Inka Jungle

In the morning we will pick you up and drive directly to the starting point (Abra Malaga 4315 m) in the Andes, where we will have a spectacular view of the glaciers in the area. Once equipped with all the equipment for downhill biking, the adventure will begin: we will pass through landscapes between the mountains, enjoying the speed and feeling the breeze in the air. In the afternoon we will join the rafting team for the adventure on Cusco’s main river.

– Distance: 126 km road, 65 km bike.

– Maximum altitude: 4315 m Abra Malaga

– Minimum altitude: 1145 m Santa Maria

– Feasibility: Transportation and mountain biking

– Difficulty level: Easy

– Activities: Scenic, Adventure – Biking, Rafting, Culture, Historical, Archaeological – Huaman Marka

– Overnight: Family house in Santa Maria.

We will visit the plantations of the area: coffee, cacao and tropical fruits and even coca plantations. In addition, we will pass through inhospitable places; the Inca engineering had no limits to build the Inca Trail on precipices with an incomparable panorama of the valley and mountains. The Inca Trail has many levels, we will be at the top of the mountains and next to the Urubamba River. We will finish the tour with a visit to the thermal baths, perfect to relax the muscles.

– Distance: 15 km hike

– Maximum altitude: 1550 m Santa Teresa

– Minimum altitude: 1145 m Santa Maria

– Feasibility: Inca Trail

– Difficulty: Easy – Moderate

– Activities: Adventure – Inca Trail, Scenic, Cultural, Historical, Coffee plantations and hot springs.

– Overnight: Lodge in Santa Teresa.

In the morning we have an exciting adventure in the mountains: ZIP-LINE! At the end of this activity we will go to Lucmabamba (2000 m) to reach the Inca Trail. The trail starts with the visit of the coffee plantations and we will prepare our own coffee and we will be more than ready for the ascent that will take us to the viewpoints of the most impressive landscapes and the most important in this adventure, showing us in the distance the wonder of the world, Machupicchu. We can also enjoy the view from our campsite.

– Distance: 8 km hike

– Maximum altitude: 2740 m Llacta Pata Pass

– Minimum elevation: 1550 m Camp Santa Teresa

– Accessibility: Transportation, Inca Trail

– Level of difficulty: Difficult – Moderate

– Activities: Zipline, Hiking, Scenic, View of Llactapata Archaeological Center and Machupicchu

– Overnight: Lodge in Llactapata.

We will have the day to clear the silhouette of the mountains and Machupicchu shine in the sunlight. With this colorful sunrise we will start the day with good energy. The hike is a total descent to the Aobamba River, a gradual and smooth walk along the Urubamba River that borders Machupicchu. Arriving in the city of Aguas Calientes we will have the accommodation.

– Distance: 14 km. on foot

– Maximum altitude: 2650 m Llactapata Lodge

– Minimum altitude: 2040 m Aguas Calientes city.

– Feasibility: Trail

– Degree of difficulty: Moderate

– Activities: Trekking, Hiking, Scenic and cultural activities

– Lodging: Hotel in Aguas Calientes

The most awaited day has arrived! We will visit Machupicchu, the emblem of our culture, and live an experience that will take us back to the time of the Incas, surrounded by the beauty of the surrounding mountains, with a unique mystical panorama. We will take one of the buses that will take us to the historical sanctuary of Machupicchu and then we will have lunch at the Tinkuy Belmond Restaurant that is located next to Machupicchu. In the afternoon we take the train back to Cusco.

– Maximum altitude: 2430 m Machupicchu

– Minimum elevation: 2040 m Aguas Calientes

– Accessibility: Bus and trek in Machupicchu

– Level of difficulty: Easy

– Activities: Scenic, historical, archaeological and cultural tour in Machupicchu