Ausangate Trek – 4 days

Ausangate Trek 4 days Summary Day 1 CUSCO – OCONGATE – TINQUI – UPIS LAKE – UPIS Day 2 UPIS – ARAPA PASS – YANA COCHA – PUCA COCHA Day 3 PUCA COCHA – APACHETA PASS – ANANTA – SURINI PASS – QUEULLA QOCHA Day 4 QUEULLA QOCHA – RAINBOW MOUNTAIN – RED VALLEY – CUSCO ITINERARY INCLUSIONS RECOMMENDATIONS DAY 1: CUSCO – OCONGATE – TINQUI – UPIS LAKE – UPIS Day 1: Cusco – Ocongate – Tinqui – Upis Lake – Upis 06:00 am: Pick-up and 2-hour drive to Tinki. Stop in Tinki to visit the town. 1-hour drive to the trailhead. Breakfast and meet the horsemen. 3-hour hike to Upis, passing villages and streams. Accommodation in cabins and lunch. Optional: 2-hour round-trip hike to Upis Lake. Tea with Ausangate views, dinner, and stargazing. Details: Distance: 8 km | Campsite altitude: 4,432 m | Difficulty: Moderate. DAY 2: UPIS – ARAPA PASS – YANA COCHA – PUCA COCHA Day 2: Upis – Arapa Pass – Yana Cocha – Puca Cocha 05:00 am: Wake-up with coca tea or coffee, followed by breakfast. Morning: Hike to Arapa Pass (4,968m), passing farmers, alpacas, and Ausangate views. Possible wildlife sightings: condors, chinchillas, vicuñas. Afternoon: Reach Puca Cocha campsite, surrounded by mountains and glaciers. Visit Puca Cocha Lake, home to ducks, Andean geese, and other birds. Dinner in a rock-and-mud dining room. Details: Distance: 10 km | Campsite altitude: 4,577 m | Difficulty: Moderate/Difficult. DAY 3: PUCA COCHA – APACHETA PASS – ANANTA – SURINI PASS – QUEULLA QOCHA Day 3: Puca Cocha – Apacheta Pass – Ananta – Surini Pass – Queulla Qocha Morning: Hike to Puca Cocha Pass (5,051m) with colorful mountains, glacier lakes, and Ausangate views. Enter the Red Mountain Valley, surrounded by vivid landscapes and llamas. Lunch at the Rainbow Mountain 2-day campsite. Afternoon: Climb Warmi Saya Pass (4,500m) for a distant view of Rainbow Mountain. Descend past the lake and continue to the campsite. If weather allows, hike to Rainbow Mountain for sunset. Details: Distance: 8 km | Campsite altitude: 4,864 m | Difficulty: Difficult. DAY 4: QUEULLA QOCHA – RAINBOW MOUNTAIN – RED VALLEY – CUSCO Day 4: Queulla Qocha – Rainbow Mountain – Red Valley – Cusco 06:00 am: Wake up with coca tea, then hike 45 min to Rainbow Mountain (5,040m). Explore & take pictures (30 min – 1 hour, depending on weather & pace). Hike 30 min to Red Valley, then head to the bus station. Return to Cusco, arriving at your hotel around 03:00 pm. Details: Distance: 5 km | Difficulty: Easy | Hiking Time: 2 hours. INCLUDES Satellite Phone. Ausangate is a remote área where you will not find a signal so in case of emergency, our guide uses our satellite phone. Cabins for the first night, mountain huts for the second night, and for the third night will be in tents. English-speaking guide with radio communication. Pre depárture briefing which will be carried out in our Office 1 day prior to your departure. Portable private toilet tent. Dining room with seats every night where you can rest after a long hike. Professional cook. Wake up tea. It can be Coca tea, Coffee, chocolate, or any type of tea. Mules which carry all of our trekking gear. 7 kilograms of your personal belongings. Large duffel bag provided by the company, for your 7 kg personal belongings. Wáter every day. We boil water and cool down to refill your bottle. Happy hour. Every afternoon our cook will prepare hot tea, and you will drink it with popcorn and biscuits. A cloth bag for your snack. When our AB Expeditions team went to clean the Aussangate área, we found a lot of plastic along the trail so we avoided using plastic. Snacks for every single day. Entrance fees to access private lands of the Ausangate area. Large Dining tent, table, stools, all cutlery, and kitchen tent. Tents to overnight, and Thermarest. Three-person tents are provided for 2 people to provide you with plenty of space for personal gear. Entrance fee to Rainbow Mountain. Red Valley ticket. Meals: 4 Breakfasts, 4 lunches, and 3 dinners with option for vegetarians, Pescatarian, gluten-free, lactose intolerance. Private transportation to and from your hotel in Cusco. Foam Mattress. First aid kit. Every February our guides receive training about first aid kids. They carry in their backpack basic medications to face diarrhea, altitude sickness, any injuries, etc. A metal tank of Oxygen. Our guide will have a tank of oxygen at all times. Hygiene Product. We will provide you with a bowl a wáter and towel paper to clean your hands at every campsite. Plastic Poncho. When it rains a lot, your jacket will be very wet that’s why we give the plastic Poncho to protect you from the heavy rain. Rain cover for your backpack.   NOT INCLUDED Meals and drinks. Huaynapicchu (US$70, según disponibilidad) Entrada a las aguas termales en Aguas Calientes (US$ 5). Propinas. Bastones para caminata (U$15). WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING Passport (optional): Bring a photocopy, but for the Rainbow Mountain stamp, bring the original. 1.5 liters of water: Stay hydrated during the hike. Personal snacks: Extra energy bars if you need frequent snacks. Pillow for van ride: Leave it in the van during the hike. Trekking shoes: Essential for the dusty and slippery path. Waterproof pants (optional): Only for the rainy season (Dec-Mar). Extra clothes (optional): For rainy season to stay dry. Sunscreen lip protector: Protect lips from dryness. Warm jacket: To stay warm, as it’s usually cold. Rain jacket: For unexpected rain, even during dry seasons. Long sleeve t-shirt: Protect from sunburn; apply sunscreen if wearing short sleeves. Wool hat: It’s cold at Rainbow Mountain, even in summer. Trekking pants: Suggested for hiking, but any suitable pants work. Rain poncho: Essential in the rainy season or cloudy days. Sunhat: Protect from strong sun at high altitudes. Sunscreen: Both sun and cold can burn, so apply regularly. Water bottles or Camelbak: Reusable bottles are

Multysport to Machupicchu – 4D/3N

Multysport to Machupicchu – 4D/3N Summary Day 1 Cusco – Abra Málaga – Santa María Day 2 Santa María – Hot Springs – Santa Teresa Day 3 Santa Teresa – Aguas Calientes Day 4 Machu Picchu – Cusco ITINERARY INCLUSIONS RECOMMENDATIONS Day 1: Cusco – Abra Málaga – Santa María Day 1: Cusco – Abra Málaga – Santa María Departure at 6:00 am in private transport. Bike descent (3 hours) from Abra Málaga (4,300 m.a.s.l.) to Santa María. Lunch and accommodation in a guesthouse. Optional: Rafting on the Vilcanota River (1.5 hours, Class III & IV). Overnight: Lodge. Day 2: Santa María – Hot Springs – Santa Teresa Day 2: Santa María – Hot Springs – Santa Teresa Early breakfast (6:30 am) and hike along Inca trails to Santa Teresa. Stops to learn about local flora, fauna, and culture. Afternoon: 2.5-hour walk through coca, coffee, and tropical fruit plantations. Tour along a section of the Inca Trail with historical explanations. After the hike, relaxation at the hot springs. Overnight: Treehouse in Santa Teresa. Day 3: Santa Teresa – Aguas Calientes Day 3: Santa Teresa – Aguas Calientes Morning: Canopy (zipline) across the mountains in Santa Teresa. Afternoon: Lunch in Hidroeléctrica, followed by a 3-hour hike along the railway to Aguas Calientes. Overnight: Hotel in Aguas Calientes. Day 4: Machu Picchu – Cusco Day 4: Machu Picchu – Cusco Early breakfast (around 5:00 am). Guided tour of Machu Picchu (approx. 2.5 hours) through the main Inca temples and palaces. Free time to explore or hike Huayna Picchu (optional, additional cost). Descent to Aguas Calientes for lunch, then take the train to Ollantaytambo and return by car to Cusco (estimated arrival: 7:00 pm). End of services. INCLUDES Bilingual professional guide (English – Spanish). (Ask about other languages with additional rates for private service). All meals during the trek, including traditional Peruvian cuisine, modern fusion dishes, and dietary options. First aid kit. Entrance ticket to Machu Picchu. 3 nights in lodges and hotels. Hotel in Aguas Calientes. Return train ticket from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo. Private transportation from Ollantaytambo to Cusco. NOT INCLUDED First breakfast and last lunch in Aguas Calientes. Personal trekking equipment, including backpacks, hiking poles, and sleeping bags (available for rent). Tips for guides. WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING Travel insurance very important to travel with Discover Inca Planet. Original passport. ISIC card (if you are a student and want to qualify for the discount). Hiking boots. Waterproof jacket or rain poncho. Warm jacket. Hat and gloves. Comfortable shirts. Flexible pants. Sun hat. Sunscreen (SPF 35 or higher). Insect repellent. Personal medications. Camera or video recorder. Flashlight with extra batteries. Day backpack Day 1: Cusco – Abra Málaga – Santa María Day 1: Cusco – Abra Málaga – Santa María Departure at 6:00 am in private transport. Bike descent (3 hours) from Abra Málaga (4,300 m.a.s.l.) to Santa María. Lunch and accommodation in a guesthouse. Optional: Rafting on the Vilcanota River (1.5 hours, Class III & IV). Overnight: Lodge. Day 2: Santa María – Hot Springs – Santa Teresa Day 2: Santa María – Hot Springs – Santa Teresa Early breakfast (6:30 am) and hike along Inca trails to Santa Teresa. Stops to learn about local flora, fauna, and culture. Afternoon: 2.5-hour walk through coca, coffee, and tropical fruit plantations. Tour along a section of the Inca Trail with historical explanations. After the hike, relaxation at the hot springs. Overnight: Treehouse in Santa Teresa. Day 3: Santa Teresa – Aguas Calientes Day 3: Santa Teresa – Aguas Calientes Morning: Canopy (zipline) across the mountains in Santa Teresa. Afternoon: Lunch in Hidroeléctrica, followed by a 3-hour hike along the railway to Aguas Calientes. Overnight: Hotel in Aguas Calientes. Day 4: Machu Picchu – Cusco Day 4: Machu Picchu – Cusco Early breakfast (around 5:00 am). Guided tour of Machu Picchu (approx. 2.5 hours) through the main Inca temples and palaces. Free time to explore or hike Huayna Picchu (optional, additional cost). Descent to Aguas Calientes for lunch, then take the train to Ollantaytambo and return by car to Cusco (estimated arrival: 7:00 pm). End of services. Day 1: Cusco – Abra Málaga – Santa María Departure at 6:00 am in private transport. Bike descent (3 hours) from Abra Málaga (4,300 m.a.s.l.) to Santa María. Lunch and accommodation in a guesthouse. Optional: Rafting on the Vilcanota River (1.5 hours, Class III & IV). Overnight: Lodge. Day 2: Santa María – Hot Springs – Santa Teresa Early breakfast (6:30 am) and hike along Inca trails to Santa Teresa. Stops to learn about local flora, fauna, and culture. Afternoon: 2.5-hour walk through coca, coffee, and tropical fruit plantations. Tour along a section of the Inca Trail with historical explanations. After the hike, relaxation at the hot springs. Overnight: Treehouse in Santa Teresa. Day 3: Santa Teresa – Aguas Calientes Morning: Canopy (zipline) across the mountains in Santa Teresa. Afternoon: Lunch in Hidroeléctrica, followed by a 3-hour hike along the railway to Aguas Calientes. Overnight: Hotel in Aguas Calientes. Day 4: Machu Picchu – Cusco Early breakfast (around 5:00 am). Guided tour of Machu Picchu (approx. 2.5 hours) through the main Inca temples and palaces. Free time to explore or hike Huayna Picchu (optional, additional cost). Descent to Aguas Calientes for lunch, then take the train to Ollantaytambo and return by car to Cusco (estimated arrival: 7:00 pm). End of services. INCLUDES Bilingual professional guide (English – Spanish). (Ask about other languages with additional rates for private service). All meals during the trek, including traditional Peruvian cuisine, modern fusion dishes, and dietary options. First aid kit. Entrance ticket to Machu Picchu. 3 nights in lodges and hotels. Hotel in Aguas Calientes. Return train ticket from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo. Private transportation from Ollantaytambo to Cusco. NOT INCLUDED First breakfast and last lunch in Aguas Calientes. Personal trekking equipment, including backpacks, hiking poles, and sleeping bags (available for rent). Tips for guides. WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING Travel insurance very important to travel with Discover

Ausangate 7 Lagoons – 1 Day

Ausangate 7 Lagoons – 1 Day Summary Day 1 Ausangate 7 Lagoons Trek ITINERARY INCLUSIONS RECOMMENDATIONS DAY 1: Ausangate 7 Lagoons Trek Day 1: Ausangate 7 Lagoons Trek Pick-up: 3:00 AM from your hotel. Drive to Pacchanta: A village close to Ausangate Mountain (4,200 meters). Breakfast: 7:30 AM in Pacchanta. Hike: Explore 7 beautiful Ausangate lagoons, walking approximately 5-6 km (1.5 hours) to the first lagoon, then continue visiting other lagoons for a total of 10 km (5 hours of walking). Return to Pacchanta: Enjoy hot springs and lunch. Return to Cusco: After the trek. INCLUDES English-speaking guide. First aid kit, with oxygen. Breakfast and lunch prepared by our chef. Snacks for the hike. Private transportation to and from your hotel in Cusco. Blanket. Entrance fees to the 7 Lagoons of Ausangate. Hotel pick-up and drop-off. NOT INCLUDED Gratitudes for the staff. WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING At least 1.5 liters of water per person. Personal snacks (optional). Trekking shoes that are water-resistant. Warm clothing (including thermal underwear, fleece, hat, gloves, and socks). Waterproof clothing (poncho). Clothing made of synthetic or cotton materials (socks, pants, shorts, t-shirts). Sunhat and sunglasses. Sunscreen. Water bottles, such as Nalgene. Basic medications. Walking poles. Personal items. DAY 1: Ausangate 7 Lagoons Trek Day 1: Ausangate 7 Lagoons Trek Pick-up: 3:00 AM from your hotel. Drive to Pacchanta: A village close to Ausangate Mountain (4,200 meters). Breakfast: 7:30 AM in Pacchanta. Hike: Explore 7 beautiful Ausangate lagoons, walking approximately 5-6 km (1.5 hours) to the first lagoon, then continue visiting other lagoons for a total of 10 km (5 hours of walking). Return to Pacchanta: Enjoy hot springs and lunch. Return to Cusco: After the trek. Day 1: Ausangate 7 Lagoons Trek Pick-up: 3:00 AM from your hotel. Drive to Pacchanta: A village close to Ausangate Mountain (4,200 meters). Breakfast: 7:30 AM in Pacchanta. Hike: Explore 7 beautiful Ausangate lagoons, walking approximately 5-6 km (1.5 hours) to the first lagoon, then continue visiting other lagoons for a total of 10 km (5 hours of walking). Return to Pacchanta: Enjoy hot springs and lunch. Return to Cusco: After the trek. INCLUDES English-speaking guide. First aid kit, with oxygen. Breakfast and lunch prepared by our chef. Snacks for the hike. Private transportation to and from your hotel in Cusco. Blanket. Entrance fees to the 7 Lagoons of Ausangate. Hotel pick-up and drop-off. NOT INCLUDED Gratitudes for the staff. WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING At least 1.5 liters of water per person. Personal snacks (optional). Trekking shoes that are water-resistant. Warm clothing (including thermal underwear, fleece, hat, gloves, and socks). Waterproof clothing (poncho). Clothing made of synthetic or cotton materials (socks, pants, shorts, t-shirts). Sunhat and sunglasses. Sunscreen. Water bottles, such as Nalgene. Basic medications. Walking poles. Personal items. Book Now From $630

Lares Trek – 4D/3N

Lares Trek to Machu Picchu – 4D/3N Summary Day 1 Cusco – Lares – Cuncani – Kiswarani Day 2 Kiswarani – Pachacutec Pass – Cancha Cancha Day 3 Cancha Cancha – Huaran – Ollantaytambo – Aguas Calientes Day 4 Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu – Ollantaytambo – Cusco ITINERARY INCLUSIONS RECOMMENDATIONS DAY 1: Cusco – Lares – Cuncani – Kiswarani Day 1: Cusco – Lares – Cuncani – Kiswarani Early pickup at 5:00 a.m. from your hotel in Cusco. 2.5-hour drive to the community of Cuncani for breakfast with stunning views. 3-hour uphill hike to Hullkiccasa Pass (4,200 m) with breathtaking Andean scenery. Gourmet lunch prepared by the trekking chef. 2-hour descent to the campsite in Kiswarani, enjoying picturesque landscapes along the way. DAY 2: Kiswarani – Pachacutec Pass – Cancha Cancha Day 2: Kiswarani – Pachacutec Pass – Cancha Cancha Morning breakfast followed by a 4-hour steep hike to Pachacutec Pass (4,700 m). Enjoy spectacular views of glaciers, alpine lakes, valleys, and llama herds. Short descent to a lunch spot in the Andes. 2-hour descent to the camp near Cancha Cancha (3,700 m). Meet locals in one of the most traditional mountain communities and learn about their lifestyle. DAY 3: Cancha Cancha – Huaran – Ollantaytambo – Aguas Calientes Day 3: Cancha Cancha – Huaran – Ollantaytambo – Aguas Calientes 3-hour downhill hike to Huaran in the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Visit the Maras salt mines to learn about traditional salt production. Explore Moray, an Inca agricultural laboratory. Enjoy lunch in Ollantaytambo before boarding a 7:00 p.m. train to Aguas Calientes. Overnight stay at a hotel in Aguas Calientes. DAY 4: Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu – Ollantaytambo – Cusco Day 4: Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu – Ollantaytambo – Cusco Early morning bus to Machu Picchu to witness the sunrise. 2-hour guided tour of Machu Picchu followed by free exploration. Option to hike Huayna Picchu (separate ticket required). Return to Aguas Calientes, take the train to Ollantaytambo, and then a bus back to Cusco. Drop-off at your hotel in Cusco. INCLUDES 7 kg of personal belongings. Professional bilingual guide (English – Spanish) (Ask for other languages with additional fees for private service). Professional chef. Mules to carry group equipment. All meals during the trek, including traditional Peruvian cuisine, modern fusion dishes, and dietary adaptations. Boiled water and snacks. Dining tent, table, stools, all utensils, and kitchen tent. Tents and Thermarest mattresses. First aid kit, including oxygen. Pre-trek briefing session. Entrance to Machu Picchu. Hotel in Aguas Calientes. Round-trip train ticket Ollantaytambo – Aguas Calientes – Ollantaytambo. Private transport from Cusco to Lares (trek starting point). Private transport from Ollantaytambo to Cusco. NOT INCLUDED First breakfast and last lunch in Aguas Calientes. Personal trekking equipment, including backpacks, trekking poles, and sleeping bags (available for rent). Tips for guides, cooks, and muleteers. Entrance to Lares hot springs or other activities in Aguas Calientes. Emergency horse. Sleeping bag ($25). Trekking poles ($15). WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING Travel insurance very important to travel with Discover Inca Planet. Original passport. ISIC card (if you are a student and want to qualify for the discount). Hiking boots. Waterproof jacket or rain poncho. Warm jacket. Hat and gloves. Comfortable shirts. Flexible pants. Sun hat. Sunscreen (SPF 35 or higher). Insect repellent. Personal medications. Camera or video recorder. Flashlight with extra batteries. DAY 1: Cusco – Lares – Cuncani – Kiswarani Day 1: Cusco – Lares – Cuncani – Kiswarani Early pickup at 5:00 a.m. from your hotel in Cusco. 2.5-hour drive to the community of Cuncani for breakfast with stunning views. 3-hour uphill hike to Hullkiccasa Pass (4,200 m) with breathtaking Andean scenery. Gourmet lunch prepared by the trekking chef. 2-hour descent to the campsite in Kiswarani, enjoying picturesque landscapes along the way. DAY 2: Kiswarani – Pachacutec Pass – Cancha Cancha Day 2: Kiswarani – Pachacutec Pass – Cancha Cancha Morning breakfast followed by a 4-hour steep hike to Pachacutec Pass (4,700 m). Enjoy spectacular views of glaciers, alpine lakes, valleys, and llama herds. Short descent to a lunch spot in the Andes. 2-hour descent to the camp near Cancha Cancha (3,700 m). Meet locals in one of the most traditional mountain communities and learn about their lifestyle. DAY 3: Cancha Cancha – Huaran – Ollantaytambo – Aguas Calientes Day 3: Cancha Cancha – Huaran – Ollantaytambo – Aguas Calientes 3-hour downhill hike to Huaran in the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Visit the Maras salt mines to learn about traditional salt production. Explore Moray, an Inca agricultural laboratory. Enjoy lunch in Ollantaytambo before boarding a 7:00 p.m. train to Aguas Calientes. Overnight stay at a hotel in Aguas Calientes. DAY 4: Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu – Ollantaytambo – Cusco Day 4: Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu – Ollantaytambo – Cusco Early morning bus to Machu Picchu to witness the sunrise. 2-hour guided tour of Machu Picchu followed by free exploration. Option to hike Huayna Picchu (separate ticket required). Return to Aguas Calientes, take the train to Ollantaytambo, and then a bus back to Cusco. Drop-off at your hotel in Cusco. Day 1: Cusco – Lares – Cuncani – Kiswarani Early pickup at 5:00 a.m. from your hotel in Cusco. 2.5-hour drive to the community of Cuncani for breakfast with stunning views. 3-hour uphill hike to Hullkiccasa Pass (4,200 m) with breathtaking Andean scenery. Gourmet lunch prepared by the trekking chef. 2-hour descent to the campsite in Kiswarani, enjoying picturesque landscapes along the way. Day 2: Kiswarani – Pachacutec Pass – Cancha Cancha Morning breakfast followed by a 4-hour steep hike to Pachacutec Pass (4,700 m). Enjoy spectacular views of glaciers, alpine lakes, valleys, and llama herds. Short descent to a lunch spot in the Andes. 2-hour descent to the camp near Cancha Cancha (3,700 m). Meet locals in one of the most traditional mountain communities and learn about their lifestyle. Day 3: Cancha Cancha – Huaran – Ollantaytambo – Aguas Calientes 3-hour downhill hike to Huaran in the Sacred

Choquequirao Trek – 5D/4N

Choquequirao Trek 5D/4N Summary Day 1 Cachora – Coca Masana – Playa Rosalina Day 2 Playa Rosalina – Maranpata – Choquequirao Day 3 Choquequirao Full Day Day 4 Choquequirao – Santa Rosa – Chiquiska Day 5 Chiquiska – Cachora – Cusco ITINERARY INCLUSIONS RECOMMENDATIONS Day 1: Cachora – Coca Masana – Playa Rosalina Day 1: Cachora – Coca Masana – Playa Rosalina Pickup at 5:00 a.m. and drive to Cachora (4 hours). Enjoy views of Salkantay and Veronica mountains, and colorful valleys. Arrive in Cachora (2,900m), a typical Andean village. Continue to Capulliyuc, meet muleteers and cook, and start a 2-hour hike to Chikiska (2,115m). Enjoy views of the Apurimac Valley and snow-capped peaks of Padreyoc and Wayna Cachora (5,482m). Descend to Coca Masana (2,330m) and continue to Playa Rosalina (1,550m) beside the Apurimac River for camping. Day 2: Playa Rosalina – Maranpata – Choquequirao Day 2: Playa Rosalina – Maranpata – Choquequirao Wake up at 5:00 a.m. with coca tea, pack, and enjoy a quick breakfast. Hike to Maranpata, then continue to Choquequirao archaeological site (arrive by noon). Explore Choquequirao, learn about its construction and Inca civilization. Watch condors around 3 p.m. as they fly to higher areas. After exploring, hike to Raqaypata for camping, dinner, and overnight stay. Day 3: Choquequirao Full Day Day 3: Choquequirao Full Day Spend the day exploring Choquequirao with a 5-hour guided tour. Visit all 8 sectors of the site, including granaries, houses, temples, and excavated Inca ruins. Observe condors flying close by in the afternoon. Return to camp for lunch, rest, and enjoy the tranquility of Choquequirao. Day 4: Choquequirao – Santa Rosa – Chiquiska Day 4: Choquequirao – Santa Rosa – Chiquiska Early wake-up and quick breakfast to start hiking to Santa Rosa. Enjoy the warm climate and abundant vegetation. Continue to Playa Rosalina and then hike to Chiquiska for lunch and overnight camping. Day 5: Chiquiska – Cachora – Cusco Day 5: Chiquiska – Cachora – Cusco Early wake-up with coca tea, pack, and enjoy breakfast. Hike to the highest point of the Choquequirao trail (4-hour hike) to Mirador Capuliyoq. Private transport will take you back to Cusco, arriving before 5:00 or 6:00 p.m. INCLUDES Professional bilingual guide (English – Spanish) (Ask for other languages with additional fees for private service). Professional cook. Mules to carry group equipment. All meals during the trek, including traditional Peruvian and modern fusion cuisine. Boiled water and daily snacks. Dining tent, table, stools, cutlery, and kitchen tent. Sleeping tents and Thermarest. First aid kit with oxygen. Pre-trek briefing. Entry to Choquequirao. NOT INCLUDED First breakfast. Personal trekking equipment (backpacks, trekking poles, sleeping bags), available for rental. Tips for guides, cooks, and muleteers. Sleeping Backs ($25). Walking sticks ($15). Horses for riding, available for rental based on individual and group needs. WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING Travel insurance very important to travel with Discover Inca Planet. Documents: Passport and student ID (if applicable). Gear: 21L backpack, trekking poles (with rubber tips). Clothing: Waterproof pants and shorts, trekking shoes, two shirts, light sweater, rain jacket, clean clothes for Aguas Calientes, swimsuit (optional). Personal Items: Toothbrush, toothpaste, wet wipes, sunscreen, insect repellent, flexible water bottle. Medication: Altitude sickness remedies, prescribed medication, anti-blister gel. Optional: Camera, sunglasses, Swiss army knife. Day 1: Cachora – Coca Masana – Playa Rosalina Day 1: Cachora – Coca Masana – Playa Rosalina Pickup at 5:00 a.m. and drive to Cachora (4 hours). Enjoy views of Salkantay and Veronica mountains, and colorful valleys. Arrive in Cachora (2,900m), a typical Andean village. Continue to Capulliyuc, meet muleteers and cook, and start a 2-hour hike to Chikiska (2,115m). Enjoy views of the Apurimac Valley and snow-capped peaks of Padreyoc and Wayna Cachora (5,482m). Descend to Coca Masana (2,330m) and continue to Playa Rosalina (1,550m) beside the Apurimac River for camping. Day 2: Playa Rosalina – Maranpata – Choquequirao Day 2: Playa Rosalina – Maranpata – Choquequirao Wake up at 5:00 a.m. with coca tea, pack, and enjoy a quick breakfast. Hike to Maranpata, then continue to Choquequirao archaeological site (arrive by noon). Explore Choquequirao, learn about its construction and Inca civilization. Watch condors around 3 p.m. as they fly to higher areas. After exploring, hike to Raqaypata for camping, dinner, and overnight stay. Day 3: Choquequirao Full Day Day 3: Choquequirao Full Day Spend the day exploring Choquequirao with a 5-hour guided tour. Visit all 8 sectors of the site, including granaries, houses, temples, and excavated Inca ruins. Observe condors flying close by in the afternoon. Return to camp for lunch, rest, and enjoy the tranquility of Choquequirao. Day 4: Choquequirao – Santa Rosa – Chiquiska Day 4: Choquequirao – Santa Rosa – Chiquiska Early wake-up and quick breakfast to start hiking to Santa Rosa. Enjoy the warm climate and abundant vegetation. Continue to Playa Rosalina and then hike to Chiquiska for lunch and overnight camping. Day 5: Chiquiska – Cachora – Cusco Day 5: Chiquiska – Cachora – Cusco Early wake-up with coca tea, pack, and enjoy breakfast. Hike to the highest point of the Choquequirao trail (4-hour hike) to Mirador Capuliyoq. Private transport will take you back to Cusco, arriving before 5:00 or 6:00 p.m. Day 1: Cachora – Coca Masana – Playa Rosalina Pickup at 5:00 a.m. and drive to Cachora (4 hours). Enjoy views of Salkantay and Veronica mountains, and colorful valleys. Arrive in Cachora (2,900m), a typical Andean village. Continue to Capulliyuc, meet muleteers and cook, and start a 2-hour hike to Chikiska (2,115m). Enjoy views of the Apurimac Valley and snow-capped peaks of Padreyoc and Wayna Cachora (5,482m). Descend to Coca Masana (2,330m) and continue to Playa Rosalina (1,550m) beside the Apurimac River for camping. Day 2: Playa Rosalina – Maranpata – Choquequirao Wake up at 5:00 a.m. with coca tea, pack, and enjoy a quick breakfast. Hike to Maranpata, then continue to Choquequirao archaeological site (arrive by noon). Explore Choquequirao, learn about its construction and Inca civilization. Watch condors around 3 p.m. as they fly to higher areas. After exploring, hike to Raqaypata

Salkantay Trek – 5D/4N

Salkantay Trek 5D/4N Summary Day 1 Cusco – Mollepata – Challacancha – Soraypampa Day 2 Soraypampa – Salkantay Pass – Huayramachay – Chaullay Day 3 Chaullay – Collpapampa – Lucmabamba – Santa Teresa Day 4 Lucmabamba – Llactapata – Hydroelectric – Aguas Calientes Day 5 Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu – Ollantaytambo – Cusco ITINERARY INCLUSIONS RECOMMENDATIONS Day 1: Cusco – Mollepata – Challacancha – Soraypampa Day 1: Cusco – Mollepata – Challacancha – Soraypampa Pick-up: 5:00 a.m. at the hotel in Cusco. Transport: Bus to Mollepata, then to Challacancha. Start of the hike: 9 km trail to Soraypampa (3900 m.a.s.l.) in 3 hours. Stop at Soraypampa: Lunch and campsite. Hike to Humantay Lake: 5 km (3 hours round trip) to see the glacier and sunset. Accommodation: Camping at Soraypampa. Altitudes: Maximum 3850 m.a.s.l. / Minimum 2850 m.a.s.l. Total distance: 14 km. Day 2: Soraypampa – Salkantay Pass – Huayramachay – Chaullay Day 2: Soraypampa – Salkantay Pass – Huayramachay – Chaullay Wake-up call: 5:00 a.m. with coca tea. Ascent to Salkantay Pass: 7 km (4 hours) to 4620 m.a.s.l. Descent: 3 hours to Huayramachay for lunch, then 9 km (3 hours) to Chaullay (2900 m.a.s.l.). Scenery: Views of the cloud forest, orchids, and native plants. Accommodation: Camping at Chaullay. Altitudes: Maximum 4650 m.a.s.l. / Minimum 2900 m.a.s.l. Total distance: 21 km. Day 3: Chaullay – Collpapampa – Lucmabamba – Santa Teresa Day 3: Chaullay – Collpapampa – Lucmabamba – Santa Teresa Wake-up call: 5:30 a.m. with coca tea. Hike: 16 km (7 hours) along the Salkantay River in dense jungle. Stop at Lucmabamba: Lunch and campsite. Optional activity: Visit the hot springs in Santa Teresa. Accommodation: Camping at Lucmabamba. Altitudes: Maximum 2900 m.a.s.l. / Minimum 2100 m.a.s.l. Total distance: 16 km. Day 4: Lucmabamba – Llactapata – Hydroelectric – Aguas Calientes Day 4: Lucmabamba – Llactapata – Hydroelectric – Aguas Calientes Initial activity: Coffee tasting. Hike: 24 km (7 hours) through coffee plantations and Inca trails to Llactapata. Views: Panoramic views of Machu Picchu from the pass. Arrival in Aguas Calientes: Check-in at hotel, dinner, and rest. Accommodation: Hotel in Aguas Calientes. Altitudes: Maximum 2900 m.a.s.l. / Minimum 2040 m.a.s.l. Total distance: 24 km. Day 5: Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu – Ollantaytambo – Cusco Day 5: Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu – Ollantaytambo – Cusco Early departure: 3:30 a.m. to take the first bus to Machu Picchu. Guided tour: 2 hours exploring the main ruins. Free time: Optional: Hike Huayna Picchu ($15 additional entrance). Return: Train to Ollantaytambo and bus to Cusco. Accommodation: Transfer to hotel in Cusco. INCLUDES Official tour guide and assistant for large groups. Professional cook and assistant for large groups, plus a muleteer for mules and horses. Mules for carrying group equipment and large bags for personal items. All meals during the trek, including traditional Peruvian and fusion cuisine with dietary accommodations. Boiled water and snacks. Large dining tent, table, stools, and cooking tent. Sleeping tents and Thermarest mats (2-person tents for individuals and 3-person tents for couples to allow space for personal gear). Additional horses for riding available at extra cost. First aid kit with oxygen. Pre-trek briefing session. Entrance tickets to Salkantay Mountain and Machu Picchu. Hotel in Aguas Calientes. Train ticket (Expedition Train Service 16:22). Private van transport from your hotel in Cusco to Challacancha (trek starting point). Private van transport from Ollantaytambo to Cusco. NOT INCLUDED First breakfast and lunch and dinner on Day 5 in Aguas Calientes. Personal trekking equipment (backpacks, trekking poles, sleeping bags), though available for rent. Tips for guides, cooks, and muleteers. Entrance to Cocalmayo hot springs (Santa Teresa) or other activities in Aguas Calientes. Personal riding horse (additional horses available for rent based on needs). Bus ticket from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu. WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING Travel insurance very important to travel with Discover Inca Planet. Original passport and international student cards (Green ISIC) if applicable. Waterproof trekking shoes and sandals. Warm clothing (thermal underwear, fleece, hat, gloves, socks). Waterproof clothing (poncho). Synthetic or cotton clothing (socks, pants, shorts, t-shirts). Sun hat and sunglasses. Sunscreen and insect repellent. Water bottles (e.g., Nalgene). Basic medications. Trekking poles. Swimsuit and towel. Personal items. Personal snacks. Day 1: Cusco – Mollepata – Challacancha – Soraypampa Day 1: Cusco – Mollepata – Challacancha – Soraypampa Pick-up: 5:00 a.m. at the hotel in Cusco. Transport: Bus to Mollepata, then to Challacancha. Start of the hike: 9 km trail to Soraypampa (3900 m.a.s.l.) in 3 hours. Stop at Soraypampa: Lunch and campsite. Hike to Humantay Lake: 5 km (3 hours round trip) to see the glacier and sunset. Accommodation: Camping at Soraypampa. Altitudes: Maximum 3850 m.a.s.l. / Minimum 2850 m.a.s.l. Total distance: 14 km. Day 2: Soraypampa – Salkantay Pass – Huayramachay – Chaullay Day 2: Soraypampa – Salkantay Pass – Huayramachay – Chaullay Wake-up call: 5:00 a.m. with coca tea. Ascent to Salkantay Pass: 7 km (4 hours) to 4620 m.a.s.l. Descent: 3 hours to Huayramachay for lunch, then 9 km (3 hours) to Chaullay (2900 m.a.s.l.). Scenery: Views of the cloud forest, orchids, and native plants. Accommodation: Camping at Chaullay. Altitudes: Maximum 4650 m.a.s.l. / Minimum 2900 m.a.s.l. Total distance: 21 km. Day 3: Chaullay – Collpapampa – Lucmabamba – Santa Teresa Day 3: Chaullay – Collpapampa – Lucmabamba – Santa Teresa Wake-up call: 5:30 a.m. with coca tea. Hike: 16 km (7 hours) along the Salkantay River in dense jungle. Stop at Lucmabamba: Lunch and campsite. Optional activity: Visit the hot springs in Santa Teresa. Accommodation: Camping at Lucmabamba. Altitudes: Maximum 2900 m.a.s.l. / Minimum 2100 m.a.s.l. Total distance: 16 km. Day 4: Lucmabamba – Llactapata – Hydroelectric – Aguas Calientes Day 4: Lucmabamba – Llactapata – Hydroelectric – Aguas Calientes Initial activity: Coffee tasting. Hike: 24 km (7 hours) through coffee plantations and Inca trails to Llactapata. Views: Panoramic views of Machu Picchu from the pass. Arrival in Aguas Calientes: Check-in at hotel, dinner, and rest. Accommodation: Hotel in Aguas Calientes. Altitudes: Maximum 2900

Inca Trail 2D/1N

Inca Trail 2D/1N Summary Day 1 Cusco – Kilometer 104 (Chachabamba) – Aguas Calientes Day 2 Machu Picchu – Cusco ITINERARY INCLUSIONS RECOMMENDATIONS Day 1: Cusco – Kilometer 104 (Chachabamba) – Aguas Calientes Day 1: Cusco – Kilometer 104 (Chachabamba) – Aguas Calientes Pickup: 4:00 a.m. at the hotel in Cusco with the guide. Transport: Private bus to Ollantaytambo (1.5 hours) and train to Km 104, the starting point of the hike. Hike: Begin the 2-day Inca Trail, visiting archaeological sites like Chachabamba and Wiñayhuayna. Scenery: Enjoy views of the Urubamba River and orchids. Wiñayhuayna: Stop for a break and box lunch. Inti Punku: Pass through the Sun Gate to enjoy the sunset with fewer tourists. Machu Picchu: Walk 45 minutes to the citadel, then take a bus to Aguas Calientes. Dinner: Coordination and planning for the guided tour the next day. Day 2: Machu Picchu – Cusco Day 2: Machu Picchu – Cusco Early breakfast (around 5:00 am). Guided tour of Machu Picchu citadel (approx. 2.5 hours) through the main Inca temples and palaces. Free time to explore or hike Huayna Picchu (optional, additional cost). Descent to Aguas Calientes for lunch, then take the train to Ollantaytambo and return by car to Cusco (approximate arrival: 7:00 pm). End of services. INCLUDES Bilingual professional guide (English – Spanish). (Check for other languages with additional fees for private service). Accommodation: 3-star hotel in Aguas Calientes or Machu Picchu Pueblo. Transport: Pickup and private bus transfers between Cusco, Ollantaytambo, and Aguas Calientes. Train: Round-trip tickets on the «Expedition» service. Meals: 2 breakfasts, picnic-style lunch. Equipment: First aid kit and oxygen tank. Entrance fees: Access to the Inca Trail and Machu Picchu. Extras: Free luggage storage for additional belongings, satellite phone for emergencies. Guided tour: Professional visit to Machu Picchu. NOT INCLUDED Dinner on the first day and lunch on the second day. Huayna Picchu (US$70, subject to availability). Entrance to the hot springs in Aguas Calientes (US$5). Tips. Trekking poles. WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING Travel insurance very important to travel with Discover Inca Planet. Documents: Passport and student ID (if applicable). Gear: 21L backpack, trekking poles (with rubber tips). Clothing: Waterproof pants and shorts, trekking shoes, two shirts, light sweater, rain jacket, clean clothes for Aguas Calientes, swimsuit (optional). Personal Items: Toothbrush, toothpaste, wet wipes, sunscreen, insect repellent, flexible water bottle. Medication: Altitude sickness remedies, prescribed medication, anti-blister gel. Optional: Camera, sunglasses, Swiss army knife. Day 1: Cusco – Kilometer 104 (Chachabamba) – Aguas Calientes Day 1: Cusco – Kilometer 104 (Chachabamba) – Aguas Calientes Pickup: 4:00 a.m. at the hotel in Cusco with the guide. Transport: Private bus to Ollantaytambo (1.5 hours) and train to Km 104, the starting point of the hike. Hike: Begin the 2-day Inca Trail, visiting archaeological sites like Chachabamba and Wiñayhuayna. Scenery: Enjoy views of the Urubamba River and orchids. Wiñayhuayna: Stop for a break and box lunch. Inti Punku: Pass through the Sun Gate to enjoy the sunset with fewer tourists. Machu Picchu: Walk 45 minutes to the citadel, then take a bus to Aguas Calientes. Dinner: Coordination and planning for the guided tour the next day. Day 2: Machu Picchu – Cusco Day 2: Machu Picchu – Cusco Early breakfast (around 5:00 am). Guided tour of Machu Picchu citadel (approx. 2.5 hours) through the main Inca temples and palaces. Free time to explore or hike Huayna Picchu (optional, additional cost). Descent to Aguas Calientes for lunch, then take the train to Ollantaytambo and return by car to Cusco (approximate arrival: 7:00 pm). End of services. Day 1: Cusco – Kilometer 104 (Chachabamba) – Aguas Calientes Pickup: 4:00 a.m. at the hotel in Cusco with the guide. Transport: Private bus to Ollantaytambo (1.5 hours) and train to Km 104, the starting point of the hike. Hike: Begin the 2-day Inca Trail, visiting archaeological sites like Chachabamba and Wiñayhuayna. Scenery: Enjoy views of the Urubamba River and orchids. Wiñayhuayna: Stop for a break and box lunch. Inti Punku: Pass through the Sun Gate to enjoy the sunset with fewer tourists. Machu Picchu: Walk 45 minutes to the citadel, then take a bus to Aguas Calientes. Dinner: Coordination and planning for the guided tour the next day. Day 2: Machu Picchu – Cusco Early breakfast (around 5:00 am). Guided tour of Machu Picchu citadel (approx. 2.5 hours) through the main Inca temples and palaces. Free time to explore or hike Huayna Picchu (optional, additional cost). Descent to Aguas Calientes for lunch, then take the train to Ollantaytambo and return by car to Cusco (approximate arrival: 7:00 pm). End of services. INCLUDES Bilingual professional guide (English – Spanish). (Check for other languages with additional fees for private service). Accommodation: 3-star hotel in Aguas Calientes or Machu Picchu Pueblo. Transport: Pickup and private bus transfers between Cusco, Ollantaytambo, and Aguas Calientes. Train: Round-trip tickets on the «Expedition» service. Meals: 2 breakfasts, picnic-style lunch. Equipment: First aid kit and oxygen tank. Entrance fees: Access to the Inca Trail and Machu Picchu. Extras: Free luggage storage for additional belongings, satellite phone for emergencies. Guided tour: Professional visit to Machu Picchu. NOT INCLUDED Dinner on the first day and lunch on the second day. Huayna Picchu (US$70, subject to availability). Entrance to the hot springs in Aguas Calientes (US$5). Tips. Trekking poles. WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING Travel insurance very important to travel with Discover Inca Planet. Documents: Passport and student ID (if applicable). Gear: 21L backpack, trekking poles (with rubber tips). Clothing: Waterproof pants and shorts, trekking shoes, two shirts, light sweater, rain jacket, clean clothes for Aguas Calientes, swimsuit (optional). Personal Items: Toothbrush, toothpaste, wet wipes, sunscreen, insect repellent, flexible water bottle. Medication: Altitude sickness remedies, prescribed medication, anti-blister gel. Optional: Camera, sunglasses, Swiss army knife. Book Now

Inca Trail 4D/3N

Inca Trail 4D/3N Summary Day 1 Cusco – Piskacucho (Km 82) – Wayllabamba Day 2 Wayllabamba – Ayapata – Warmiwañusca – Pacaymayo. Day 3 Pacaymayo – Chakicocha – Phuyupatamarca – Intipata – Wiñaywayna Day 4 Wiñaywayna – Machupicchu – Cusco ITINERARY INCLUSIONS RECOMMENDATIONS Day 1: Cusco – Piskacucho (Km 82) – Wayllabamba Day 1: Cusco – Piskacucho (Km 82) – Wayllabamba. Departure from Cusco at 5:00 a.m. 1.5-hour drive to Ollantaytambo. Opportunity to purchase missing gear (gloves, sunglasses, etc.) and enjoy the included breakfast. Transfer to Piskacuchu (Km 82), entrance to the Inca Trail. Pass through the checkpoint and begin the Inca Trail towards Wayllabamba. Stop at Miskay, a Quechua village, for lunch and rest. Visit the archaeological site of Patallacta or Llactapata, with a historical explanation from the guide. 2-hour hike to Wayllabamba. Overnight camping in Wayllabamba at 2,900 meters (9,514 feet) above sea level. Day 2: Wayllabamba – Ayapata – Warmiwañusca – Pacaymayo Day 2: Wayllabamba – Ayapata – Warmiwañusca – Pacaymayo. Early start to take advantage of the mountain shade. Ascent to the first pass of the Inca Trail: Warmiwañusca (4,200 meters above sea level), the highest point of the trail. Observation of ecological zones and microclimates. Panoramic view from the summit, with the opportunity for group photos. Descent to Pacaymayo (3,600 meters above sea level). Lunch at the campsite and free afternoon to explore and relax. Day 3: Pacaymayo – Chakicocha – Phuyupatamarca – Intipata – Wiñaywayna Day 3: Pacaymayo – Chakicocha – Phuyupatamarca – Intipata – Wiñaywayna Nutritious breakfast to start the day. 45-minute hike to Runkurakay Pass (3,850 meters above sea level), the second-highest on the trail. Stop to explore the Runkuracay archaeological site, with panoramic views and historical explanation. Visit to the archaeological sites of Sayacmarca and Phuyupatamarca to learn more about the Inca civilization. Lunch along the trail before continuing to Wiñaywayna. Overnight camping at Wiñaywayna, the final night on the Inca Trail. Farewell dinner with the porters, celebrating achievements and their support throughout the journey. Day 4: Wiñaywayna – Machupicchu – Cusco Day 4: Wiñaywayna – Machupicchu – Cusco Early breakfast to begin the final stretch of the Inca Trail. Hike to Inti Punku («Sun Gate»), the traditional entrance with a panoramic view of Machu Picchu. Time for photos and enjoying the breathtaking view of the citadel. Descent to Machu Picchu to check in and take a 2-hour guided tour. Exploration of the historic sanctuary to learn about its history, architecture, and cultural significance. Option to descend to Aguas Calientes by bus or walking via the Inca Trail. Lunch in Aguas Calientes and free time to explore the town. Return to Cusco: train to Ollantaytambo followed by a bus ride to Cusco, concluding the adventure. INCLUDES Bilingual professional guide (English – Spanish). (Check for other languages with additional fees for private service). Complete transportation: Cusco-Km 82, bus in Machu Picchu, return train to Ollantaytambo, return bus to Cusco. Equipment: Tent, mattress, portable toilet, dining tent, rain poncho. Porters: Up to 7 kg of personal belongings and camping equipment. Meals: 4 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 3 dinners, snacks, drinking water, professional chef. Entrance fees: Inca Trail and Machu Picchu. Safety: Satellite phone, radio, oxygen, first aid kit. NOT INCLUDED Lunch on Day 4. Tips. Sleeping bag ($15). Trekking poles ($10). WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING Travel insurance very important to travel with Discover Inca Planet. Documents: Original passport, valid student ID (if applicable). Gear: Small backpack (max. 25L), water bottle (2-3 liters), sleeping bag (-10°C). Clothing: T-shirts (2-3), trekking pants, underwear (4), trekking socks (4), windbreaker, fleece jacket, waterproof clothing, hat, wool beanie, waterproof gloves. Accessories: Trekking shoes, flashlight, power bank, small towel, large plastic bags, comfortable shoes for the campsite. Protection: Sunscreen, rain poncho, rain jackets. Day 1: Cusco – Piskacucho (Km 82) – Wayllabamba Day 1: Cusco – Piskacucho (Km 82) – Wayllabamba. Departure from Cusco at 5:00 a.m. 1.5-hour drive to Ollantaytambo. Opportunity to purchase missing gear (gloves, sunglasses, etc.) and enjoy the included breakfast. Transfer to Piskacuchu (Km 82), entrance to the Inca Trail. Pass through the checkpoint and begin the Inca Trail towards Wayllabamba. Stop at Miskay, a Quechua village, for lunch and rest. Visit the archaeological site of Patallacta or Llactapata, with a historical explanation from the guide. 2-hour hike to Wayllabamba. Overnight camping in Wayllabamba at 2,900 meters (9,514 feet) above sea level. Day 2: Wayllabamba – Ayapata – Warmiwañusca – Pacaymayo Day 2: Wayllabamba – Ayapata – Warmiwañusca – Pacaymayo. Early start to take advantage of the mountain shade. Ascent to the first pass of the Inca Trail: Warmiwañusca (4,200 meters above sea level), the highest point of the trail. Observation of ecological zones and microclimates. Panoramic view from the summit, with the opportunity for group photos. Descent to Pacaymayo (3,600 meters above sea level). Lunch at the campsite and free afternoon to explore and relax. Day 3: Pacaymayo – Chakicocha – Phuyupatamarca – Intipata – Wiñaywayna Day 3: Pacaymayo – Chakicocha – Phuyupatamarca – Intipata – Wiñaywayna Nutritious breakfast to start the day. 45-minute hike to Runkurakay Pass (3,850 meters above sea level), the second-highest on the trail. Stop to explore the Runkuracay archaeological site, with panoramic views and historical explanation. Visit to the archaeological sites of Sayacmarca and Phuyupatamarca to learn more about the Inca civilization. Lunch along the trail before continuing to Wiñaywayna. Overnight camping at Wiñaywayna, the final night on the Inca Trail. Farewell dinner with the porters, celebrating achievements and their support throughout the journey. Day 4: Wiñaywayna – Machupicchu – Cusco Day 4: Wiñaywayna – Machupicchu – Cusco Early breakfast to begin the final stretch of the Inca Trail. Hike to Inti Punku («Sun Gate»), the traditional entrance with a panoramic view of Machu Picchu. Time for photos and enjoying the breathtaking view of the citadel. Descent to Machu Picchu to check in and take a 2-hour guided tour. Exploration of the historic sanctuary to learn about its history, architecture, and cultural significance. Option to descend to Aguas