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Walk to Machu Picchu the way the Incas did: from the legendary Inca Trail to the glaciers of Salkantay and remote Choquequirao, with routes from 1 to 5 days.
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A lighter alternative to the classic 5-day trek, combining adventure and comfort! Hike among snow-capped peaks, Andean valleys, and lush rainforest, and at the end of ea…
An excellent option for those looking for a one-day hiking experience in the Andes, without the constraints of the traditional Inca Trail.
This tour combines adventure, culture, and unique Andean landscapes, allowing you to experience the essence of the Inca Empire before arriving at the magical Machu Picch…
AN ALTERNATIVE TO THE CLASSIC INCA TRAIL! Ideal for those who want to reach Machu Picchu by following in the footsteps of the Incas. Surrounded by breathtaking scenery i…
A perfect option for experiencing the Inca Trail. With less effort, spending the night in a cozy hotel in Aguas Calientes instead of camping.
ONE OF THE MOST FAMOUS ROUTES IN THE WORLD! A 43 km journey combining adventure, history, and nature—passing through archaeological sites and breathtaking Andean landsca…
🚴♂️🌿 An adventure combining adrenaline, nature, and local culture. Featuring downhill biking, a jungle hike, and an authentic connection with Andean communities. All wi…
✨An intense and unforgettable journey to Machu Picchu! Traversing snow-capped peaks, fertile valleys, crystal-clear lagoons, and tropical forests. With the charm of slee…
An authentic and challenging adventure! Revealing an almost intact Inca treasure. Combining personal challenge, nature, and history into a unique experience.
A lighter alternative to the classic 5-day trek, combining adventure and comfort! Hike among snow-capped peaks, Andean valleys, and lush rainforest, and at the end of ea…
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Most treks reach between 4,200 and 4,650 m. You do not need to be an athlete, but you should walk regularly before the trip and spend 2 days in Cusco to acclimatize.
May to September is the dry season with clear skies and cold nights. The Inca Trail closes every February; Salkantay and the other treks operate all year.
FAQ
Salkantay: it does not need permits, has spectacular landscapes and also ends at Machu Picchu.
Horses or porters carry camping equipment and food; you carry a day pack. Extra horses for personal items can be added.
For the Inca Trail, 3–6 months in high season. Other treks, 2–4 weeks.
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