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Choquequirao - Machupicchu 9 Days/ 8 Nights
The Vilcabamba Mountain range with its highest peak Salcantay at 6 300 m, runs north to south through continent of South America, creates barriers with different ecological niches that provide different micro climates and habitat for animals like the Spectacled Bear, Fox, Llamas, Condors and many more. These valleys are surrounded by high glacial mountains and where the old settlers lived in harmony with nature and created a civilization with high social and technological order. One of the most advanced and civilized centers of the old world, Choquequirao (The Gold Cradle) is the city sister of Machu Picchu, both are located in almost inaccessible places, with spectacular views and interconnected by Inca trails.
Choquequirao 5 Days /4 Nights
Located to the northeast of CUSCO between the rivers of APURIMAC and URUBAMBA, Choquekiraw has a fascinating history and landscape surrounded by glaciers and mountains, home to bears, cóndores, tarántulas, etc. This region of cloud forest served as a refuge and fortress of the Inca resistance during the time of the conquest; from here they tried to regain control of TAHUANTINSUYO from the Spanish invaders. The customs and typical clothing of local people reflect a mixture of cultures. Their language and textiles, with Inca and Pre-Inca adornments are clear evidence of the influence of Quechuas, for example CHOQUEQUIRAO has identical architecture to MACHUPICCHU, PISAC, and OLLANTAYATMBO and is located in a strategic zone that was connected with all the important cities.
Mandorpampa - Machupicchu 2 Days / 1 Nights
Exploring Machupicchu in the early morning before the day trippers arrive allows you time to really appreciate this impressive landscape surrounded by mountains, rivers, water falls and valleys of abundant vegetation.
Lares Trek - Machupicchu 4days/3nights
A visit to the valley of Lares brings you into contact with the Andean way of life reminiscent of times gone by. Valleys nestled high in the mountains, villagers carry on traditions passed on by their ancestors in textiles and handicrafts. This area is rich in diversity of flora and fauna, a truly charming region.
Salkantay - Machupicchu 5days/4nights.
A more remote trail offering wonderful views with less traffic than the Inca Trail, this hike allows you to appreciate diverse ecological zones including subtropical and glacial tips. On our expedition we will skirt around one of the highest mountains in the south of the country, SALKANTAY at 6 300m, covered with glaciers, respected and venerated by the inhabitants of this area it is one of the most beautiful. The magic of this mountain is sure to make a lasting impression.
Inca Trail: 4 Days /3 Nights
This world famous hike is the most popular hike in the Andes, offering a unique experience rich in culture, history and bio-diversity. The Inca sites, the unforgettable views, crossing the snow-covered mountains and cloud forests where the exotic vegetation includes one hundred varieties of orchids. This route includes extraordinary ecological variety. MACHUPICCHU cannot be totally understood without the experience of the Inca Trail. Visiting these sites in sequence you can experience the ceremonial character, ascending in hierarchy as you approach the city. This Incan province was a zone accessed exclusively by the elite. The Inca Trail is essentially a work of spiritual art, like a gothic cathedral, and to walk the Inca Trail was an act of devotion.
Inca Trail: 2 Day / 1 Night
Day 1: Cusco - Chachabamba - Wiñaywayna - Machu Picchu – Aguas Calientes
In the early morning our bus will collect you from your hotel and take us to the Cusco train station where we will take the tourist train to the town of Chachabamba. From here we will begin our hike after registering at the control post of the Sanctuary of Machupicchu. After approximately 3 hours, we arrive at the archaeological site of Wiñaywayna (meaning "always young" the name with which the villagers call a variety of small orchids abundant in this area). After lunch we climb to Inti Punku (Door of the Sun) a place which offers magnificent views of Machupicchu, and then we descend by bus to the township of Aguas Calientes (Hot Waters) where we will spend the night in a comfortable hotel after having dinner in a typical restaurant.
