Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu 4Days/3Night

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The Legendary Expedition: Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu (4 Days)
Experience the expedition of a lifetime on the 4-Day, 3-Night Classic Inca Trail—the original pilgrimage to Machu Picchu. This authentic route has you mountain camping and exploring impressive archaeological sites only accessible on foot, like the stunning Wiñay Wayna.
You will conquer the famous Warmiwañusca (Dead Woman’s Pass) at 4,215 m (13,828 ft) and cross diverse ecosystems down to the vibrant cloud forest. It all prepares you for the most anticipated moment: your triumphant dawn entrance into Machu Picchu through the iconic Inti Punku (The Sun Gate).
Tour Highlights
- Conquer the Dead Woman’s Pass: Challenge yourself at 4,215m and witness the most spectacular panoramic views of the Vilcanota mountain range.
- Premium Comfort with Inflatable Mattresses: Enjoy a superior night’s rest with high-quality inflatable air mattresses included for every hiker.
- Personal Porter Included: We include 7 kilograms of your personal gear so you can focus on the scenery, supporting ethical labor practices.
- Exclusive Campsites: Rest and recharge in hand-picked, premium campsites away from the massive crowds.
- Inca Site Exploration: Discover hidden archaeological gems like Sayacmarca and Wiñay Wayna during off-peak hours for a private feel.
- Machu Picchu via the Sun Gate: Experience the legendary first glimpse of the Citadel through the Intipunku at dawn.
Classic Inca Trail Tour Summary
🚐 DAY 1: CUSCO – KM 82 – AYAPATA
- 🚶 Hiking Distance: 8.7 miles / 14 km.
- 📍 Trailhead Altitude: 8,923 ft / 2,720 m.
- 🥗 Lunch Spot: Hatunchaca (9,612 ft).
- ⛺ Campsite Altitude: 10,827 ft / 3,300 m.
- 💪 Difficulty: Moderate (Active acclimatization).
- ☀️ Weather: Warm / Sunny.
- 🏛️ Inca Sites: Ccanabamba & Llactapata.
🏔️ DAY 2: AYAPATA – DEAD WOMAN’S PASS – CHAQUICOCHA
- 🚶 Hiking Distance: 9.9 miles / 16 km.
- 🏔️ Highest Point (Pass): 13,828 ft / 4,215 m.
- 🥗 Lunch Spot: Llulluchapampa (12,631 ft).
- ⛺ Campsite Altitude: 11,811 ft / 3,600 m.
- 🔥 Difficulty: Challenging (The most physical day).
- ❄️ Weather: Cold at the pass / Temperate at camp.
- 🏛️ Inca Sites: Runkurakay.
🌿 DAY 3: CHAQUICOCHA – PHUYUPATAMARCA – WIÑAY WAYNA
- 🚶 Hiking Distance: 6.2 miles / 10 km.
- 🥗 Lunch Spot: Phuyupatamarca (12,073 ft).
- ⛺ Campsite Altitude: 8,694 ft / 2,650 m.
- 📉 Difficulty: Moderate (Descent via stone stairs).
- ☁️ Weather: Humid / Cloud forest.
- 🏛️ Inca Sites: Sayacmarca, Phuyupatamarca & Intipata.
✨ DAY 4: WIÑAY WAYNA – MACHU PICCHU – CUSCO
- 🚶 Hiking Distance: 3.1 miles / 5 km.
- 📍 Starting Point: Wiñay Wayna (8,694 ft).
- 🏰 Machu Picchu Altitude: 7,873 ft / 2,400 m.
- ✅ Difficulty: Easy / Cultural tour.
- 🌡️ Weather: Warm and Humid.
- 🌟 Highlights: Inti Punku (Sun Gate) & Citadel Guided Tour.
Note: Campsite locations are subject to change based on government availability and final permit allocation. We highly recommend booking in advance as permits are strictly limited.
When is the Best Time to Hike?
Choosing the right time for your adventure is key to an unforgettable experience. In the Cusco region, the weather is defined by two primary seasons:
- The Dry Season (April to October): This is the premier window for trekking. You will enjoy bright blue skies, crisp mountain air, and radiant sunshine. These months offer the most stable conditions for conquering high passes and capturing that perfect shot of Machu Picchu.
- The Rainy Season (November to March): During this time, the Andes transform into a vibrant, lush paradise. While you should expect torrential but usually brief showers, you will be rewarded with flourishing flora and fauna and fewer crowds.
Important Note: To ensure the highest safety standards and trail preservation, the Inca Trail is closed for maintenance every February.
Why Choose Ali Perú Treks?
- Proven Trust and Reputation We are a 100% reliable, punctual, and practical tour operator. Our reputation backs us up: read the excellent reviews from travelers just like you on TripAdvisor!
- Professional Chef Service & Fresh Meals on the Mountain While others settle for basic camp food, we offer fresh meals prepared by a professional chef. Our team will delight you with varied, hot breakfasts, lunches, and dinners. After a long day of hiking, you deserve a quality meal in our private dining tent.
- Personalized Service (Small Groups) We guarantee an intimate experience with groups of 2 to 12 travelers maximum. This allows us to provide you with detailed attention, far from the massive tours of other companies.
- Fully Escorted (Hotel to Hotel) Your guide travels with you every step of the way. We pick you up from your hotel door in Cusco, accompany you during the 4-day trek, on your tour of Machu Picchu, and on the train back to Ollantaytambo, dropping you off at your hotel.
- Door-to-Door Convenience Forget the logistics. We pick you up from your hotel door in Cusco and drop you off at the same place at the end of the 4-day tour. We take care of absolutely everything.
- Local and Authorized Operator Ali Perú Treks is a 100% locally-owned agency and an officially licensed tour operator for the Inca Trail. Your trip directly supports Cusco’s economy and professionals.
- Optimize Your Time (Early Return) We maximize your itinerary. We organize your return train at a convenient time (2:55 PM or 3:20 PM) from Aguas Calientes, allowing you to get back to Cusco early to rest.
- 100% Guaranteed Departures (No Outsourcing) Your reservation is sacred. If you book a tour for 2 people, the tour departs with 2 people! Ali Perú Treks will never pass you on to another agency or share your service.
- Responsible and Ethical Tourism We believe in dignified work. We ensure fair and punctual payment to our entire team (guides, porters, drivers, and cooks) as soon as they finish their job.
Your epic 4 day Classic Inca Trail adventure starts with a seamless pick-up directly from your hotel in Cusco, Urubamba, or Ollantaytambo. At approximately 5:00 AM, your expert Ali Perú Treks guide and our private transport will pick you up to head toward the picturesque town of Ollantaytambo. We will make a strategic stop there to enjoy a revitalizing breakfast and make final preparations.
From there, we will continue toward Km 82, the official gateway to the Inca Trail. Here, you will meet your dedicated team of professional porters and our talented chef. It is essential to ensure you have the original passport used for your booking, as we will pass the official government checkpoint to begin our legendary journey.
We begin with an acclimatization hike, passing by the Inca site of Kanabamba and the impressive archaeological site of Llactapata, where your guide will reveal the secrets of this Inca agricultural center. Afterward, we will hike for two more hours toward Hatunchaca to enjoy a gourmet Andean lunch and a brief, restorative siesta.
In the afternoon, we will ascend toward our first campsite in Ayapata (3,300 m). On the way, we will pass through Wayllabamba, the last village on the route and your final opportunity to buy snacks or additional drinks.
Upon arrival at Ayapata, your professional tents and high-quality inflatable mattresses will already be set up and ready for you—an exclusive Ali Perú Treks comfort. We will end the day with a comforting «Tea Time» and a spectacular dinner under the starlit Andean sky.
- 🏔️ Starting Altitude (Km 82): 8,923 ft / 2,720 m
- ⛺ Campsite Altitude (Ayapata): 10,827 ft / 3,300 m
- 🛤️ Total Distance: Approx. 8.7 miles / 14 km
- ⏳ Hiking Time: 6 hours
- 📈 Elevation Gain: +1,904 ft / +580 m
- 🥾 Difficulty Level: Moderate (Acclimatization day)
- ✨ Highlights: Llactapata Inca Site, Kanabamba, views of the Urubamba River, and premium comfort at Ayapata.
- 🍽️ Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner.

Your second day begins with a comforting cup of coca tea served directly to your tent, followed by a high-energy breakfast prepared by our chef. This is the most demanding day of the trek, but also the most rewarding. We depart from Ayapata early to begin a steady ascent through the Llullucha Valley.
The first major goal is to conquer the legendary Dead Woman’s Pass (Warmiwañusca), the highest point of the trail at 4,215 m (13,829 ft). Upon reaching the summit, you will feel an incredible sense of accomplishment while enjoying breathtaking 360-degree views of the surrounding peaks. After a well-deserved break and a group photo, we will begin a steep descent into the Pacaymayo Valley to enjoy a delicious gourmet lunch.
After lunch, the journey continues with a second, shorter ascent toward the Runkuraqay Pass (4,000 m). Along the way, we will explore the circular ruins of Runkuraqay and then descend toward the magnificent site of Sayacmarca, an architectural gem perched on the edge of a cliff. We will conclude the day at our scenic campsite in Chaquicocha, where you can relax and enjoy the sunset over the Vilcabamba mountain range.
As always, the Ali Perú Treks team will have your campsite ready upon your arrival. Enjoy our «Tea Time» with hot drinks and snacks before a well-earned gourmet dinner to replenish your energy. After dinner, under the pristine Andean sky, your expert guide will show you the Andean constellations, and you will learn about fascinating Inca cosmology beneath the stars.
- 🏔️ Starting Altitude (Ayapata): 10,827 ft / 3,300 m
- ⛺ Campsite Altitude (Chaquicocha): 11,811 ft / 3,600 m
- 🔝 Highest Point (Dead Woman’s Pass): 13,829 ft / 4,215 m
- 🛤️ Total Distance: Approx. 10 miles / 16 km
- ⏳ Hiking Time: 9–10 hours
- 🥾 Difficulty Level: Challenging (The most intense day)
- ✨ Highlights: Dead Woman’s Pass, Sayacmarca exploration, and Inca astronomy.
- 🍽️ Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner.

After the most intense day of trekking, the third day begins with a nutritious breakfast to recharge your energy. This section welcomes us with spectacular landscapes and a more relaxed pace, designed to deeply connect with nature. We begin our hike from Chaquicocha, entering the fascinating cloud forest. For many travelers, this is the most beautiful sector of the entire Inca Trail, where we will cross original stone tunnels and observe a vibrant biodiversity unique in the world.
Our first stop is Phuyupatamarca («Town Above the Clouds»), located at 12,073 ft (3,680 m). From this strategic point, we will enjoy breathtaking views of Mount Salkantay and the majestic Urubamba Valley. After exploring its ritual fountains, we will begin the descent via perfectly preserved Inca stairways toward the site of Intipata, an impressive agricultural terrace offering an unparalleled panoramic view of the river and mountains.
Finally, we will arrive at our campsite at Wiñaywayna. Here, you will have plenty of time to enjoy a refreshing and revitalizing shower. In the afternoon, we will take a guided tour of the stunning Inca site of Wiñaywayna («Forever Young»), considered the most spectacular and mystical archaeological complex before reaching the citadel of Machu Picchu.
As night falls at our camp, the Ali Perú Treks team will have everything ready for our final Andean gourmet dinner. This evening is truly special: we celebrate the success of the expedition and say goodbye to our incredible team of porters and chefs with an emotional thank-you ceremony. It is the perfect moment to share experiences and reflections before the grand final reward the following day.
- 🏔️ Starting Altitude (Chaquicocha): 11,811 ft / 3,600 m
- ⛺ Campsite Altitude (Wiñaywayna): 8,792 ft / 2,680 m
- 🛤️ Total Distance: Approx. 6.2 miles / 10 km
- ⏳ Hiking Time: 5–6 hours of scenic trekking.
- 🚿 Comfort: Free time for a shower and relaxation at the camp.
- ✨ Highlights: Phuyupatamarca, authentic Inca tunnels, Intipata terraces, and detailed exploration of Wiñaywayna.
- 🍽️ Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner.

Today marks the culmination of your epic Classic Inca Trail adventure. We will wake up before dawn to be among the first at the final checkpoint, which opens promptly at 5:30 AM. After crossing, we begin the final one-hour hike toward the legendary Inti Punku (Sun Gate).
From this ancient vantage point, you will witness a sublime moment: the first panoramic view of Machu Picchu bathed in the first rays of the rising sun. It is a truly unforgettable experience and the ultimate reward for every step taken along the trail.
From the Sun Gate, we will descend for approximately 1 hour to reach the main platform of Circuit 1, the perfect location to capture the classic postcard photographs of the citadel. After immortalizing this moment, we will take a brief technical break and exit the Inca site to use the restrooms located outside the archaeological area.
Following the break, we will re-enter through Circuit 3 to begin your private, two-hour guided tour. Your expert Ali Perú Treks guide will lead you through the most iconic areas, revealing the deep history and mysteries surrounding this World Wonder.
Optional Challenge: Huayna Picchu
For adrenaline seekers who booked the Huayna Picchu permit in advance, you will embark on a challenging one-hour ascent to the summit, followed by a one-hour descent. From the top, you will enjoy a unique and dizzying aerial perspective of the entire citadel (please note: this requires booking months in advance due to high demand).
Once the exploration is complete, we will take the shuttle bus down to the town of Aguas Calientes. You will have time to enjoy a revitalizing lunch (optional) before your guide accompanies you to the train station. We will travel by train to Ollantaytambo, where our dedicated staff will be waiting to transfer you in our private transportation directly to your hotel door in Cusco, concluding an incomparable life experience.
- 🏔️ Starting Altitude (Wiñaywayna): 8,792 ft / 2,680 m
- 🏰 Machu Picchu Altitude: 7,972 ft / 2,430 m
- 🛤️ Total Distance: Approx. 3.1 miles / 5 km
- ⏳ Hiking Time: 2 hours to the photo platform.
- ✨ Highlights: Sunrise at Inti Punku, Classic postcard photos (Circuit 1), Specialized tour (Circuit 3), and private return to Cusco.
- 🍽️ Meals Included: Breakfast.

INCLUDES
Inclusion: Circuits 1 & 3
When booking the Classic 4-Day Inca Trail, your permit automatically includes both the panoramic views and the urban exploration of the citadel. By government mandate, all authorized agencies including Ali Perú Treks reserve the same official circuits for this specific route:
Circuit 1 (Panoramic): This is mandatory for all Inca Trail hikers arriving through the Sun Gate (Intipunku). It provides access to the upper platforms for the classic postcard photo of Machu Picchu.

Circuit 3 (Royalty/Urban): After capturing your photos, the park’s official flow leads you to the lower sector to explore the primary archaeological sites, such as the Temple of the Sun and the Royal Houses.

Pre-Trek Briefing: A comprehensive meeting with your expert guide the day before your trek to answer all questions.
Personal Duffle Bag: Our porters carry up to 7 kg (15 lbs) of your personal gear, which includes your sleeping bag.
Professional Trekking Guides: Highly experienced, university accredited guides who speak fluent English.
Expert Chefs: Chefs who prepare delicious modern Andean, traditional Peruvian, and international meals (Vegetarian options available).
Dedicated Porters: Porters carry all group equipment for the entire trek.
High-Quality Tents: Durable, high mountain tents for your comfort (two people per tent).
Comfortable Sleeping Mattresses: Inflatable mattresses are included for three nights of camping.
Spacious Dining Tent: Roomy dining tent complete with chairs and a table.
Fully Equipped Cooking/Bathroom Tents: Includes all necessary cooking gear and bathroom tents with water pump toilets at all stops.
Bus Cusco to Km 82: Transportation from Cusco to the official starting point of the trek (Piscacucho).
Bus Machu Picchu to Aguas Calientes: Service descends from the archaeological site to the town.
Return Train Ticket: From Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo (Vistadome or 360° class service).
Private Cusco Transport: Bus transport from Ollantaytambo back to your hotel in Cusco.
Satellite Phones: Each group carries a satellite phone for emergency communication with the office.
Oxygen Tank: Each team carries an oxygen tank at all times in case of emergency.
Radios: Internal communication radios for guides, cooks, and porters.
First Aid Kit: A full complement of over the counter medicines and emergency supplies.
Entrance Tickets: Your Inca Trail Permit and the entrance ticket to the Machu Picchu Citadel are covered.
Water: All necessary water is provided (boiled, purified, and cooled) from your first lunch to your last breakfast.
Small Details: A sleeping pillow, backpack rain cover, and rain poncho are included for each hiker.
NOT INCLUDES
- Optional Rentals: Sleeping bag ($25) and trekking poles (pair: $15) are not included.
- Post-Machu Picchu Lunch: The lunch after your Machu Picchu tour in Aguas Calientes is not covered, allowing you dining flexibility.
- Huayna Picchu/Machu Picchu Mountain: The additional entrance ticket for climbing Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain ($80 per person) is not included.
- Other Expenses: Tips (for guides, cooks, and porters), travel insurance, and personal expenses are not covered.
Prepare for the adventure of a lifetime with Ali Perú Treks. We have designed this comprehensive guide to answer all your questions regarding logistics and the exclusive services we provide on the most famous route in the Andes.
The Briefing
The evening before your trek, we hold a mandatory briefing at 6:00 PM at our main office in Cusco.
- Why it matters: You will meet your professional guide, receive your 7 kg (15 lbs) duffel bag, and go over the final technical details of the route to ensure your safety.
Luggage Storage
Wondering what to do with your main suitcase? No problem! You can safely store it for free at our office or at your hotel in Cusco. We recommend traveling only with the essentials to fully enjoy the mountain experience.
How to Book
Since permits are strictly limited, please complete our booking form with:
- Details: Full name (exactly as it appears on your passport), gender, passport number, date of birth, and nationality.
- Documents: A clear copy of your passport is mandatory to purchase government permits.
- Deposit: We require a $200.00 USD deposit per person via WeTravel (a secure system that allows you to pay by credit card or PayPal).
Paying the Balance
The remaining balance must be paid in cash (US Dollars or Peruvian Soles) at our Cusco office at least two days before your departure. If you prefer to pay online via WeTravel or PayPal, a 5.5% service fee applies.
Weather and Acclimatization
Andean weather is unpredictable; we recommend dressing in layers. To avoid altitude sickness (soroche):
- Arrive in Cusco 2 to 3 days before your trek starts.
- Drink plenty of water and coca tea. Our guides carry medical oxygen at all times.
Exclusive Groups and Staff
- Group Size: Maximum 12 people (our average is between 2 to 12 participants).
- Support Team: You will be accompanied by a professional chef and a team of porters sized according to the group to guarantee top-tier service.
Your Luggage on the Trail
- Duffel Bag: We provide you with a 7 kg (15 lbs) bag for your clothes and personal items (carried by our porters).
- Daypack: We recommend a 25L to 30L backpack for your immediate items (water, camera, sunscreen, rain jacket).
How far in advance should I book? The trail is limited to 500 people per day. For peak season (May–August), book 6 to 7 months in advance. For other months, 3 to 4 months is recommended.
Are there discounts for students or minors? Yes! We offer a $40 USD discount.
- Students: Must be under 25 and have a valid, original University ID card (with photo and expiration date). ISIC cards are not accepted.
- Minors: Children and teens (ages 3–17) only need to provide a passport copy.
What is the food like? Our chefs prepare fresh, nutritious meals daily. If you are vegetarian, vegan, or have food allergies, please let us know when booking. We provide special menus at no extra cost.
How are the water and bathroom facilities?
- Water: We provide boiled and filtered water at every meal site. Please bring reusable bottles.
- Bathrooms: This is our specialty! Ali Perú Treks provides private portable toilets at every campsite. They are clean, eco-friendly, and exclusive to our group.
Is there electricity? There are no power outlets on the trail. We recommend bringing a portable power bank for your devices.
Are sleeping bags included? Sleeping bags are not included in the tour price. However, you don’t need to bring one from home; you can rent professional mummy-style sleeping bags from us (rated for temperatures as low as -15°C / 5°F).
Do I need trekking poles? Yes, they are highly recommended. The Inca Trail consists of thousands of stone steps with steep ascents and descents. You should bring your own or rent professional poles from us in Cusco. Note: Poles must have rubber tips to protect the trail.
What happens if I get sick or injured? Our guides are first-aid certified and carry a full medical kit and oxygen. In case of a serious emergency, we coordinate immediate evacuation.
Where do I pick up my duffel bag on Day 4? Your gear will be kept in a secure storage point in Aguas Calientes while you visit Machu Picchu. You will pick it up before heading to the train station.
The Inca Trail is considered a challenging trek. However, it is accessible to most people with a reasonable level of fitness. The trail is about 43 kilometers (26 miles) long. It takes four days to complete this trek to Machu Picchu. Hikers will experience a mix of steep ascents and descents. This is particularly true when climbing to the Dead Woman’s Pass (Warmi Wañusqa). This pass is at 4,200 meters (13,780 feet).
While physical difficulty varies, altitude is a major challenge. To make the trek easier, spend a few days acclimatizing in Cusco. Proper preparation, a positive attitude, and experienced support are key. Our porters and guides make the Inca Trail an incredible and rewarding experience.
The classic 4 day Inca Trail is considered moderate to challenging. You do not need to be an athlete. However, you should be prepared to hike 6 to 10 hours per day. This includes steep ascents and long descents.
Day 2 is the most demanding. You will cross the highest point of the trek, Dead Woman’s Pass (Warmiwañusca). This challenging pass is at 4,215 meters above sea level. If you lead an active lifestyle, you are likely in good shape. Training with cardio and strength endurance in the weeks before your trip helps. This ensures you complete the trek successfully. Prepare for this trekking adventure in Peru .
Sustainability is a core value for Ali Peru Treks. We are committed to promoting low impact, responsible tourism. We enforce a strict «Leave No Trace» policy on all Peru treks. We ensure fair compensation and respectful treatment for all local porters. We use fresh, locally sourced ingredients for meals. We collaborate with Andean communities through training and social projects. We are gradually eliminating single-use plastics in all our operations. We want every traveler to admire the Inca legacy. We also want them to become a part of its preservation. Our efforts support eco-conscious travel in Peru.
If Inca Trail permits are sold out for your preferred dates, we offer stunning alternatives:
- The Salkantay Trek To Machu Picchu 5d/4n is a high mountain scenic trek. It does not require permits.
- The Lares Trek To Machu Picchu 4d/3n is ideal for a cultural immersion. It explores remote Andean communities.
- The Short Inca Trail To Machupicchu With Hotel 2d/1n: starts at Km 104. It includes part of the original trail with a grand entrance to Machu Picchu through the Sun Gate.
- Custom itineraries: We can combine hikes, cultural tours, and day trips based on your fitness level and schedule
Our team will help you select the best route for your goals and timeframe.
Ali Perú Treks – Local Expertise & Professional Service
To ensure a comfortable and safe journey to Machu Picchu, we have prepared this essential guide. Proper preparation is the key to enjoying the Andes.
These items must be on your person or in your daypack at all times:
- Original Passport: Must be the same document used for your booking.
- Valid University Card: (If you booked with a student discount).
- Good Daypack: A 30L to 40L backpack is ideal. (Note: Large hiking packs are not allowed inside Machu Picchu).
- Water Storage: 2-3 Liters (Reusable bottles or Camelbaks are highly encouraged).
- Hiking Boots: Comfortable, broken-in, and with good ankle support.
- Headlamp: Essential for navigating campsites at night.
- Rain Gear: High-quality poncho or rain jacket.
- Personal Documents & Cash: Small denominations in Soles for tips or local snacks.
As a 100% Direct Local Operator, Ali Perú Treks provides you with a duffel bag during your briefing. We INCLUDE a personal porter who will carry up to 7 kg (15 lbs) of your belongings.
Note on Porter Welfare: By Peruvian Law, duffel bags cannot exceed 7 kg to protect the health of our staff. Please consider that a sleeping bag (approx. 2 kg) and mattress (1 kg) stay inside the bag, leaving you 4 kg for personal clothing.
Inside your Duffel Bag:
- Clothing: 2 t-shirts, 2 pairs of hiking pants, 4 sets of undergarments, 3 pairs of hiking socks.
- Layers: Fleece, thermals, and a warm down jacket (Temperatures at the 2nd campsite can drop to 3°C / 37°F).
- Hand Wear: Waterproof gloves (essential for cold mornings).
- Camp Shoes: Comfortable sneakers or sandals to rest your feet at camp.
- Sleeping Bag: Rated for at least -15°C (Available for rent at Ali Perú Treks).
- Quick-dry Towel: For personal hygiene.
- Power Bank: There is no electricity along the trek.
- Sun Protection: Sunscreen (high SPF), sun hat, and sunglasses.
- Skin Care: Lip balm and moisturizer (the Andean air is very dry).
- Hygiene: Hand sanitizer, wet wipes, toothbrush, and toothpaste.
- Insect Repellent: Essential for the final days in the cloud forest.
- Medication: Personal prescriptions and a small First Aid kit (band-aids, moleskin for blisters, pain relief).
Since you won’t have access to your duffel bag until the evening campsite, keep these handy:
- Daily Water: Please bring your own water for the first morning; we provide boiled/filtered water from the first lunch onwards.
- Warm Layers: A fleece or light jacket for when you stop moving.
- Snacks: Energy bars, chocolate, or dried fruits to keep your sugar levels up.
- Trash Bag: A small plastic bag for your waste (we practice «Leave No Trace»).
- Camera: To capture the breathtaking views of the trail and the final arrival at the Sun Gate.
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