his is a very amazing and eye-opening cultural experience.  The main draw however is hiking to remote Quechua villages, where most people still speak Quechua as their daily language, and men and women dressed in their traditional clothes. You will see how people live their traditional lives and how they haven't changed much in hundreds of years. 

• Bilingual guide.
• Pick-up from the hotel in Cusco.
• Tourist train from “Aguas Calientes” to Ollantaytambo.
• Tourist bus from Ollantaytambo to Cusco
• Entrance to Machu Picchu
• 1 night in a hotel of “Aguas Calientes”.
• Inflatable mattress
• Meals: 4B / 3L / 3D • 4-person camping tent for 2 people.
• Mules / Horses / Porters carry the camping and kitchen equipment plus 5 kilos of personal items per passenger.
• Buses from “Aguas Calientes” to Machu Picchu and “Aguas Calientes”

• Sleeping bags (can be rented for 15 USD for the whole trek)
• Lunch on the fourth day.
• Water bottles
• Hot Springs in “Aguas Calientes” (10 soles)
• Optional hike to Huayna Picchu (45 soles) must be booked at least 3 weeks in advance
• Tips: we recommend giving 50 soles per guide (per person) 30 soles per carrier (per person) and 40 soles per Chef (per person) *optional recommendations depending on the service you receive.