You will be picked up at 8:15am from your hostel to head to the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Along the way, you will make a stop to marvel at the classic view of the Urubamba River that is snaking its way through the valley. 

Your journey continues to the small village of Pisac, where we will see the colorful typical handicraft market, and then we will visit the archeological complex of Pisac where our knowledgeable guide will explain the history and Inca architecture of this wonderful site. 

Afterward, our professional driver will take us to the next stop: Urubamba. Here, we will taste the best flavors of the regional cuisine in a restaurant. Then we will head to the most exciting archeological site, Ollantaytambo, known as the Inca living city because it keeps the originality of the streets, houses channels of water flowing by the middle of the lanes. An impressive archeological site can be seen here, made up of an enormous sculpture of the main Incan God called Wiracocha, carved on the mountainside. After that you will travel for one more hour to see the ancient town of Chinchero known as the land of the textiles. Your guide will lead you to one of the workshops where he/she will explain the Alpaca weaving process.

Lastly, you will visit the colonial church that was built in the XVI century to learn about its importance within archaeological history. You will return to Cusco at approximately 6 pm, when we will then transfer you back to the hostel.

Included Activities 

• Sacred Valley tour 

Accommodations 

• Hostel 

Meals 

• Breakfast, lunch

The beginning of a new adventure! At 6:00 am our guide will pick you up from your hotel and drive you to the start of the trail, which takes roughly 2 hours.  This area is called kilometer 82, where you will meet up with your porters and gears. You begin your trek, escorted by the porters. You will walk around 5 hours, total number of kilometers 12 km.

Accommodations 

· Camping 

Meals 

· Breakfast, lunch, dinner

Today is an unforgettable day. After a hearty breakfast, we’ll begin our hike on what will be our most challenging day. Today we climb 900 metres (3000 feet) up to Warmiwañusqa, or ‘Dead Woman’s Pass’ 4400 metres (14,435 feet). The trail winds its way up through a beautiful mountain pass with stunning panoramic views of the alpine wonderland. It’s a challenging hike to the pass, and the 360º views make every step worthwhile. After celebrating our ascent, we’ll walk down cobbled steps paved by the Incas over 500 years ago to Pacaymayo Valley, our camp for the evening. Again, we’ll already have tents set up so all you need to do is relax and enjoy the evening. We will walk 7 to 8 hours, 13 kilometers.

Accommodations 

· Camping 

Meals 

· Breakfast, lunch, dinner 

Day 5 is a day of impressive archeological sites. Early morning after breakfast we start the ascent towards the second most important pass on the trail which lies at 13,123 ft. There we will visit and have a historical information of the Inca Ruins of Runkurakay (12,464 ft.), Yanacocha (Black Lake), and the Inca citadel of Sayaqmarka (11,811 ft.). Then we continue trekking towards Phuyu Patamarka (12,024 ft.) another important archaeological monument. After lunch and a short break we continue walking down 2,000 steps to Wiñay Huayna (Forever Young), a beautiful Inca construction that supplied food for the Machupicchu Inca builders. There, we’ll camp near the ruins and have a well deserved nutritious dinner. You will walk 6 hours, total number of kilometers 15

Accommodations 

· Camping 

Meals 

· Breakfast, lunch, dinner 

This is the final and most spectacular leg of the trail to Machu Picchu. You will break camp early in the morning and head off towards the Inti Punku or Gateway of the Sun, the last pass on the trail. From this point, Machu   Picchu is a surreal and marvelous site. Once you arrive at Machu Picchu, there will be a 2-hour, fully guided tour around the ruins, visiting the main sites and monuments. After the tour, you will have free time to wander around and explore by yourself or you can choose to take a hike to Huayna Picchu, which is very steep and rugged, but more than rewarding. Once you reach the overlook atop the pass, you will get to witness an overhead view of the city that only a handful of people in history have ever seen – past or present. Also, you can choose to spend the rest of your morning exploring the town and village in and around Machu Picchu. You guide can tell you about different hotspots you can check out. Finally we take the train back to Ollantaytambo, where you will be transferred back to your hostel in Cusco

Included Activities

· Machu Picchu Tour

Accommodations 

• Hostel  

Meals 

• Breakfast

When your vacation is all said and done, regardless of the package you have chosen, you will still be seen off like royalty. After you eat a hearty regional breakfast, we will deliver you in style to the airport, where your flight awaits.

We’ll offer assistance with whatever you need: Check-ins, tickets, luggage, etc.

Just remember to come back and vacation with us again. You can never see too much of Perú.

Included Activities

· Transport

Meal

· Breakfast