Itineraries & Rates 2024
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Certified bilingual guide |
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Regular Inca Trails Tour Features
Indigenous man with colorful clothing
Cusco
Dating back to the 12th century the Inca empire is a remarkable place to behold. Nowadays declared a World Heritage site, Cusco garners millions of visitors a year that showcase ancient ruins that to this day still stand. Beautiful highlands, landscapes, wildlife and walking among ancient paths are all part of Cusco’s bewildering charm.
Wiñay Wayna
Also known as “forever young” in Quechua, Wiñay Wayna is an imposing Inca ruin protruding from a sheer hillside surmounting the Urubamba river. The impressive complex which once housed locals that built numerous agricultural terraces all connected by a staircase and fountain structures.
Inti Punku
The sun gate (Inti Punku) offers no less than an impressive view of Machu Picchu and its beautiful surroundings. The Inca trail connected to Macchu Picchu with approximately a mile away, an archeological site considered a must see for everyone that visits Cusco.
Machu Picchu
Built around the 1450, Machu Picchu is a World wonder cultural site that remains relatively true to its origins, restoration work continues to this day providing visitors with a clear idea of the original site structures. An impressive Inca site located 2,430 meters above sea level, following the classical building practices with polished dry-stone walls. Three of its primary structures Inti Watana – The Temple of the Sun, and the room of the Three Windows are all within the confinement of the Sacred District, named by archeologists.
- Huaynapicchu permits: $68 per person
- Personal porters weight allowance: 7 kg
- Horses instead of porters for other Inca treks
- Single tent supplement: $35
- Sleeping bags rental: $28 per bag
- Walking poles rental: $10 per pole
- Inflatable mattress rental: $18 per unit
- Inflatable pillows rental. $6 per pillow
- Duffle bags provided for passengers gear
- Rates are subject to change without prior notice
- Itineraries may be altered by Peruvian authorities
- Last information revision: 08-April-2015
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