Bicycle Relief provides people in low-income communities with bicycles to mobilize school kids, health workers, and farmers in far-out areas – giving them access to vital education, healthcare, and income. Donations help provide Buffalo Bicycles – specifically designed to withstand the rugged terrain and harsh environment of rural regions – to those who need them most. Find out more or make a donation

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Amazing trip. William was an excellent and informative guide, very passionate about making sure you have a great experience. Our chef Emilcar prepared delicious meals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Head of porters Leandro ran a smooth operation and the whole team was great. And our masseuse Elizabeth was fantastic as well!

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The views were incredible. The friends made were fantastic. The food was delicious and the memories made were unforgettable. David was a superb guide. Would highly recommend this hike.

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I set up a private tour for 11 friends and my husband and I. We worked with Luciana at PV Travels in Peru. If there was a rating above Excellent I would happily give it. Luciana and everyone on the PV Travel team were truly exceptional. They were professional, friendly, efficient and if they could think of a way to go "above and beyone" they would do it with a smile. Everyone in our group had the best trip ever! I wish I could think of a comment that would give them an opportunity to improve, but they were just so good that I can't. We all fell in love with Peru because of the big hearts of our PV travel team. When you travel you hope that the experience lets you have experiences that truly change your heart. That is what we had. I feel different and better having met this group and adventured with them. So Thank you Tour Radar for having PV travel on your Peru team. I would instanly recommend Tour Radar because of PV travel. Regan Rowe

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David was a great guide, really funny and friendly, very informative. The whole trek was excellent from start to finish, I highly recommend.

EVERY SINGLE PERSON involved with our tour was outstanding!! This was everything I could have hoped for and more in experiencing all that Peru has to offer. Thank you to each and everyone that made this possible

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Peru Tour Packages  include accommodations, guided tours, permits, and land travel to destinations like Lima, Cusco, the Sacred Valley, the Rainbow Mountain, Machu Picchu, Lake Titicaca, and the Amazon Rainforest. With all-inclusive trips to Peru , you can leave the planning to an expert travel advisor with over ten years of experience while you focus on visiting the Incan ruins, navigating through a highland lake, exploring the Peruvian jungle, or dining in an exclusive world-class restaurant in Lima to enjoy the local gastronomy. Plan a Peru vacation with a tailored itinerary in a group or private tour setting and make your trip an unforgettable experience.    

Client Testimonials

Great tour. Guides were excellent and we got an realistic feel for the history and culture of Lima. Cusco and Machu Picchu. They handled any issues that arose with a lot of class. A bit more casual than what we're accustomed to in terms of scheduling but I think that added to the enjoyment of the trip.

Traveled this December to Cusco with my wife and some friends, finally lined up some vacation time to check out the Inca Trail. We got in touch with Journey Machu Picchu (our travel agent's name was Eduardo),they organized the whole trip for us. They took care of all the permits, hotels, tours, guides, etc, even got us an upgrade on the trains. We had an issue with my wife the day before starting the trail and assumed we'd have to cancel everything. Nope, they hooked her up with different tours while we were on the trail and met back up in Machu Picchu. The trail itself was so much better than I'd thought it'd be. Edgar (our guide) helped us along every step of the way. We had an awesome time and hope to do a few more treks in the future, the Salkantay looked pretty cool.

Thank you so much to Marco, Michael and all the staff that makes our journey very memorable. To our tour guide in Lima, Cusco, and Machu Picchu, thank you for sharing your country's amazing history. Thank you for the driver for showing us the other side of the country, and buying lechon from the locals on the way to Olantaytambo.

ook a 10 day package with Journey at the end of November leading into the holidays. Went to Lima, Cusco, the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu. We got to see all the mainstays as far as I know. Great, well organized trip. The altitude hit me a bit hard during the first couple of days but I was allright after that. Our guides were great, our guide in Machu Picchu was exceptional, he answered all of our questions, never left us with any sort of uncertainty. The airport was a bit of a hassle though, customs took forever to let us through but I can't hold you guys accountable for that. Thank you for helping a couple of old men finally take this trip, the logistics was getting a bit too out of hand for us. Very friendly staff on the whole.

It was an amazing trip. All the food was included, the guide was phenomenal and the hike itself was stunning!

The trip went according to plan . Machu Picchu was amazing and staying at the sacred valley was a great decision!! I can’t wait to wait to go back soon 😍😍

El itinerario que tuvimos fue excelente. Buena calidad de equipo y comprometidos con su trabajo. Si volviera a organizar otro paseo sin duda alguna lo haría con Journey Machu Picchu. Gracias y sigan así. (Translated by Google) The itinerary we had was excellent. Good team quality and committed to their work. If I organized another trip without a doubt, I would do it with Journey Machu Picchu. Thanks and keep it up.

Loved this place!

If you ever want to go to Peru, leave it to Michael and his team. They will make your experience unforgettable!!!!!!

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Perched atop a majestic mountain, Machu Picchu is an extraordinary stone citadel dating back to the 15th century. This awe-inspiring architectural marvel was meticulously crafted by the ancient Inca Empire. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and hailed as one of the “New World Wonders,” Machu Picchu tours can leave visitors spellbound, evoking a profound sense of wonder and amazement.

The Inca Trail

Hike the ancient Inca Trail, following 500-year-old stone pathways to reach the Sun Gate at Machu Picchu. Choose between the classic 4-day, 26-mile trek or the shorter 2-day option, but be sure to plan and secure permits through your Journey Machu Picchu Travel advisor due to limited availability. The current limit is 500 spots each day, so don’t wait too long. More:

As the former capital of the formidable Inca Empire, Cusco stands as an open-air museum brimming with archaeological marvels, colonial structures, and boundless avenues for discovery. This captivating city offers an array of top-notch restaurants and hotels, ensuring a memorable stay. Before venturing to Machu Picchu, savor the breathtaking panoramic vistas of the city from the Sacsayhuaman ruins, a sight not to be missed. More :

Immerse yourself in the vastness of the Amazon Rainforest , the world’s largest jungle, offering unparalleled opportunities for wildlife observation. Settle into cozy lodges near Puerto Maldonado or Iquitos, serving as your home base for daily adventures and explorations within the rainforest. For those seeking an added touch of luxury, an Amazon River cruise from Iquitos comes highly recommended, providing an extraordinary experience amidst the lush beauty of the region.

Sacred Valley

Discover Peru’s stunning Sacred Valley, surrounded by the majestic Andes and graced by the winding Urubamba River, offering an array of adventure and exploration. The options are endless, from zip-lining and white-water rafting to visiting the Maras salt mines and exploring Ollantaytambo and the vibrant Pisac market. At the same time, the enchanting hotels in the Sacred Valley provide an idyllic retreat that will leave you longing for more time to indulge in their serene surroundings during your Peru vacation.

Peru’s capital city, Lima, offers a variety of attractions, such as award-winning restaurants, government palaces, and the UNESCO World Heritage historical city center. Additionally, the city boasts pre-Incan ruins, artsy bohemian districts, and plenty of shopping opportunities. To fully enjoy your Peru package, we suggest sipping on a refreshing Pisco sour while taking in the stunning views of the Pacific Ocean.

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Lake Titicaca is the world’s highest navigable lake. The Uros and Taquile floating islands made from totora reeds are located in its waters. You can enjoy breathtaking sunsets, vibrant textiles, and expansive views of Lake Titicaca. Make sure to have your travel advisor mention the various tours that go from Cusco to Puno and Lake Titicaca for a full Peru vacation experience.

Nazca Lines

Centuries ago, the Nazca culture created mysterious geoglyphs in Peru’s coastal desert. Some travelers have called it the flight of a lifetime. Explore these captivating Nazca Lines from a 12-seater plane, witnessing iconic figures like the spider, monkey, hummingbird, and more.

Experience the untamed beauty of Peru’s coastal desert at the Paracas National Reserve, where you’ll encounter fascinating rock formations, migratory birds, and playful sea lions along the Pacific Ocean. Within this protected sanctuary, explore museums showcasing meticulously preserved artifacts from pre-Incan civilizations. Whether you opt for thrilling ATV rides, boat excursions to the Ballestas Islands, or indulge in poolside relaxation with a refreshing Pisco sour, the possibilities for enjoyment are plentiful.

Discover Arequipa, Peru’s second-largest city, which exudes a charming ambiance with its picturesque shops and cobblestone streets, defying its size. Adorned with elegant white-stone architecture, including the stunning Basilica Cathedral in the historic center, Arequipa has earned its moniker as the “White City.” Marvel at the majestic presence of El Misti Volcano, serving as a breathtaking backdrop to this city teeming with culinary delights and a captivating past.

Colca Canyon

Experience the mesmerizing allure of Colca Canyon, a must-visit destination in Peru renowned for witnessing the graceful flight of Andean condors—delight in the lush valleys, terraced mountainsides, and pristine rivers that bestow breathtaking vistas. Unwind amidst the natural hot springs in one of the world’s deepest canyons, immersing yourself in tranquil relaxation amid this awe-inspiring setting.

Peru Hiking Packages

Peru Packages can also include hikes to Machu Picchu with awe-inspiring landscapes such as the enigmatic classic 4-day Inca trail, The challenging 5-day Salkantay Trek or the 2-day express Inca trail. 

Peru Tour Package Destinations

In a Peru all-inclusive travel experience, travelers will find several unique destinations to include in a customizable Peru vacation package. You can begin your trip in the cosmopolitan city of Lima, where you will walk through Miraflores and Barranco as you gaze at the Pacific Ocean.

Include a highland adventure in the capital of the Incan Empire called “Cusco,” where we visit ancient Inca ruins and Cathedrals built during the time of the Spanish conquistadors. We can later head to the hidden Inca citadel called Machu Picchu, where we will hike through ancient temples and overlook the inspiring scenery the cloud forest offers.

Sail on the highest navigable lake in the world, “Lake Titicaca,” and step on the floating islands or “Uros,” where the locals weave brightly colored clothing and live as they did hundreds of years ago.

Visit the exotic Amazon rainforest and catch a glimpse of rare flora and fauna found nowhere else except in this biodiverse location in Peru. Fish in the Amazon River and walk through the canopy bridge, where parrots and monkeys are moving about the tree branches.

End or extend your Peru trip with the Colca Canyon, the deepest canyon in the world, or fly over the enigmatic and mysterious Nazca Lines in the Nazca desert.

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Peru Tour Packages by Experts

Our Peru vacations are tailored by our expert travel advisors to create your perfect itinerary. All packages are entirely customizable and will allow almost any change to make your vacation to Peru an all-inclusive and a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Contact us today to send you the ideal itinerary to make your Peru Travel experience unforgettable.

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Why Journey Machu Picchu?

Planning a Peru vacation can be overwhelming when considering flights, accommodations, possible tours, foreign languages, time zones, and the many other details necessary for a successful trip. We have over ten years of experience organizing packaged tours for travelers from all over the world.

Our team will ensure that all the small yet essential details, such as hotels, tours, group sizes, permits, and land transportation, are handled. In addition, we love leading successful expeditions through the Andes on multi-day hikes such as the Inca Trail or taking group tours to the mysterious Amazon rainforest for photography of the local flora and fauna. Our guides, travel advisers, operations team, and managers are all part of a professional team that strives to provide the best experience Peru can give the traveler.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best time to visit peru.

The best time to visit Peru is during the highland dry season, which ranges from April to September. However, if you plan on visiting Peru’s coastal region, the best time will be from January to April, when it is summer in Lima.

What vaccinations should I get for Peru?

Routine vaccinations are applicable; you should also include Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and Yellow fever vaccines if you plan on visiting the Amazon rainforest. For additional details, see the CDC Peru website and speak with an expert about information regarding vaccination recommendations and requirements.

Is it worth it to visit Lima?

Of course! Lima is the capital city of Peru and quite a cosmopolitan one at that. You will enjoy beautiful Pacific coastline views in Miraflores and Barranco before heading to the colonial center of Lima and the main square. Lima is also the starting point to visit Paracas, Huacachina, and the Nazca Lines. I

Are Machu Picchu permits included in the packaged tours?

Yes. Our Peru tour packages include your permits to Machu Picchu and a guided tour of the entire complex.

Is the water in Peru safe to drink?

The tap water in Peru is not something you want to drink. Instead, we suggest drinking water bottles that are sold just about everywhere in Peru. There are many brands to choose from, such as San Mateo or San Luis.

Can I use the ATMs in Peru?

Yes, of course, you can use ATMs in Peru. There are ATMs all over Lima, Cusco, Aguas Calientes, and other provinces in the country. We suggest using the Global Net ATM, which takes cards from banks worldwide.

How do I get to Machu Picchu?

To get to Machu Picchu, you must take a flight to Jorge Chavez Airport in Lima. The next step is to take a flight from Lima to Cusco; this only takes around an hour and twenty minutes. You will then take a train from Cusco to Aguas Calientes. Lastly, you can take the bus up to Machu Picchu. There are various routes to Machu Picchu, though the one mentioned is part of a packaged tour. You can also take the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu; this hiking trip takes four days from start to finish.

Can I Visit Machu Picchu and the Amazon on the same trip?

Yes. We can tailor your itinerary and make it a Machu Picchu and Amazon rainforest a Peru all-inclusive trip.

Are there trips that include Amazon River cruises and Machu Picchu?

Yes. We can book your trip and include an Amazon river cruise and a Machu Picchu trip.

What is Peru famous for?

Peru is renowned for a variety of unique and fascinating aspects, including:Machu Picchu: One of the most famous and spectacular sets of ruins in the world, this ancient Inca city is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Machu Picchu tends to be the main destination for group and private Peru travel packages.Amazon Rainforest: A significant portion of the Amazon Rainforest is located within Peru, offering incredible biodiversity and ecological significance.Cusco: The historic capital of the Inca Empire, known for its archaeological remains and Spanish colonial architecture.The Inca Trail: A famous trekking route that leads to Machu Picchu, offering breathtaking scenery and a journey through ancient Inca sites. It is the most popular Peru hiking package for both groups and private setting tours. Peruvian Cuisine: Known for its diversity and flavor, with famous dishes like ceviche, lomo saltado, and aji de gallina.Nazca Lines: Mysterious geoglyphs in the Nazca Desert; these large designs are best seen from the air and have intrigued people for centuries.Lake Titicaca: The highest navigable lake in the world, shared with Bolivia, known for its floating islands and unique cultures.Rich Cultural Heritage: A blend of indigenous and Spanish cultures, with vibrant festivals, music, dance, and traditional clothing.Colca Canyon: One of the deepest canyons in the world, offering spectacular views and opportunities to see Andean condors.Peruvian Textiles: Known for their rich colors and intricate designs, reflecting a long weaving tradition. Travelers have the opportunity to visit expert weavers when visiting Cusco and Puno in a Peru trip package. Pisco: A grape brandy produced in Peru, famous worldwide, and used in the popular cocktail Pisco Sour.The Andes Mountains: Offering stunning landscapes, these mountains are a significant feature in Peru and provide opportunities for hiking, climbing, and exploring.Ancient Civilizations: Besides the Incas, Peru was home to many ancient civilizations, such as the Moche, Chimu, and Nazca cultures.Biodiversity: Peru is one of the most biodiverse countries in the world, home to a wide range of flora and fauna, including many endemic species.Lima: The capital city, known for its colonial architecture, museums, and as a culinary hotspot.These highlights make Peru a fascinating destination with a rich blend of cultural and natural attractions.

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The tour guide service in Machu Picchu

The tour guide service in Machu Picchu is the best option to discover the history and beauty of the Inca city. The tours already include this service that can also be purchased at the entrance door to the archaeological site. Prices vary if you are looking for a shared or private tour.

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The tour guide service is mandatory in Machu Picchu. However, this rule in practice is not observed as there are many visitors who visit the archaeological site without the company of a guide. Likewise, the most advisable thing is to visit the Inca city with you. This way you can fully understand the importance of this magnificent construction.

The service lasts approximately 2 hours. On the tour, the visitor will appreciate the most important constructions such as: the House of the Guardian (where the classic postcard photo of Machu Picchu is obtained), the Temple of the Sun, the Main Square, the Intihuatana, the Temple of the 3 Windows, the Rock Sagrada, the Temple of the Condor and much more.

The tour guide will provide the necessary explanation for each construction. Machu Picchu does not have signs with legends about each site. Therefore the visit in the company of a tour guide is necessary.

There are two types of tour guide service: shared and private. The first is intended for a shared group of people from different backgrounds. The second is for a private group of family, friends, partner, and more. The first is cheaper than the second.

If you make your visit with an all-inclusive tour, the tour guide service is already included. If you make your visit on your own, you can hire the service at the entrance gate of Machu Picchu.

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There are up to three ways to hire the tour guide service in Machu Picchu:

Tour through Machu Picchu – When buying a tour to Machu Picchu, the visitor is already acquiring the tour guide service included in the service. There are tours of 1, 2 days or more. You can even hire the famous Inca Trail tour to Machupicchu. In this last service, the tourist guide will accompany the visitor throughout the 4 days of walking, including the tour of the Inca citadel.

Guide with an agency – There are some tourism agencies that offer a private tour guide service for different tourist destinations in Cusco, including Machu Picchu. The guides of these agencies are professionals who offer services in little available languages ​​such as Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Korean, French, Portuguese, Italian, German and more.

At the gate of Machupicchu – At the entrance gate to the archaeological site of Machu Picchu there are dozens of tour guides offering their services to visitors who arrive without a tour . The guides are professionals who offer their services mostly in English and Spanish (sometimes Portuguese). The tourist can choose a shared or private service. In high tourist season (April to August) there are fewer guides available than the rest of the year. Prices can be negotiable with the guide himself.

The tour guides who offer their services at the entrance to Machu Picchu usually stay all morning (until a maximum of noon). It is difficult to get a service available in the afternoon (from noon to 4 pm).

All tourist guides that enter Machu Picchu are professionals authorized by the Ministry of Culture of Peru.

The usual route that tourist guides take is through the urban and religious sector of Machu Picchu. There are also two optional routes that lead to Intipunku (1 hour of additional walking) and the Inca Bridge (30 minutes of additional walking). Both routes are not included in the shared service. It must be done in a private service or on your own (without a tour guide).

The tour of the Huayna Picchu mountain and the Machu Picchu mountain is not mandatory with a tourist guide. The vast majority of visitors decide to do these walks on their own (without a guide). In any case, to carry out this adventure with one, you must request a private service.

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In total there are four tourist train services to Machu Picchu: Expedition, Vistadome, Vistadome Observatory and the Hiram Bingham luxury train. They all belong to the prestigious Peru Rail company. Buy the tickets here! Take advantage of the discounts!

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The train trip will leave you in the town of Aguas Calientes, 10 kilometers from Machu Picchu. For this last section you must get the bus to Machu Picchu, a comfortable service that takes care of the environment of the wonder of the world. Buy your bus ticket here!

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In Machu Picchu the tour guide service is not mandatory. However, most tourists decide to go accompanied by a guide . This way they will be able to fully understand the history and importance of the wonder of the Incas.

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What is the shortest hike to machu picchu.

The Short Inca Trail. It is an adventure that includes part of the archeological treasures in the Classic Inca Trail along with the landscapes of the Sacred Valley of the Incas. The hikers will beat this challenge in two days and you only hike half of the first day. That being mentioned, it is highly recommended for beginner hikers or for families with children and elders, as the difficulty level of the trek is moderate.

How hard is the 2-day Inca Trail?

It is considerably less difficult than the Classic Inca Trail. Hikers will ascend from 2200 m. to 2750 m. (rather than the 5000 m. in the 4-day trail). The trail is moderate so it requires somewhat good physical condition to finish the hike. However, with the proper training before the trip, correct hydration and the assistance of your tour guide, everybody will easily enjoy the Short Inca Trail.

How steep is the Inca Trail?

There are portions of the track that do not require much effort to go by, however, stone stairs are usually one of the steepest parts of the trail. It is highly recommended to bring a walking pole to reduce the effect of the hike on your knees, so as the steeper steps do not cause any injury. The Short Inca Trail also has steep stairs but they are fewer than the Classic Inca Trail.

How long is the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu?

The Classic Inca Trail is 37 kilometers or 22.9 miles long. Marathons are 42 kilometers long but this trail is not a competition. You have 4 amazing days to enjoy the natural and historical treasures of the Incas throughout the 37 kilometers of hike. In terms of time, you will hike 6.5 hours daily on average, but you are always free to stop so you can take a rest or enjoy the surroundings.

How long is the Inca Trail?

Adding up the daily distances, you will get 37 kilometers or 22.9 miles of length. This trail ascends and descends and sometimes you might feel that you are hiking longer than a marathon. It is okay, but better you forget numbers and let yourself delight with the outstanding natural views and ancient ruins. On average, you will hike about 6.5 hours a day and you will enjoy every second of it.

Is a permit needed for Machu Picchu?

Yes. The entrance to the ancient Inca citadel of Machu Picchu is regulated by the government and you must have a permit purchased in any of the authorized sale points in Cusco (you will need your passport) or online. Remember that if you book a tour with us including Machu Picchu we will purchase your permit on time.

What to pack for luxury inca trail

When packing for the luxury Inca Trail, it is important to pack light and bring only the essentials. You will need a daypack to carry your daily essentials such as a jacket, camera, water and sunscreen. You should also bring good hiking boots as the trail can be challenging. It is recommended that you pack clothes in layers so that you can adjust your clothing according to the weather. You should also bring essential toiletries, medications and a small first aid kit. I hope this helps!

Luxury Inca Trail cost

The cost of the Luxury Inca Trail trek varies depending on the tour operator and the duration of the trek. Accordingly, prices range from $600 to $1,600 in traditional services and the luxury Inca Trail from $1,900 to $4,000 or more ( this varies according to the needs of each passenger ). The latter is a luxury trek that lasts five days and four nights (one day more than the standard four-day trek).

Best season for luxury inca trail

The best time to travel the Inca Trail is from April to October (dry season), while the months of November to March are the rainy season, which makes it difficult to access and camp. The winter season from May, June, July and August is also a good time to hike the Inca Trail because there’s no rain and the weather is the best in comparison to other seasons of the year. May and October are also good times to trek the Inca Trail as permits may sell out slightly less fast than in peak months. It’s also dry and warmer than June, July and August. I hope this helps!

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Tour Type: Guide service at Machupicchu Good For:  A cultural experience and beautiful views, this tour shows us how wonderful the nature of the Andes and the buildings of the Inca Empire. It will be a worthwhile walk Difficulty:  Moderate Consideration:  Please remember comfortable shoes. Season:  From January 1 to December 31

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Explore the “Lost City of the Incas” with an expert guide on a small group, between 2 to 2h and 30min -hour guided tour of Machu Picchu. Learn more about the ancient culture of the Incas and get personalized attention and assistance throughout the day.

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Explore the “Lost City of the Incas” with an expert guide on a small group, 2-hour guided tour of Machu Picchu. Learn more about the ancient culture of the Incas and get personalized attention and assistance throughout the day.

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Wake early to catch the first shuttle to Machu Picchu and experience the first rays of the sun as they sweep through the “Lost City of the Incas.” Follow your guide to a perfect lookout location for the best views of the ruins and panoramic vistas of the surrounding mountains Get lost in the maze-like stone constructions, or follow in the footsteps of the ancients on a climb up the magical peak of Huayna Picchu . Benefit from personalized attention and assistance to find your way around the legendary site before returning to Aguas Calientes at the end of the day.

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• A small backpack and tennis shoes
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• Snacks, chocolate, dried fruit, biscuits, etc.
• Camera and extra batteries.

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The rainy season lasts from December to March. On some days the sky is still blue and allows a nice bike ride. The after rainy season lasts from April to June. The mountains are completely covered with snow and the landscape presents itself in fresh green for beautiful photos. From July to November, the weather is mostly sunny.

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Hiking this trail with Alpaca Expeditions means completing it with no stress. We will take care of everything including securing all the best campsites, serving delicious and nutritious meals, providing top notch equipment and surrounding you with the most dedicated team from your guide who will become a teacher and a friend to our porters who do it all flawlessly.

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• THE TRAIL . Built in the 1450s by the powerful Inca Empire, the trail required the use of rocks which were transported from nearby quarries and delicately carved to fit in precision and meticulously.
• NATURE . The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu passes through a wide range of microclimates as a result of varying altitudes. Along this trail, travellers hike from high altitude puna to high brow of jungle.
• INCA ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES . The trail takes hikers along valleys and through mountain passes, and grants hikers access to the archaeological sites of Patallacta/Llactapata, Runkurakay, Sayacmarca, Phuyupatamarca, Inti Pata, Winay Wayna, and Intipunku . The Inca Trail leads directly to Machu Picchu and offers the hike of a lifetime.
• HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE . The Inca trail to Machu Picchu holds great significance as it is the only hiking trail that grants access to Machu Picchu. After hiking 3 days along valleys and through mountain passes, all hikers reach Machu Picchu via the Sun Gate – and important construction of Machu Picchu citadel.

Highlights of hiking with Alpaca Expeditions

• LOCALLY OWNED COMPANY . Alpaca Expeditions is an 100% locally owned company in Cusco , Peru. Created by Raul Ccolque , Alpaca Expeditions is the only tour operator and agency founded by a former Inca Trail porter.
• CAMPING EQUIPMENT . Alpaca Expeditions is considered a leading agent of change due to its implementation of top-quality equipment such as tents, sleeping pads, sleeping bags and others .
• FOOD . During your hike with Alpaca Expeditions you are guaranteed to put on some pounds. Our chefs have special yearly training to create unique meals while on the trail. Our food is prepared with fresh ingredients, and is served buffet style. Our services includes breakfast, snacks, lunch that will come with soup, main course ad hot drinks, happy hours with hot drinks upon your arrival to each campsite and dinners that include with soup, main course and desserts. We also provide all hikers with potable drinking water while on the trails.
• SATELLITE PHONES . Alpaca Expeditions is the only company that has satellite phones availble along all its operating trails. Hikers have access to satellite phones to contact their love ones.
• PORTABLE TOILETS . Alpaca Expeditions provides portable ecological toilets at each of its campsites and for the private use of our clients only.
• PERSONAL PORTER . All of our hiking services include porter service which allows travellers to take 7KG of personal belongings on the trail. All belongings are carried by our porters.
• HOTEL TO HOTEL SERVICE . Alpaca Expeditions offers hotel to hotel service to all of its travellers. All of our services begin with direct pick up from your hotel accommodation in Cusco and end with a direct drop off in Cusco.
• FREE LUGGAGE STORAGE . Alpaca Expeditions offes free luggage storage for all extra bags and personal belongings.
• TOP QUALITY SERVICE . We are the only company that has more than 8000 excellent reviews on TRIPADVISOR which speaks about our services and explains what kind of tour you will have with us.

Day by Day breakdown of the Inca Trail

Day 1.- cusco – km82 – ayapata.

Hiking distance: 14km Trail head elevation: 2720m/8923ft Campsite elevation: 3300m/10829ft Hiking difficulty: moderate challenging Weather: Warm to cold Inca sites to see / visit: Ccanabamba & Llactapata

DAY 2.- AYAPATA – DEAD WOMENS PASS- RUNKURACCAY PASS – CHAQUICCOCHA

Hiking distance: 16 km Trail head elevation: 3300m/10829ft Campsite elevation: 3600M/11800ft Hiking difficulty: challenging Weather: cold Inca sites to see/visit: Runkuraccay & Sayacmarca

DAY 3.- CHAQUICCOCHA – PHUYUPATAMARCA PASS – WIÑAYWAYNA

Hiking distance: 10 km Trail head elevation: 3600M/11800ft Campsite elevation: 2680m/8792ft Hiking difficulty: challenging Weather: cold Inca sites to see/visit : Phuyupatarmarca, Intipata & Wiñay Wayna

DAY 4.- MACHUPICCHU THE SACRED CITY OF THE INCAS

Hiking distance: 5 km Trail head elevation: 2680m/8792ft Machupicchu elevation: 2400meters/7873ft Hiking difficulty: moderate Weather: warm

Which month is good to hike?

Weather in Cusco is determined by two dominant seasons DRY SEASON and RAINY SEASON.

Dry season is characterized by blue skies and sunny conditions. This season spans from April to October and is considered to be the best season for hiking in the Cusco region,

In contrast, the rainy season spans from November to March and is characterized by rains. Rains are often torrential and short in duration and make for lush greenery and replenished flora and fauna .

The Inca Trail closes for maintance on FEBRUARY each year. No groups are operated during this time of year.

Extra reasons to choose Alpaca Expeditions?

• World Travel Awards winner for BEST TOUR OPERATOR in Peru for 2021.
• Only company with ISO certicates (International Organization for Standardization ) Iso 9001 , ISO 14001 , ISO 21101 , ISO 45001 and CARBON FOOTPRINT certificate.
• Ecofriendly Company.

Day 1: Cusco - Piskacucho Km 82 - Llactapata- Ayapata

Alpaca Expeditions will pick you up from where ever you are staying in Cusco, Urubamba, or Ollantaytambo. Pick-up from Cusco will be from 4 to 4:30 AM, from Urubamba from 5:30 to 6 AM, and if you stay in Ollantaytambo, you get to sleep in a bit with your pick-up from 6:30 to 7 AM. These times will be confirmed at your briefing, as they might fluctuate based on where you are staying. We will take you to the  Porter House  which is located in  Ollantaytambo  after a delicious breakfast prepared by your cook, your guide will introduce you to your team of porters.

We will then drive to Km 82, we’ll go through the first  Inca Trail  checkpoint to begin our trek. Please make sure you have your original passport with you to enter the Inca Trail. The first 2 hours of the trek are relatively easy as we make our way to our first Inca site. Patallacta is an ancient Inca checkpoint for the approach to  Machu Picchu .

From Patallacta it’s another 2-hour hike to our lunch stop. After lunch, we will hike for another 2½ hours until we reach the first night’s campsite at Ayapata (3300 meters). On this last stretch, we pass through 2 small communities. If you want to buy any energy drink, snacks, or essential items you may have forgotten such as batteries you can do so here. We’ll arrive at our campsite by 5:00 PM. After settling in for a bit, you can relax and have a hot drink and snack with your team of porters, chefs, and guides. By 7:30 PM, your dinner will be ready, and after you can get some well-deserved rest.

Day 2: Dead Woman´s Pass - Runcuraccay Pass - Chaquiccocha

Your porters will wake you up early with a hot cup of coca tea to get you ready for the day. We will have an early start since it will be our longest day. We’ll hike for roughly 4 hours to the highest pass of the trek, Dead Woman’s Pass (4215 meters/13829 feet). On reaching the pass, we’ll stop for a short break to enjoy the views before setting off again to descend to the next valley (Pacaymayu Valley – Hidden River). It’s another hour and a half down the side of the valley to our lunch spot, where you will have a chance to refill your water bottles. After lunch, we begin ascending again to the second pass of the trek. It’s 2 hours over the pass where we will stop at a small Inca site (Runcu Raccay) and see two huge waterfalls cascading down the opposite side of the valley. After the second pass, it’s another hour downhill hike to reach the magnificent Inca site, Sayacmarca (an otherwise inaccessible village).

We’ll stop here to rest and have a quick tour. Afterward, we will be able to watch the sunset over the Vilcabamba mountain range.  It’s then just another 20 minutes until we stop for the night at our second campsite Chaquicocha (Dry Lake, 3600 meters). After dinner, if you’re not too exhausted, we can do some star gazing, and we’ll point out the fascinating Inca constellations. In the magnificent Southern Hemisphere sky, away from all the artificial lighting, this sky is something to behold!

Day 3: Chaquiccocha - Wiñaywayna

Completing Day 2 and beginning Day 3 certainly deserves a pat on the back! We will start early again, waking up at 6:30 am to begin what is commonly felt to be the most beautiful day of the whole Inca Trail. We hike for 2 hours along what we like to call “Inca flat” (gradual inclines) and begin to enter the jungle, known as the Cloud Forest. As we walk, we will have the opportunity to see Salkantay, the second highest snow-capped mountain in the Sacred Valley, and a fantastic panoramic view of the Vilcabamba mountain range. Towards the end of the Inca flats, we begin to make our way up to the last peak at Phuyupatamarka (3600 meters) from where we’ll have great views overlooking the Urubamba River.  Down the valley, we get our first view of Machu Picchu Mountain, but the site itself is still hidden. From Phuyupatamarka it´s a 3-hour walk down a flight of steps to our last campsite, close to Wiñay Wayna (Forever Young). Wiñay Wayna is the most spectacular Inca site on the trail after Machu Picchu and the most popular campsite because of its proximity to Machu Picchu.  During the descent, we visit 2 Inca ruins, Phuyupatamarka (Town in the Clouds) and Intipata (Terraces of the Sun).  We arrive at our campsite around 1:00 PM to have lunch.

Then we will relax so that you are ready for your final day at Machu Picchu. At around 4:30 PM your guide will give you a short orientation, and you will visit the Inca ruins of Wiñay Wayna for an hour and a half there. Your guide will explain the significance of the site and combine all the information given during the trek. This way you will be fully prepared for your visit to Machu Picchu the following day. We like to spoil our guests as we enjoy our last feast with the porters and chefs.  It’s an Inca Trail tradition to organize a ceremony in the evening to introduce the team to the tourists once again. This is to thank them for the great job done (if you wish to provide tips for them then you can do so at this time). It is advisable to go to bed at a reasonable time to get up in the early hours of the morning to arrive to Machu Picchu at the crack of dawn in the hopes that the weather will give us a beautiful sunrise over the ruins at Machu Picchu.

Day 4: Sun Gate - Machu Picchu - The Lost City Of The Incas

Wake up time is at 3:30 AM. We’ll eat breakfast at 4:00 AM and wait at the checkpoint to be one of the first to start trekking when they open the gates at 5:30 AM. We’ll wave goodbye to our team of porters and chefs and then it’s “Forward On” to the Sun Gate (Inti Punku). From here we have spectacular views of the mountains and Machu Picchu in all its glory.  We will reach the Sun Gate by 6:30 am, and then it’s just an hour trek down to reach the Lost City of the Incas. As we hike and get closer to Machu Picchu, the views of the city get better! At about 7:40 AM we’ll reach the final checkpoint and enter Machu Picchu to begin our 2 hours private guided tour. After the tour, you’ll be given your bus tickets to make your way down to Aguas Calientes, and you’ll have plenty of free time to explore the city on your own or climb one of the neighboring mountains – Huaynapicchu (must be arranged ahead of time).

Your guide will offer to meet you down in the village of Aguas Calientes to enjoy your last lunch in a local restaurant.  This is optional and not included. At lunch, your guide will hand out train tickets, so if you choose to skip, please arrange to get these before leaving him at Machu Picchu. Unless you arranged for an upgraded train, we will book the Expedition class train departing Aguas Calientes at 2:55 p.m. or  3:20 p.m. Please make sure you are on the platform at least 30 minutes ahead of time.  This will be a 2-hour train to Ollantaytambo, where an Alpaca driver will meet you and drive you back to the city on our bus, then drop you off at your hotel.

WHAT'S INCLUDED?

• Professional Guides: All of our guides studied English and tourism at Cusco National University. They all grew up in this region and have a true passion to teach others about their heritage. They are fun yet professional, and will ensure you are safe and happy.
• Permits and Machu Picchu: In order to hike the Inca Trail, you must have a permit to enter the trail. This can only be obtained by licensed Inca Trail tour operators, like Alpaca Expeditions. As soon as we receive your details and deposit we will purchase your permits. These permits are given for a specific date and in your name. They can’t be changed, once they are confirmed. The only thing that can be updated is your passport number. The permit includes entrance to Machu Picchu.
• Briefing: The night before your trek, you will have a trek briefing at our office with your guide and other trekkers in your group. At the briefing, you will receive your duffel bag, that will be with the porters while you hike. This bag should not exceed 7kg/14 lbs and needs to include your sleeping bag and air mattress, if you have chosen to rent or bring one. Remember, layering your clothes is key.
• A Porter for your Personal Belongings: We include a personal porter who is responsible for carrying your duffel bag. There is no additional fee for this. You will not have access to your duffel bag until your evening campsite. The duffel should not exceed 7kg which will include 4kg of clothes, 3 kg for your sleeping bag and sleeping mat.
• Green Machine Porters: The men and women that make up our porter team are the most loyal, hardest working on the planet. They make magic happen, always with a smile and a helpful hand. They are responsible for carrying all the camping equipment and food, setting up and breaking down each campsite, assist the chef with all food preparation. By law, they can carry up to 20 kg max, which is a rule we take very seriously. For example, with a group of 8 trekkers there will be 15 porters.
• Trekking Chef and Food: Our Porters are not the only ones making magic on the mountain. There is nothing comparable to what the Alpaca Expeditions chefs do on the mountainside. They will make prepare amazing meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner, often starting with a nutritious soup and mostly serving family style. There will always be a protein, salad, assorted sides, and even amazing desserts. They will cater to all food restrictions and make sure everyone has enough to make it up the mountain. Please make sure that your Alpaca Expeditions booking agent knows of any food restrictions at time of booking.
• Water: Water is the key to feeling good on the trek. Hydration helps battle any effects of the altitude, so be prepared with something that can hold at least 3 liters of water. We will provide water at each meal – boiling it, filtering it and then cooling it down to make sure all water is clean and ready to drink. * Water will not be provided until your first lunch when our porters will have the ability to prepare clean water. Please bring enough water for your first morning on the trail.
• Equipment: Alpaca Expeditions uses the best equipment on the market including Eureka Timberline 4 person tents shared by only 2. Single tents are available ($30US). We have large dining tents for clients to enjoy their meals. Every client will receive a pillow for sleeping and foam sleeping pad to insulate you from the cold ground. All dining equipment including chairs and dishes are provided.
• Hotel to Hotel Service: You will be picked up from your hotel the morning of your trek and driven to KM 82 in our comfortable, Alpaca Expeditions van. After the trek, we will drive you from the train station back to your hotel or Air BNB.
• Transportation and Train Service: All your logistics are included in this trek including the bus ticket from Machu Picchu to Aguas Calientes as well as your tourist class train from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo. This is a 2 hour trip and it will be another 2 hours by car back to Cusco. If you wish to upgrade to the Vistadome train, a train with larger windows and more comfortable seats, it will cost $75 per person.
• First Aid: Your safety is our number one concern. All our guides are trained and re-trained every February by a medical doctor. They all carry first-aid kits and full oxygen tanks. If needed, we will get you off the trail as quickly and comfortably as possible to be taken directly to a clinic for treatment. While these situations are rare, we prepare for them.
• Satellite Phones: While our guides can handle most first aid issues that happen on the trek, there are some that need a bit more attention. Every guide has a fully charged satellite phone with them when they leave for a trek. Being a phone call away from any doctor, hospital, or friend helps everyone feel assured that they are safe. Radios, which all our guides have, are limited in how far they can reach, so Alpaca Expeditions includes this feature to make sure that we can connect no matter where we are on the mountain. And they can be used by our clients for non-emergencies as well. While they are not cheap to use, they are available just in case you need to check in on the puppy you left at home with grandma.
• Extras: We believe it´s the attention to small details that separates us from other tour companies. As we wrote earlier, every trekker receives a small pillow to sleep with, a foam mattress for insulation, a day pack cover to protect their things while hiking, and a rain poncho. We provide hot water bins each day to help our clients clean and feel good at night. We enjoy happy hour each evening to relax and unwind and discuss the days events. We will work very hard to create your best vacation.
• Taxes and Fees:  All taxes and permit fees associated with this trek are included in our price. There are no hidden fees.
• The Alpaca Difference: While the below list is less tangible, its equally important and part of everything we do and include at Alpaca Expeditions.
• Ethical and Responsible Treatment to our Porters: Most people would not be able to handle the challenges of these treks if it wasn’t for the porters helping with all the lifting, preparing and cheering. They are the backbone of our company and the reason why Raul Ccolque created Alpaca Expeditions to begin with. He began in this industry as a porter and understands their needs better than anyone. We are dedicated and promise a better life to every member of our Green Machine. This includes better salaries that they can live from so they do not need to beg for tips to make ends meet. This is our job. We provide all their gear including warm, down jackets, proper hiking boots, backpacks, hats, headlamps, sleeping bags and pads and tents for them. We have a Porters House for our porters to sleep in the night before and after their trek since they often travel far from home. We include a medical doctor to work Monday through Friday at the Porters House to tend to our team and make sure they feel good and are looked after. And we support their families with helping their village schools, bringing doctors and dentists to visit with the families, planting trees in their valleys. We are committed to our social projects and it is appreciated by the more than 300 porters on our team.
• Porters Trip: We love meeting all our clients, but our favorite trips are when our porters and their families become our clients. While our porters hike to Machu Picchu dozens of times per year, they never make it inside our famous citadel. We take 4 trips a year to bring our team inside and spend two days travelling around the important ruins and letting them touch and see the history of their ancestors.
• Equality Matters: Another big difference is that we believe that we are all equal and every person contributes something different and beautiful to our team. We have always had female guides and have had female porters and chefs on our team since 2017. While the number are not equal yet, we are hoping for the day when we have 50/50 men and women working on the mountains as part of the Alpaca Expeditions team.
• Sustainable and Responsible Tour Operator: Alpaca Expeditions is far ahead of our competitors on being a sustainable tour operator. We honor our planet by making sure there is no trace behind on any of our treks. We even include an extra porter to make sure they help clean the trash left from other groups. We use local products that are biodegradable and organic whenever possible.

DAY BY DAY INCLUSIONS

• Briefing at our office the night before of your hike to provide the duffle bags
• Pick up from your hotel to begin the hike
• Storage if you have extra luggage
• Breakfast on the first day
• Drive to Km 82 in our AE bus
• Porters bus to transport Porters
• Entrance ticket to the Inca trail
• Porters in general to carry your camping stuff
• We will carry 7km/14pound of personal porter.
• Snack for hiking
• Lunch which will have appetizer, main course and hot drinks
• Happy Hour with hot drinks
• Tents to stay tonight for two people with from pads

DAY 2.- AYAPATA – DEAD WOMENS PASS- RUNKURACCAY PASS – CHAQUICCOCHA

• Wake up coca tea in your tent
• Breakfast to begin the hike
• Snack for during the hike
• Complete lunch with soup, main course, and hot drinks
• Drinking water in the morning, Lunch time and dinner time
• Happy hour with hot drinks upon your arrival to the campsite
• Morning wake up hot drinks
• Drinking water
• 7kg of your clothes is carried by our team
• Lunch Happy hour
• Visit the Inca sites
• Early breakfast
• Entrance ticket to Machu Picchu
• Guided tour of Machu Picchu citadel
• Bus ticket from Machu Picchu citadel to Agaus Calientes
• Expedition class train with great views
• AE bus transfer back to your hotel in Cusco

Not Included

• Rentals Every trekker needs a sleeping bag when camping. Inflatable air mattresses and walking sticks (with rubber tips) are optional but encouraged. If you don’t want to bring any of the above, they are all available for rent: Sleeping Bag : $25 Inflatable Air Mattress : $20 Walking Sticks (Pair) : $20
• Huayna Picchu Huayna Picchu is the mountain that stands next to Machu Picchu. It is a 45-minute hike to the top. Going back down is quite steep if you are scared of heights. You would do this after your tour of Machu Picchu. The cost is $75. Arrangements need to be made at least one month in advance due to popularity. Please understand that the weather is out of our control.

Price per person

• $795 per person

Student Discount

• $35 off per person

Student discounts apply to anyone who has a valid UNIVERSITY STUDENT CARD at the time of the trek or who is 17-years-old or younger. For those using a University Student Card our under 17-years-old, we need to see a copy of their card or passport at the time of booking to receive the discount.

Please send all to  [email protected] .

More Information about   STUDENT CARD

Additional Items

Below is a quick list of prices, but check our Additional Options section for more details.

Huayna Picchu  is the mountain that stands next to Machu Picchu. It is a 45-minute hike to the top. Even when you will do this hike on your own, your guide will still show you the trail entrance. This trek is an additional entrance ticket that we can secure for you with advance notice. 

Your tickets will be purchased to coincide with when you need to start the trail. Tickets are either for the First Session from 7-8 AM or Second Session from 10-11 AM. We purchase the Second Session for our clients for you to enjoy your tour of Machu Picchu before you begin. This window is only your start time, and you may take your time up and down, so no rush.

• The ticket is $75 per person.

Machu Picchu mountain

* Only possible to do if you have an extra day to visit Machu Picchu

Machu Picchu mountain is the other mountain that stands above the Machu Picchu ruins. It offers even more stunning views than  Huayna Picchu  but takes an hour and a half to reach the top. For this trek, it will be an additional entrance ticket that we can secure for you.

Tickets for Machu Picchu Mountain are now also within a timeframe of when you can begin – which is between 9-10 AM. Due to this limited time frame, it is not possible to hike the Inca Trail and hike Machu Picchu Mountain. You can, however, schedule a second visit to the citadel on the next day.

• This ticket is $75 per person.

Vistadome Train

All our tours include the Expedition Train. This train is usually booked at 14:55pm. The Vistadome Train is an upgraded train that offers slightly larger seats, windows, and even some entertainment. Usually, the Vistadome train is booked for 15.20pm departure and travels to Ollantaytambo, where an Alpaca driver will meet you and drive you back to the city on our bus, then drop you off at your hotel.

• This train is $75 per person.

All briefings are done at our office at 6:00 PM the night before your trek. If you are unable to make this time, you need to coordinate another time with a member of the Alpaca Expeditions office team. Briefings are approximately 30 -45 minutes long, and where you will receive your duffel bags.

* 2D/1N Inca Trail Trek with HOTEL does not include a briefing. Our office staff will review all the details at your check-in time.

DUFFEL BAGS

You will receive your duffel bags at your briefing. Your porters will carry them and have them returned to you at each campsite. They measure 66 cm long X 36 cm wide/2ft long X 1ft wide.

Every duffel has a maximum weight of 7kg. Remember 4kg will be for your clothes and other personal items. The remaining 3kg will be for your sleeping bag and pad.

Alpaca Expeditions is one of the only companies to pick you up directly from your hotel. As long as your hotel is in the center of Cusco city, we will coordinate this pickup based on a time that your guide will discuss at the briefing. Pick up times may vary 30 – 45 minutes based on traffic conditions and previous pickups.

Cusco is an old city with cobblestoned streets and very narrow passageways. Smaller hotels and Airbnbs are often located on streets that cars can´t pass through. They also are frequently on hillsides with long steep climbs, making it difficult to carry luggage. We highly recommend that you book accommodations with better access. We have a list of hotels that are all comfortable with easy access to pick up and drop off.  HOTEL LIST HERE .

Some treks will allow for pickups in the Sacred Valley, which is outlined below.

The following chart refers to possible locations we can pick you up from when beginning the tour.

RETURNING TO CUSCO

Leaving Machu Picchu requires a lot of logistics, which are all included in your tour.

• From Machu Picchu to Aguas Calientes, you will take a 25-minute bus down to the village. Buses are first come first serve and run all day.
• You will take a train from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo or Poroy. Your guide will give you your train tickets with train time. Make sure you get to the platform 30 minutes ahead of time. * Train from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo is 2 hours * Train from Aguas Calientes to Poroy is 3.5 hours
• Once you arrive to the train station, look for a gentleman wearing green with an Alpaca Expeditions sign. He will then drive you to San Francisco square, Cusco * Van ride from Ollantaytambo to nearby San Francisco square is 2 hours * Van ride from Poroy to nearby San Francisco square is 30 minutes
• Once you arrive nearby San Francisco square, you will separate into separate pre-paid taxis and driven back to your hotel.

MACHU PICCHU ENTRANCE TIMES

Machu Picchu now has two different time windows of when you can visit: either morning or afternoon. Your entrance ticket will be for only one session, morning session, and when your time window is over, the Rangers will ask you to leave.

MORNING SESSION: 6AM – 12PM

AFTERNOON SESSION: 12PM – 5:30PM

** If you have tickets to hike either Huaynapicchu or Machu Picchu Mountain, you will have some extra time until 2:30PM.

If you would like to spend the whole day at Machu Picchu, we can add an afternoon session ticket to your booking for $55 per person.

HUAYNAPICCHU/MACHU PICCHU MOUNTAIN

Machu Picchu is most beautiful when seen from above, which is why hiking one of the mountains next to the ruins is very popular to do after your tour.

Huaynapicchu  is the most popular and must be booked in advance since it sells out very quickly. This hike takes approximately 45 minutes to the top, and another 45 minutes back down. Tickets are sold in time sessions stating when you can start this hike. The first session is from 7-8 AM, and the 2nd session is from 10-11 AM. Again, this refers to the timeframe when you can start your hike. We usually book the second session so you can enjoy your tour with your guide first. You will do this hike on your own, but your guide will show you where to begin. 

Machu Picchu Mountain  is a bit longer and a bit less popular. It takes 1.5 hours to the top and another 1.5 hours to the bottom. Again there are two time windows – from 7-8 AM and 9-10 AM and we usually purchase the second time window. 4 Day and 7 Day Inca Trail Trekkers CAN NOT do this hike and enjoy a tour of the ruins. Time will not allow for this.

Hiking either mountain will allow you to have some extra time at the ruins once you complete, as listed above.

HEALTH CONCERNS

You must be honest with your guide about any health conditions or concerns you might have. While our guides are not medical professionals, they do have first aid training. We also work with a clinic in Cusco that can help assist our team.

You are responsible for assessing whether a Tour is suitable for you. You should consult your physician to confirm your fitness for travel and participation in any planned activities. You should seek your physician’s advice on vaccinations and medical precautions. Alpaca Expeditions will not provide medical advice. It is your responsibility to assess the risks and requirements of each aspect of the Tour based on your unique circumstances, limitations, fitness level, and medical requirements.

If you develop extreme altitude sickness or any other illness that prevents you from hiking, and you still wish to visit Machu Picchu by train, we will work with you to coordinate this trip. Since this will be a new trip, it may require additional fees. We will use as much of the original itinerary to keep costs low.

If you experience issues while hiking and can not continue, a porter will accompany you to the closest road and wait while a car comes to pick you up and bring you to the nearest health clinic.

GROUP TOURS

Group tours are made up of all different types of people, with various hiking skills and ages. By agreeing to a group tour, you agree that some people might be slower or faster than you are. Everyone can go at their own pace for the trek, and the guide will work with the group to spend time with everyone. Groups might request some modifications to the tour, and the guide will work with everyone to make the best decision for the group.

Unfortunately, strikes are frequent in Peru and can disrupt our tours. Roads are often blocked, and trains stopped. We will make sure your trek continues as planned, even if that means leaving the night before your start date. Under these circumstances, tours might need to be canceled. But our operations department will coordinate with you in this situation. Your safety is always our top concern and will dictate how we decide.

You are responsible for your items throughout the Tour. Please be diligent about where you leave your things and remember to remove all items from our vans, your tents, restaurant, etc. Do not leave anything unintended during your hike. Other trekkers or teams might pick it up not knowing whos it is.

Tipping is part of the tradition of any trek to Machu Picchu. While we pay good wages to our entire team, anything extra is always appreciated. Please know that this is not obligatory and that you should never feel pressured into this.

Typically the participants in a group pool their tipping money together for the porters and chef. The amount recommended is different per trek and listed below. For the guide, this is more personal and needs to be decided based on your relationship with them and done separately from the group. Porters and Chefs prefer soles if possible. Guides are happy with U.S. dollars, Peruvian Soles, or even your credit card 😉

* These numbers refer to what each member of the Green Machine should receive after the group pools their money. This is just a reference guide.

TRAVEL INSURANCE

Travel insurance is inexpensive and strongly recommended. With trips being planned months ahead of time, you never can predict what could happen. Adventure travel includes more risk than the average trip. Insurance is a way to protect the investment you have made on this journey. We can help recommend an agent to walk you through this type of insurance if needed.

Of course, the weather is unpredictable. Typically the dry season in Cusco is from April through October, but this does not stop rain from falling in June or the sun from coming out in December so just be prepared. No matter what month you are doing the trek, make sure that you have rain gear that includes a waterproof jacket, pants, poncho, and waterproof gloves. Many people forget about gloves, but being cold and wet makes hiking very unpleasant.

Also, prepare for four seasons. Several of the treks through the Andes involve various microclimates and you will need to be prepared. Layers are always key since they are easy to adjust to different temperature changes. Be prepared with a warm packable down jacket since the evening will be cold.

It’s also important to note that the weather can change a listed itinerary. There are times that routes become impassable, and our guides will be forced for your safety to rework your tour.

As soon as people book their trip to Peru, specifically Cusco, they start wondering about altitude sickness. The air at high altitudes contains less oxygen than at sea level and forces your body to work harder to get the oxygen it needs. Over several days at high altitude, your body adjusts to the lower amount of oxygen in the air. For this reason, we always recommend spending at least two days in Cusco before beginning any trek in the Andes. Cusco is a marvelous city with lots to do, so if you have more time to acclimate you won´t be bored.

With altitude sickness, you may first feel like you have the flu or a hangover. You may have a headache, tiredness, loss of appetite, nausea or vomiting, dizziness, trouble sleeping, trouble breathing during exercise. If any of these effects become severe, please contact our office, and we will help you get to a doctor.

Most of the time, these symptoms will be mild. We always recommend easing into activity slowly, allowing your body to adjust. Drink plenty of fluids such as water or coca tea. Coca tea has been used since ancient times to help prevent altitude sickness. Leaves from the Coca Plant contain alkaloids that help bring oxygen into your blood, helping your body avoid the effects of altitude sickness. Avoid drinking a lot of alcohol and coffee. They will cause you to urinate more often and become dehydrated. Avoid smoking. Smoking makes it more difficult for your body to get oxygen. Avoid sleeping pills. They may cause shallow breathing at night, making it more difficult for your body to absorb oxygen while you sleep.

Remember the trek to Machu Picchu is not a race. Even those in the best shape will suffer from altitude sickness if they race to the top of the mountain too quickly. Go slow, and it will give your body time to adjust to the elevation.

Your healthcare provider may prescribe medications, such as acetazolamide and dexamethasone, to help prevent altitude sickness. Start the medicine two days before you get to a high altitude. Continue to take it while you are at high altitude.

You must remember that this is your holiday and you do not want to stress out about the possibility of getting sick from the mountains. Do everything slowly and drink lots of water, and enjoy the coca tea. If anything does happen and you, unfortunately, get sick, let your guide know right away. Alpaca Expedition guides are trained to help you get through it.

GETTING TO CUSCO

The airport in Cusco currently is only for domestic flights, so all international travelers by plane must disembark in Lima and go through Customs. Even if your flight to Cusco is the same day by the same airline carrier, you must grab your bags in Lima and then check them back in.

The best way to get to Cusco is by air, and there are several options in airlines. LAN tends to be the most expensive but has the most options and flights. Expect delays or flight cancellations. Due to the high altitude of Cusco, it tends to be difficult to land, and any acclimate weather will stop air traffic. Bus travel is always available, and while the trip can be long, especially from Lima, the buses in Peru are very well maintained and comfortable. This option is strongly encouraged if coming from a city closer to Cusco, like Puno. Lima buses will take about 20 hours to arrive.

• Valid, STUDENT CARD (if you booked as a student)
• Immigration Card (given on the plane as you enter Peru)
• Good daypack (the smaller, the better)
• Water storage: Water reservoir like Camelbaks are encouraged – but enough for at least 2-3 liters.
• Comfortable hiking boots (lightweight with good soles)

FOR YOUR DUFFEL

Porters will carry up to 7 kg of your personal items. This must include your sleeping bag and air matt (if you bring/rent one). From us these two items weigh 3.5 kg.

• 2-3 wicking t-shirts
• 2-3 hiking pants
• 4 sets of undergarments.
• 4 sets of hiking socks
• 1 Warm, down jacket: gets very cold at night
• 1 Rain jacket and pants
• Headlamp: essential
• Waterproof gloves (even if they are ski gloves, take them)
• Comfortable shoes for camp
• Walking boots
• Waterproof jacket/rain poncho
• Quickdry towel. We provide small ones, you might enjoy something a little larger.
• Small bottle of soap: we provide warm water each day to clean – might make you feel fresh if you had a little soap.
• Battery Charger: There is no place to plug in while trekking!
• Large plastic bags: to help organize and keep clean from dirty.
• Sleeping bag: Recommend down bags for -10C at least
• Face moisturizer
• Handsanitizer
• Toothbrush and paste
• Toiletpaper
• Personal medication
• First aid kit: band aids, moleskin, etc.

INSIDE YOUR DAYPACKS

Daypacks can be any size for hiking, but we always say the smaller, the better. Inside Machu Picchu, bags larger than 25L will not be allowed in. If it is larger, you will need to store it outside citadel gates. But don´t worry, they have a secure storage facility.

• Water: we supply clean water at each meal. You are responsible for your first morning of water only as we won’t have time to filter water until your first lunch.
• Music (IPhone)
• Toilet paper and small plastic bag for waste
• Extra Money for Souvenirs, Drinks & Tips

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Alpaca Expeditions is a 100% peruvian, indigenous owned company. Started by Raul Ccolque, a former porter and tour guide, Alpaca Expeditions separates ourselves by our dedication to both our customer and our team. We work very hard to make sure that all our clients needs are taken care of throughout the tour with us. At the same time, we never forget about our brothers and sisters working tirelessly for us to make all of this possible. Responsible and sustainable tourism that gives as much to our community as to our clients.

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Everyone on the Alpaca Team is from Cusco region, living the traditions and history they share with you while on one of our tours. Our guides are all graduates of university studying tourism, history and english. Our chefs are trained every February by a professional cooking team learning new meals, adding varieties of entrees for all types of eating. And all our porters are from HUARQUI, HUACAHUASI, PATACANCHA, QUISWARANI, CANCHACANCHA, QUEYUPAY, UMACHURCO and CCACCACCOLLO villages, very often working this job on top of maining their farms back at home. Most of our team has been with us for years, as we have the most loyal, hard working, happy employees in Cusco. We know how lucky we are to have the best team trekking and you will immediately fall in love with all the men and women who call Alpaca Expeditions their home.

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Alpaca Expeditions would not be where we are today without these hardworking men and women. We could not imagine a harder job and our team does it smiling. We do our best to thank them for their hard work and loyalty by doing as much as we can to make their lives and their families lives better. All our porters receive all their equipment for free from warm winter hats to proper hiking boots. They sleep in proper tents and are given warm sleeping bags for night. They enjoy the same food we serve our clients and all leftovers are donated to their families. We visit their villages with doctors and dentists, donate school supplies and sports equipment. And our favorite time of the year is when we bring a group of porters and their families to Machu Picchu to visit the ruins for the first time.

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Alpaca Expeditions is always ready to make your trip safe and as easy as possible for you. Because these trips are a bit more complicated than your typical tour, we have put together some notes on logistics, storage, and even recommendations on where to stay in Cusco. And of course our team is ready to answer any other question, as we promise to be your partner from the moment you first contact us to our last goodbye in Cusco.

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Hotel to Hotel service

Regarding the transportation provided by Alpaca Expeditions, we are committed to delivering a quality service. We strive to ensure that passengers feel supported throughout their journey. To achieve this, we coordinate closely with our guides and representatives to ensure timely pick-up at the start of their tours. Additionally, we have representatives responsible for escorting our passengers to their hotels at the conclusion of any tour.

Our drivers are not only trained in customer service but also come properly uniformed, and many are fluent in English.

Typically, all transportation types are included in each of our services. For instance, if you have booked a trekking tour, we will pick you up early, typically between 4 AM and 5 AM. When visiting Cusco, it's important to note that traffic here is generally moderate. However, there are peak traffic times, such as between 7 AM and 8 AM, which coincide with school hours, and in the evening between 6:00 PM and 8:00 PM. Therefore, if you have a flight during these times, it's crucial to be at the airport at least 2 hours in advance. The drivers of Alpaca Expeditions ensure their vehicles are prepared with all necessities before each service. They are acutely aware that delays can lead to missed trains, flights, or other connections. Consequently, they are always more than punctual, arriving at least 10 minutes before the scheduled time for any service, understanding the responsibility they carry in executing these tasks.

Personal Porter of 7KG

Remember that Alpaca Expeditions offers an extra 7 kg allowance for your personal belongings on any of our tours. We include a personal porter who is responsible for carrying your duffel bag without any additional fee. You will not have access to your duffel bag until you reach your evening campsite. The bag should not exceed 7 kg, which includes 4 kg for clothes and 3 kg for your sleeping bag and sleeping mat.

Each Alpaca Expeditions porter is paid directly after each trek, allowing them to return home more quickly. They receive better wages than our competitors, health insurance, and all their equipment free of charge, including hiking boots, pants, jerseys, fleeces, jackets, hats, flashlights, sleeping bags, and high-quality food. We ensure each of our porters has a comfortable bed in a pleasant room to sleep in before and after each trek. We also visit the communities they live in, providing toothpaste, toothbrushes, soap, and other necessary supplies to their families, along with books for their children.

This is just the beginning for us, and we are always looking for ways to do more. While the government allows each porter to carry up to 25 kg, we limit this to 20 kg to prioritize their health and safety. Each porter carries up to 15 kg of company equipment and 5 kg of personal items. This is why it is crucial to keep your personal duffel bag weight under our 7 kg limit. You might see other companies allowing their porters to carry more than the allotted weight, but at Alpaca Expeditions, we strictly adhere to these limits to ensure our porters' well-being.

Clases de Cocina

Alpaca Expeditions offers its passengers the chance to experience local cooking. We aim to immerse trekkers in Inca life by walking them through the original Inca paths and teaching them about Inca culture. Food is a significant part of Inca life, making it a special element in any tour or trek with Alpaca Expeditions.

In 2022, Alpaca Expeditions introduced a cooking class as part of each of our treks, conducted by our amazing trekking chefs and interpreted by our guides.

We will transform your dining tent into a makeshift kitchen, providing all the necessary supplies to prepare a Peruvian specialty. Your chef will guide you step by step through the process of making a traditional Peruvian meal, such as Lomo Saltado, and share some essential mountain cooking tips.

Peru is recognized as a top culinary destination, largely thanks to the popularity of our renowned beef dish, Lomo Saltado. This is most often the meal you will learn to cook, but there is also the opportunity to learn how to prepare other dishes like traditional Peruvian ceviche or even our signature drink, the pisco sour.

Cooking Class on the Inca Trail: These classes are voluntary and designed to be a fun, educational experience. Our clients consistently marvel at the amazing ability of our chefs to create culinary magic on a mountaintop. As you learn to prepare and cook Peruvian specialties, you will also see firsthand how such elaborate meals can be created on a small campsite stove.

Enjoy a cooking class in the mountains and be sure to take plenty of photos, just in case your friends won't believe your incredible experience.

Satellite Phones

The best way to hike in the mountains of Peru is to completely disconnect from technology, especially the internet and cell phones. The most impressive and exciting aspect is the opportunity to experience the true and wonderful nature that we often miss when we are at home, watching TV or absorbed in our cell phones during our leisure time. The feeling of being disconnected from work and the daily routine left at home is incredible.

However, this remoteness means limited access to emergency resources. That's why Alpaca Expeditions has invested in satellite phones for every trek.

We are prepared to assist you in case of any emergency, particularly health-related issues. For this reason, Alpaca Expeditions has invested in satellite phones, as they are one of the most crucial tools for any operator trekking in remote areas where telephone or television signals are absent. This means that every guide on our treks will be equipped with a fully charged satellite phone as well as radios. While these are primarily for emergencies, we allow our clients to use them at any time.

We ask that you cover the cost, which is $2.50 per minute. This fee can be paid in cash at our office or via PayPal once you have completed the trek.

Being just a phone call away from any doctor, hospital, or friend helps everyone feel assured of their safety. Radios, which all our guides carry, have limited reach, so Alpaca Expeditions includes satellite phones to ensure that we can connect no matter where we are on the mountain.

Portable private toilet

We understand that our clients will need restroom facilities at various times and locations during their journey. Along the Inca Trail, there are restrooms available, particularly those belonging to the communities near the trail. Alpaca Expeditions provides portable toilets to enhance this service, which will be set up at each meal site or campsite.

As with any mountain trip where we are exposed to nature, it is possible to use natural areas as restrooms. However, it is crucial to be mindful of the waste we generate, such as toilet paper or wet wipes used for cleaning. These should be carried with us and not discarded on the ground or left along the trail. Remember, the Inca Trail is a protected area overseen by a government institution. In places where garbage bins are unavailable, particularly at our camps, we provide special plastic bags for waste. Our porter team will be responsible for carrying out our waste.

Please be aware that although there are designated bathrooms for men and women, in practice, both genders often use the same facilities. Functionally, there is no significant difference between men's and women's bathrooms. Therefore, it is common for people of all genders to use whichever bathroom is available.

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How to Travel to Machu Picchu

Don’t get lost when you visit the Lost City of the Incas.

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Every year, millions of people visit the imposing and mysterious Incan citadel of Machu Picchu in Peru. But getting to the massive agricultural terraces, intricate stone constructions, and epic hilltop views of this UNESCO World Heritage site isn't cheap, and it involves some trickier-than-usual logistics. Here's how to expertly navigate your way to Peru's most famous destination, plus our top tips for enjoying your visits to the nearby cities of Cusco and Aguas Calientes on your way.

Reasons to Visit

Machu Picchu is one of the world's most dreamed-about destinations . Mystery is at the center of Machu Picchu's appeal, as the city holds many secrets about the ancient Incan Empire. Knowledge-seekers will find plenty of interesting tidbits to mull over about the city's archaeological significance and the various scientific and religious practices of the Incans who built the magnificent site.

Alongside this adventure through time, a trip to Machu Picchu offers an opportunity to experience Peruvian culture and gastronomy . If you stay a while, you can even make trips to many of the country's other historical wonders, like the perplexing and enormous images etched into the hills of the Nazca Valley , the origins of which are not entirely understood. Throw in a few dishes of tangy ceviche, a rainbow-striped mountain , a desert oasis that looks more like a painting than a real place, and many pisco sours to wash it all down, and you've got a fantastic trip in one of the world's most naturally beautiful countries .

Best Time to Visit

Machu Picchu is open year-round. October through April is the official rainy season, but it can rain at any time. And while peak season is July and August, you should always expect crowds. Sundays can be the most crowded, because that's when people who live in the Cusco province are allowed into the site for free, in addition to the daily visitor limit.

Morning? Afternoon? There is no perfect time to visit Machu Picchu. These days, the site is crowded at all hours and the weather is unpredictable. However, during the rainy season, the mornings are most likely to be foggy. Depending on your disposition, fog ruins the view or adds a patina of mystery to it. Afternoons can be slightly less crowded as day-trippers return to the train station for their trip back to Cusco.

How to Get Acclimated to the Altitude

The last thing you need on your day in Machu Picchu is a case of altitude sickness . Wherever you're coming from is probably much, much lower than Cusco (over 11,000 feet) or Machu Picchu (just shy of 8,000 feet). Give yourself plenty of time to get to your destination, so you can adjust gradually and avoid common symptoms like nausea, headaches, dizziness, fatigue, and shortness of breath.

Unless you've booked a trip to Machu Picchu that requires an overnight stay in Cusco, we recommend immediately taking the train from Cusco to Aguas Calientes (officially called Machu Picchu Pueblo), the town nearest Machu Picchu. Spend a night or two getting used to the relatively low elevation of Aguas Calientes, at about 6,700 feet, then explore Machu Picchu before returning to Cusco. You can also spend time elsewhere in the Sacred Valley, which, by nature, is lower in elevation than the surrounding mountains. Avoid alcohol and physical exertion while acclimatizing and drink as much water or coca tea as you can stand to help your body slowly adjust to the thinner air.

How to Get There

If Machu Picchu is your goal, you will have to fly into the capital of Lima and then catch a connecting flight to Cusco. From there, the easiest way to get from Cusco to Machu Picchu is to take the train to Aguas Calientes, a scenic 3.5-hour trip each way along tracks that run right along the Urubamba River in the Sacred Valley, with dramatic canyon walls on either side. However, note that the so-called Cusco train station is actually in the nearby town of Poroy. It's a cheap taxi ride, but give yourself at least an hour to get from central Cusco to the train station. Traffic in Cusco can be brutal and seemingly never-ending road work makes things even more congested.

Taking the Train

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There are three train companies to choose from: Inca Rail , Peru Rail , and the Belmond Hiram Bingham train . The Hiram Bingham service is on a gorgeous train gleaming with brass and polished wood and includes a white tablecloth meal with wine during your journey. It's also much more expensive than Inca Rail or Peru Rail, both of which offer comfortable passage on different types of trains — including ones designed with panoramic windows for an additional fee. Whichever train you choose, book as far in advance as possible. Tickets sell out weeks ahead in some months.

If train tickets from Cusco are sold out, all is not lost. Try to buy another train ticket to Aguas Calientes that departs from the town of Ollantaytambo in the Sacred Valley, or vice versa. Taxis and minivans between Ollantaytambo and Cusco (just over an hour each way) are plentiful. If you have the time, plan an overnight in Ollantaytambo to check out the town, which still features many Incan-built streets and buildings, as well as the archaeological site of the same name. Arrive as early as possible at the site to enjoy the sunrise light and beat the tour buses.

You can also stay overnight in Urubamba, a 20-minute drive from Ollantaytambo, which has a bevy of luxury and boutique hotels such as Tambo del Inka, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa ; Sol y Luna, Relais & Châteaux ; and Aranwa Sacred Valley Hotel & Wellness .

How to Get Tickets

Even when you buy your ticket in advance, guides are required at Machu Picchu, whether you're on an organized tour or traveling independently. Hire one outside the gates, or make a booking in Aguas Calientes.

To control overtourism at Machu Picchu, the Peruvian government has set up a ticketing system , split up into five different circuits. Tickets must be purchased in advance and cost approximately $42 for adults and $20 for students and minors. When you book online, you will be able to see exactly how many tickets are available for that day. On the day of your visit, you will choose between one of the five circuits. The stricter controls help to protect the site from the effects of too many visitors. Before you book, carefully look at the circuits and see which landmarks they include.

You'll need a separate ticket to climb Huayna Picchu (Circuit 4 + Wayna Picchu Mountain). The view looking down on the Incan ruins is a highlight for many but be aware that some sections of this strenuous trail are very narrow and steep. You'll have the choice of starting your climb between 7 a.m. and 10 a.m. Go at 10 a.m.; there's a better chance any clouds will have lifted by then.

You can also climb to the peak of Machu Picchu, but this too requires a separate ticket (Macchupicchu Mountain + Circuit 3) and good knees. The trail is almost entirely stairs. You'll have the choice of starting your climb between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. Although it was open in the past, you will also need a separate ticket to make the short walk to the Inca Bridge (Circuit 1 or 2 + Inka Bridge). It's less than an hour round trip along a mostly flat trail to check out a precarious trail, now closed, which the Incas built along a rock face. The newest route, as of 2021, to Huchyu Picchu (Circuit 4 + Huchuypicchu Mountain) is also available with a separate ticket. It's shorter and easier than the other mountain hikes and you'll get a unique perspective of the ancient city.

The Inca Trail and Other Treks

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The other way to get from Cusco to Machu Picchu is to walk as part of an organized multiday Machu Picchu trek along the Inca Trail, a section of one of the hundreds of Incan roads built as the empire expanded. It might sound intimidating, but thousands of people make this trek every year. Dozens of tour operators offer Inca Trail hikes to Machu Picchu, with varying durations and levels of comfort (though all require camping). Note that the Inca Trail leading to Machu Picchu is closed for the entire month of February every year for maintenance.

For a different kind of Peru experience, some tour operators combine a visit to the iconic site with other activities or less-trodden routes to equally impressive sights in the Peruvian highlands. For example, the Inca Jungle Tour combines hiking, biking, rafting, and zip-lining on your way to Machu Picchu, and luxury tour operator andBeyond offers several Machu Picchu itineraries.

You can also drive (most of the way) to Machu Picchu from Cusco to the town of Hydroelectrica (there's a hydroelectric plant there). From there it's a three-hour hike up to Aguas Calientes and then on to Machu Picchu. Many tour companies in Cusco offer this route as a one- or two-day trip using private vans. Some of the most popular alternative routes include Salkantay Mountain, the second city of Choquequirao, and the Lares region.

Salkantay Mountain

For those who prefer a less crowded experience or want to see and experience other aspects of Peru on their way to Machu Picchu, there are many hiking alternatives: the second most popular way to hike to Machu Picchu is around massive Salkantay Mountain, one of the most imposing peaks in the Peruvian Andes at 20,569 feet. Many tour companies offer Salkantay Treks, but Apus Peru, an established and well-regarded Cusco tour company with a focus on sustainable and responsible tourism, offers an express trek , which shaves a day off the normal itinerary for those who want to push their physical limits on their way to Machu Picchu.

Choquequirao

Travelers interested in archaeology should consider the Choquequirao trek with a Machu Picchu extension. This itinerary includes spectacular (but very tough) hiking in the steep Apurimac Canyon and exploration of the Choquequirao archaeological site before arriving in Aguas Calientes and then exploring Machu Picchu.

The Lares Adventure from Mountain Lodges of Peru offers a great combination of Andean hiking and cultural encounters within Quechua communities before arriving in Aguas Calientes to explore the citadel. Other tour companies offer treks through the Lares region, but only this itinerary includes luxury accommodations in their own lodges and full service along the way.

Best Hotels and Resorts

Unfortunately, there are no ancient Incan hotels you can stay in when you arrive at Machu Picchu, and even those who arrive by the Inca Trail usually do so with camping tents. The closest you can get is the Belmond Sanctuary Lodge , which gives you easy access to the site, but you'll be far away from the dining and shopping of Aguas Calientes — either a strenuous 90-minute climb down the mountain or a harrowing 30-minute drive.

Where to Stay in Aguas Calientes

For a luxury stay in Aguas Calientes, you have two main options: the elegant Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo , located near the train station, and design-forward Sumaq Machu Picchu Hotel , a boutique property near the foot of Machu Picchu Mountain. But there are dozens of mid-range options, too, plus super-affordable hostels for backpackers like Nativus Hostel , which also has private rooms.

Where to Stay in Cusco

Cusco has more than its share of large, full-service hotels including Inkaterra La Casona , an 11-suite hotel in a 16th-century mansion; Belmond Hotel Monasterio in a former Jesuit seminary; the museum-like JW Marriott El Convento Cusco ; and the stately Palacio del Inka, A Luxury Collection Hotel . If a contemporary boutique is more your style, try El Mercado or Atiq Boutique Hotel .

Best Restaurants

When you're in Machu Picchu, there's a casual cafe and bar with a lovely deck just outside the entrance gates, but the Belmond Sanctuary Lodge's buffet lunch is your only sit-down-restaurant option. It's very good, if pricey. You can always pack your own lunch to eat when you get to Machu Picchu, though, and look forward to a celebratory meal when you make it back to Aguas Calientes or Cusco.

Where to Eat and Drink in Aguas Calientes

As a whole, Aguas Calientes isn't exactly on the cutting edge of Peruvian cuisine. But walk down Av. Pachacutec and you'll find low-key eateries and bars, some serving a selection of Peru's growing crop of craft beers. There are also high-end restaurants inside the two luxury hotels, Inkaterra and Sumaq, which are open to non-guests. More low-key traveler favorites include Restaurante Indio Feliz , serving up French-Peruvian dishes, and Mapacho Craft Beer Restaurant , where you can pair local specialties with craft beer from all over the country.

Where to Eat and Drink in Cusco

Significantly larger than Aguas Calientes, Cusco is one place where you should have no problem finding great restaurants. Cicciolina is a classic tapas bar that feels like a local hangout, serving international and Andean dishes out of an open kitchen. Kion, from the growing Cusco Restaurants group , is a stylish place to enjoy Cantonese cuisine. The decor is Chinese vintage, the flavors are subtle, and the atmosphere is festive.

Chicha is the first restaurant in Cusco from Peruvian superstar chef Gaston Acurio of Astrid & Gastón fame. Located on the second floor of a Colonial building, the restaurant offers haute Andean cuisine (alpaca carpaccio, quinoa with duck) in an airy and well-lit space. After dinner, you can head to Cholos pub near the main plaza, which keeps around a dozen different Peruvian craft beers on tap. Peruvian owner Rodrigo Cardenas is passionate and knowledgeable about all of them.

Best Things to Do in Machu Picchu

When you arrive at the citadel, you'll have to follow the route outlined on your ticket so you may want to study up on some of the city's most exciting sites before you decide. Among the most important are the Sacred Stone, an astronomical clock that corresponds with the spring and autumnal equinoxes, and the Temple of the Sun, which is a great example of the Incans' impressive masonry skills.

During your visit, make sure you have some spare cash (small bills and coins) in your pocket because you will need them to access the only bathroom at the site entrance. You will also need your passport to get into Machu Picchu, which means that to use the bathroom or grab food you should have your passport ready. Hang onto your ticket because you'll need it to get back in. It may seem like a hassle, but you'll be glad you have it on you because just outside the entrance gates, there's a barely marked station where you can get the novelty Machu Picchu stamp in your passport.

On your way to Machu Picchu, you'll also find several interesting attractions in Aguas Calientes and Cusco.

Things to Do in Aguas Calientes

The town takes its name from the thermal springs, which are open to the public for a small fee. You'll also find plenty of souvenir shops at the major market near the train station. While Machu Picchu is the main attraction, of course, you can also visit the Mariposario de Machupicchu butterfly sanctuary .

Things to Do in Cusco

Cusco's pre-Columbian buildings have given this city UNESCO World Heritage status , and its cobblestoned streets, great hotels, museums, nearby archaeological sites, and relaxed atmosphere make it worth spending at least a couple of days here.

Cusco is filled with historic sites both from the Incan and colonial times: don't miss the impressive Coricancha (also spelled Koricancha or Qorikancha), an Incan temple-turned-Spanish church; the Sacsayhuaman Incan ruins; and the Cusco Cathedral. Wander through the streets of the hip San Blas neighborhood, people-watch on the Plazas de Armas, and shop at the San Pedro Market.

Accessibility

Travelers in wheelchairs can access the Peruvian world wonder with the help of tour companies like Wheel the World , which designed the first-ever wheelchair-accessible tour of Machu Picchu. You can contact the company to learn more about their services and their custom wheelchairs that are specially made to travel over the many steps and uneven terrain of the ancient city.

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Whether you're planning a multiday trek or a quick in-and-out day trip, you should be prepared to dress for mountain conditions . Bring water and a rain jacket, even if it looks like a beautiful sunny day. Speaking of the sun, remember that the ozone layer over Peru is compromised, and that, combined with the elevation, makes the sun extremely strong here, so wear a hat and use plenty of high SPF sunscreen. Keep insect repellant handy as well.

Don't bring drones, umbrellas, walking sticks, or trekking poles since they're all prohibited at Machu Picchu. Travelers who require sticks or poles for mobility can bring them in but only with protective rubber tips over the ends.

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Why PRIVATE TOURS and PRIVATE SERVICES to MACHU PICCHU is the best way to travel

Private services will let you enjoy every second of vacation in machu picchu.

Visiting the iconic Machu Picchu is a dream for many, and choosing the right approach can significantly enhance the experience. In this article, we’ll discuss optimal travel with a focus on PRIVATE TOURS and EXCLUSIVE SERVICES to Machu Picchu.

Enjoy Machu Picchu at your own pace

Enjoy Machu Picchu on a private tour at your own pace with family and friends.

Private tours let you enjoy Machu Picchu at your own pace.

As is known, both the Classic 4-Day Inca Trail and the Short 2-Day Inca Trail to Machu Picchu are subject to availability, which can be checked in real-time right here on this website . Our private tours to the Machu Picchu Inca Trails are the ideal option for everyone who, for any reason, can’t or doesn’t want to go through the booking and ticketing process and “waiting in line” for the permits.

Also, on this website, you will find many other wonderful packages to Machu Picchu : by train, by bus, by a combination of both, and extended tours, including the Machu Picchu archaeological site ( see Peru Travel Packages ). We offer our clients the great advantage of personalizing all these packages to suit their needs fully, and of course, you can make them on private tours with private services.

Our private tours and private services give you many great advantages:

Professional, experienced, native guides will be entirely available for you.

Just imagine all the information and personalized attention you will have. They are real experts on Peruvian history.

Also, our clients will enjoy the benefits of all the care and support that comes with  Personal services. Personalize every service of your private tour to Machu Picchu.

Personalized Exploration

With a dedicated guide like TOUR IN PERU at your side, the journey unfolds at your pace, allowing for moments of contemplation and the freedom to immerse yourself in the aspects that resonate most profoundly with you. This personalized touch transforms the visit from a routine tour into a unique adventure, enabling a genuine connection with the history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes of Machu Picchu.

Flexibility and Customization

One of the compelling reasons why we are the optimal way to travel to Machu Picchu lies in the unparalleled flexibility and customization they offer.

We tailor your itinerary to align with your personal preferences for a seamless endeavor, whether you’re planning a sunrise visit or the inclusion of distinctive experiences. The ability to adapt the journey to your schedule, interests, and aspirations ensures that your visit to Machu Picchu is not bound by the limitations of standardized group tours but rather shaped by your individual desires and curiosities.

Uninterrupted Reflection and Photography

Our private tour service to Machu Picchu provides an exclusive space for uninterrupted moments of reflection and photography. Unlike group settings, where the dynamic of a collective experience can occasionally disrupt individual contemplation, a private tour allows you to absorb the beauty of the surroundings at your own pace. The tranquility of Machu Picchu encourages personal reflection, and the absence of group interruptions ensures that your photography captures the essence of the site without distractions.

Enhanced Educational Experience

For those seeking a deeper understanding of Machu Picchu’s history and cultural significance, private tours offer an enriched educational experience. Engage in meaningful conversations with knowledgeable guides at TOUR IN PERU who go beyond conventional narratives, providing detailed insights, answering questions, and revealing lesser-known facts about the site. This personalized learning journey transforms your visit into an intellectually satisfying adventure, allowing you to learn about the mysteries and appreciate what makes Machu Picchu a testament to ancient Incan ingenuity.

Stress-Free and Comfortable Trip

Choosing private services ensures a stress-free and comfortable journey to Machu Picchu, reducing common logistical challenges associated with group travel. From personalized transportation arrangements to curated accommodation and dining experiences , every aspect of your trip is thoughtfully organized. The dedicated guidance of our private tour guide and the amazing coordination of your personalized itinerary contribute to a stress-free exploration.

Did you know? 

Peru is a safe destination; although not indifferent, our country is not involved in today’s dangerous political issues.

Give yourself a major treat, and contact us to book a private tour! We are sure you will have an unforgettable and amazing Peru experience!

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