INCA TRAIL TO MACHUPICCHU 2025
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Tours Inca Trail To Machupicchu
Inca Trail to Machupicchu
- 4 Days/3Nights
- Group Size Up to 10
- Activity Level: Moderate,Challenging
- Accommodation: Camping
- from: $730
Inca Trail To Machupicchu
- 5 Days/4Nights
- Group Size Up to 10
- Activity Level: Moderate, Challenging
- Accommodation: Camping
- From:$900
Short Inca Trail To Machupicchu
- 2 Days/1Night
- Group Size Up to 10
- Activity Level Easy
- Accommodation: Hotel
- From:$490
Inca Trail 4 Days/3 Nights(private tour)
- 4 Days/3Nights
- Group Size Up to 10
- Activity Level Challenging
- Accommodation: Camping
- From:$800
Embark on the legendary 4 day Inca Trail that will take you through breathtaking landscapes, ancient Inca sites and mountain passes, culminating in the majestic citadel of Machu Picchu at sunrise.
Alternative Tours To Machupicchu
Salkantay Hike To Machupicchu
- 5 Days/4Nights
- Group Size Up to 10
- Activity Level Challenging
- Accommodation: Camping
- From:$720
Salkantay hike TO Machupicchu
- 4 Days/3Nights
- Group Size Up to 10
- Activity Level Challenging
- Accommodation: Camping
- From:$580
Lares Trek To Machupicchu
- 4 Days/3Nights
- Group Size Up to 10
- Activity Level Challenging
- Accommodation: Camping
- From:$600
Lares Trek & short inca trail to machupicchu
- 5 Days/4Nights
- Group Size Up to 10
- Activity Level Challenging
- Accommodation: Camping
- From:$850
HIKE TO AUSANGATE & MACHUPICCHU
Ausangate 7 Lagoons
- 1 Day hike
- Group Size Up to 10
- Activity Level Moderate
- Accommodation: Camping
- From:$120
Ausangate Hike And Rainbow Mountain
- 4 Days/3Nights
- Group Size Up to 10
- Activity Level Challenging
- Accommodation: Camping
- From:$480
Ausangate Hike And Machupicchu
- 4 Days/3Nights
- Group Size Up to 10
- Activity Level Challenging
- Accommodation: Camping
- From:$720
Ausangate Hike
- 2 Days/1Night
- Group Size Up to 10
- Activity Level Moderate
- Accommodation: Camping
- From:$280
CUSCO
Cusco and its surroundings are full of impressive Inca archaeological sites, such as Sacsayhuaman, Q'enqo, Puka Pukara and Tambomachay, which show the incredible architectural skill of the Incas and their deep knowledge of astronomy and nature.
CULTURAL TOURS
Half Day City Tour
- Half Day Tour
- Group Size Up to 10
- Activity Level Easy
- Tour Language: English, Spanish
- From:$80
sacred valley tour
- Full Day
- Group Size Up to 10
- Activity Level Easy
- Tour Language: English, Spanish
- From:$100
Tour To Machupicchu By Train
- Full Day
- Group Size Up to 10
- Activity Level Easy
- Tour Language: English, Spanish
- From:$290
Sacred Valley And Machupicchu Tour
- Full Day
- Group Size Up to 10
- Activity Level Easy
- Accommodation: Hotel
- From:$450
LEARN ABOUT OUR INCA CULTURE
Before the arrival of the Incas, the Sacred Valley was inhabited by various pre-Inca cultures, such as the Killke and the Wari. However, it was during the height of the Inca empire that the valley acquired its maximum importance. The Incas considered the valley a sacred place because of its natural beauty and the presence of rivers that cross it, such as the Urubamba River.
The valley is also home to numerous important archaeological sites, such as Pisac, Ollantaytambo, Chinchero and Moray, which were ceremonial, agricultural and administrative centres during the Inca empire. These sites show the architectural skill and advanced urban planning of the Incas.
Q'eswachaka is built using traditional Inca techniques and is the last remaining bridge of its kind in the world. Every year in June, local communities come together to rebuild the bridge in an event known as the ‘Q'eswachaka Festival’. During this event, people from neighbouring communities come together to weave the strings of ichu (a type of tall grass from the region) that are used to build the bridge.
Choquequirao is believed to have been built during the reign of the Inca emperor Pachacutec in the 15th century. It was used as a ceremonial and administrative centre as well as a resting place for the Inca nobility. The remote location and the difficulty of accessing Choquequirao suggest that it may also have had a defensive purpose.
The Sacred Valley was full of agricultural terraces built by the Incas to grow food crops such as maize, quinoa and potatoes. These terraces were not only functional, but also served as a symbol of Inca dominion over nature. In addition to agriculture, the valley was known for its high quality weavings and ceramics.
Today, the Humantay Lagoon is a popular tourist destination due to its natural beauty and its cultural and historical significance. Many visitors hike to the lagoon to enjoy its breathtaking scenery and to experience the energy and tranquillity that emanates from this sacred place.
Moray is known for its concentric circular terraces, which are believed to have been used as an Inca agricultural laboratory. Each terrace has a different microclimate, which allowed the Incas to experiment and cultivate a variety of crops in one place, thus contributing to the diversification of agriculture in the region and the development of new plant varieties.
Andean handicrafts are another important manifestation of this culture, with techniques and designs passed down from generation to generation. Weavings, ceramics, wood and metal sculptures, and leatherwork are some of the traditional artistic expressions of Andean peoples, often depicting symbolic and spiritual motifs.
The site is also linked to the history and legend of Machu Picchu, as it is believed to have been used as a checkpoint and resting place for pilgrims making their way to the citadel. Many visitors making the trek to Machu Picchu stop at Wiñay Wayna to explore its ruins and enjoy the panoramic views of the valley.
Llamas play a prominent role in Andean festivities and ceremonies, such as the Inti Raymi (Feast of the Sun) and Pachamama (Mother Earth), where they are sacrificed as offerings to the gods. Despite their cultural and historical importance, llamas have declined in numbers in recent decades due to habitat loss and competition with other human activities.
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