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Descripción Corta DÍA 02: AYAPATA – ABRA DE MUJER MUERTA – PACAYMAYU – ABRA RUNKURAKAY– SAYAQMARKA – CHAQUIQOCHA
Access to major tourist destinations in Peru is regulated by official entities such as the Ministry of Culture, which controls availability and entry to historical sites.
To enter certain attractions, a prior reservation or permit is required, which must match the traveler's personal information (full name, ID or passport number, and nationality).
Authorized travel agencies are the only entities that can legally and securely manage these permits.
Entrance fees are limited, so booking in advance is recommended.
If you wish to change your travel dates, this will be subject to availability and may require a new reservation.
These are official regulations that all visitors must respect. If you cannot find availability for your desired date, we have equally incredible alternatives that we can recommend so you can make the most of your experience in Peru.
Contamos con guías profesionales, itinerarios cuidadosamente planificados.
Te acompañamos con guías expertos, priorizando siempre tu seguridad y bienestar.
Ofrecemos un servicio de alta calidad, cuidando cada detalle de tu experiencia.
Highlight: Very early in the morning, we will depart from Cusco towards Piscacucho (Km 82), the starting point of the Classic Inca Trail. After registering, we will begin our hike, crossing the Urubamba River valley until we reach the archaeological complex of Llactapata, where we will learn about the history and architecture of the Inca Empire. We will continue hiking through agricultural landscapes and Andean communities to Huayllabamba, and then gently ascend to Ayapata, where we will set up camp and enjoy a well-deserved dinner surrounded by the tranquility of the Andes.
Highlight: Experience the most challenging day of the Inca Trail, crossing the highest mountain passes and discovering impressive Inca archaeological sites.
Highlight: Hike one of the most beautiful sections of the Inca Trail through cloud forests, agricultural terraces, and extraordinary archaeological sites.
Highlight: The adventure culminates with your entry into Machu Picchu through the legendary Sun Gate and discover one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World.
At Intipath Tours, included and not included services are specified in all itineraries to ensure transparency and safety on your trip.
Our official tour guides speak English and Spanish and are professionally trained and certified.
We have trusted local staff who will carry your camping and food equipment.
Enjoy nutritious breakfasts, lunches, and dinners prepared by our trekking chef.
We will pick you up from your hotel in Cusco in private group transportation to the starting point of the trek.
Here is a brief list of the extras you can enjoy during this package:
Altitude Acclimatization: It is vital to arrive in Cusco at least 2 or 3 days prior to your trip to allow your body to gradually acclimatize to the 3,400 meters altitude.
Suggested Diet: Drink plenty of hot coca tea, avoid alcohol and heavy meals for the first 24 hours.
Warning Signs: If you experience persistent headaches or nausea, rest immediately and notify our support staff.
Passport and Visas: You must carry your original, valid physical passport. Copies and photos are not accepted for official checks along the route.
Travel Insurance: It is mandatory to have insurance that covers mountain rescue, aeromedical evacuation, and adventure medical expenses for your peace of mind.
Traveler's Manual: Click the button below to download the complete pre-trip preparation guide, health tips, and safety protocols from IntiPath Tours.
Layering System: The weather in the Andes changes quickly; bring a down jacket, windbreaker, quick-drying shirts, and thermal leggings.
Specialized Footwear: Wear waterproof trekking boots with good grip (Vibram insoles recommended) to avoid slipping on wet or rocky terrain.
Trekking Poles: We recommend using poles with rubber tips to protect the Inca Trail and improve your stability.
Information Briefing: The night before the scheduled departure, we will meet at your hotel at 6:00 PM for the final briefing with your assigned guide.
Tips and Extras: Tips for the porters and cooks are voluntary and are given at the end of the expedition as a token of appreciation.
Detailed Route Map: Download the technical map here with altitudes, campsites, lunch stops, and checkpoints for each day.
Respect for Heritage: We practice responsible tourism; please do not leave trash on the trail and respect the marked trails.
Everything you need to know: Access the final document with the complete checklist so you don't forget anything in your bag before embarking on your adventure.
Below is a list of recommended items to bring on your trip.
"Private Inca Trail to Machu Picchu Tour" You can depart any day of the week, from March to January. We do not offer this trek in February due to the rainy season and maintenance.
Prepayment required
Balance (Cusco): (usually paid in Cusco after the briefing).
This small-group tour is guaranteed to operate with only two guests. Please note that PayPal charges a 5% fee, which we ask you to cover as it is due to the use of your service.
There are additional services and upgrades that can be included on this tour.
Once your booking is confirmed, we guarantee that the price will not increase, whatever the circumstances. Therefore, before booking...
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Remember | Shortly, one of our travel experts will contact you to confirm the availability of the trip you have chosen.
Note | Due to the rainy season and trail maintenance, we do not offer treks during the month of February.
Feel free to contact us by email at
info@intipathtours.com
or call us at (+51)920 307 331
Opening Hours
Monday to Sunday:
9:00 am to Lun - Dom: 09:00 - 18:00
Our Office
A.P.V Coviduc A-6, Paradero Sol de Oro, Cusco
Classic Inca Trail Expedition - 4 Days
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