Huchuy Qosqo Trek to Machu Picchu 3D/2N

Briefing:
The pre-route briefing or meeting takes place at your hotel the day before the route at 17:00 pm and lasts between 45 minutes and 1 hour. During this session, you will meet the guide who will accompany you on the route, who will answer all your questions and resolve your doubts.
Professional guides:
specialized in hiking and selected from accredited universities. Our guides are fluent in English and have between five and twelve years of experience in different excursions in the region. They are skilled in handling groups under pressure and are experts in first aid and rescue techniques. Most of them come from different Andean communities and bring with them their cultural heritage. Together with the rest of the field team, our guides will make your trip a unique experience.
Chefs:
Trained in local gastronomy schools, they are experts in modern Andean cuisine, traditional Peruvian foods, international food styles and vegetarian cuisine. They have a deep knowledge of the nutritional properties of their meals and are experts in cooking as fast as possible. And all this, of course, with special emphasis on hygiene and food safety during preparation.
Porters:
Responsible for carrying all the group gear and your 7kg of personal items. They come from various rural communities from the Cusco region, where they still maintain their local customs and traditions. We provide them with accident insurance during the trek and with suitable clothing that allows them to work in comfort. Our porters are also hosts responsible for making your journey an unforgettable experience.
Horse:
we include in this tour horses  to carry your luggage during the tour, so you can enjoy your trip at ease.
Emergency horse
in this lares trek tour is included an additional horse for our clients in case they need support in the trek due to fatigue or other circumstances.
Hotel
The trek will include two nights camping and one night in a hotel in Aguas Calientes (Machupicchu). We include a 3 star hotel. Your reserved hotel is factored into the cost of your final bill and upgrades are always possible.
Tents:
These are high mountain tents. They can withstand harsh winter weather, including heavy rain and snow.
Sponge sleeping pads:
Our sponge mattresses guarantee a warm and comfortable night’s sleep on the trail.
Dining tent:
Our spacious dining tent, complete with chairs and a table, gives us all the space we need to enjoy our meals regardless of the weather outside.
Cooking tent:
Comes with all the necessary equipment for our chef to prepare your meals (gas stove and all food preparation utensils).
Bathroom Tents:
These tents have toilets with water pumps, and we will install them at all our lunch spots and campsites.
Transportation:
Bus from Cusco to the trailhead in the town
EXPEDITION Train from Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientes
Bus from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu (day 4).
Bus down from Machupicchu to Aguas Calientes (day 4)
Round trip train ticket (Expedition class) from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo after your visit to Machu Picchu.
Bus from Ollantaytambo to your hotel in Cusco.
Emergency equipment:
Satellite phones: Each of our groups carries a satellite phone with them at all times to communicate with our office in case of emergency or for clients to use in case they have a personal emergency anywhere in the world.
Radios: They have a range of 10 km and 8 frequencies for our guides, cooks and porters to communicate with each other.
First aid kit: We carry a full complement of over-the-counter medications, including alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, tincture of iodine, germicidal soap, cotton, gauze, bandages, adhesive medical tape, surgical gloves, analgesics for muscle and stomach pains, antipyretics, anti-allergics, anti-inflammatories, oral rehydration salts, laxatives, burn cream, splints, blood pressure devices, and thermometers. If you take prescription medication, you may bring your own medications.
Entrance ticket:
Huchuy Qosqo: .We include this entrance ticket
Machu Picchu: after 2 days of trekking it is finally time to visit the wonder of Machu Picchu.
Water:
From the first lunch to the last breakfast, we will provide you with all the water you need. The water will be provided boiled and purified, then cooled before distributing it. You must bring your water bottle and/or camelback. We recommend bringing about 3 liters. You will be able to refill water at each meal.
Small details:
We believe it is the attention to the small details that makes the difference. Each hiker receives a small pillow to sleep on, a foam mattress for insulation, a backpack cover to protect your gear while hiking and a rain poncho. We try to improve so you have a better experience.