INCA JUNGLE TREK TO MACHU PICCHU

The Inca Jungle Trail Short combines adventure sports such as mountain biking, rafting, zip line and trekking for 3 days until you reach Machu Picchu and one of the additional mountains "Machu Picchu Mountain" or "Huaynapicchu". The Inka Jungle Trail is the favorite tour for young people from all over the world who come to Cusco in search of adventure and extreme sports. As a Tourism Agency located in Cusco we offer a differentiated service; with an exclusive route, trained guides (real command of English and local history), bicycles equipped for downhill, the safest rafting and zipline services. We recommend our passengers book in advance to have everything insured and avoid unnecessary risks such as loss of equipment, lack of access to Machu Picchu, Machu Picchu Mountain, Huayna Picchu or even worse, being stranded in Aguas Calientes (no return train).

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CACHICATA TREK INFORMATION

The new Trek to Cachicata or Inca Quarry is a wonderful alternative route to Machu Picchu located in the nountains of Sacred Valley of the Inca, just outside of the stunning Ollantaytambo. With breathtaking views of high peaks, Inca ruins, while being surrounded by a variety of lush and flora and fauna in this region.

This cachicata trek is highly recommended for those wanting to escape from the hustle and bustle of the busier treks. Aside from the tranquility, the highlights of this Inca Quarry tour is our visit to the Inca site of Cachicata, the quarry that supplied the stones used to construct Ollantaytambo. This site, is rich in history and fascinating experiences, with mummies, chullpas, and well preserved Inca buildings.

If you are in search for a experience without the crowds, rich in history and culture, where you visit numerous Inca ruin sites and mountain villages, look no further, the Inca Quarry trek is perfect for you!

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CACHICATA ITINERARY INFORMATION

Brief Itinerary Of Cachicata Trek

- DAY 1: CUSCO – PACHAR - SOQMA – CHARCAHUAYLLA
- DAY 2: CHARCAHUAYLLA – INTI PUNKU – CACHICATA – OLLANTAYTAMBO – AGUAS CALIENTES
- DAY 3: MACHU PICCHU - CUSCO
Useful Information

- Starting Altitude - 3350 meters / 10990 feet .
- Highest Altitude - 4500m / 14,764ft
- Walking Distance - 25 km / 15.5 miles
- Meals - 2 breakfast, 2 lunch, 2 dinner, 2 tea times, 2 wake up tea
- Overall Difficulty - Moderate
- STARTING POINT: - Cusco at your hotel

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RAINBOW MOUNTAIN TREK INFORMATION

The Ausangate hike is undoubtedly an adventure trip recommended for those who like to walk, feel nature, the spirit of the mountains, the energy of Mother Earth. The Ausangate route offers some of the most wonderful landscapes of Cusco, with lots of wildlife, glaciers and Andean lagoons. It is also one of the most difficult in the region. The most important thing about this trip is that you will know the real PERU, the Andes and their people with their typical costumes, their ancestral customs that persist to this day.





IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

• Ausangate is the fifth highest mountain in Peru, its maximum altitude is 6,372 meters above sea level.
• The hike through the Ausangate mountain is considered adventure tourism. The road has rock formations at a height of more than 5 thousand meters covered by ice tongues.
• The waters of its thaws that run towards the west give rise to the Vilcanota River which later pours its waters through the Amazon River to the Atlantic Ocean.
• Its eastern slope feeds several small rivers that culminate in the Inambari River and to the south drains its thaws to Lake Titicaca by the Azángaro River.
• The temperature in the day is 11 to 13 degrees Celsius and at night it drops from 4 to 10 degrees Celsius in June and July.
• One of the new routes in Ausangate is The Rainbow Mountain

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AUSANGATE AND RAINBOW MOUNTAIN INFORMATION

• Since 2016, a new tourist route has been opened to the public in the Cusco region, which has gained a lot of popularity quickly in the Peruvian and foreign tourists.
• The Vinicunca mountain is located in the vicinity of the Ausangate mountain (6,384 meters above sea level / 20,944), the fifth highest mountain in Peru, and one of the most important Apus (god) for the Incas.
• The Rainbow Mountain is located in the Cordillera del Vilcanota at (5,200 meters above sea level / 17.0604), in the district of Pitumarca. the mountain is colored by stripes of intense shades of pink, whitish, green, brown, yellow, fuchsia, turquoise, lavender and gold.

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AUSANGATE AND SIBINACOCHA LAKE INFORMATION

• The Cordillera Vilcanota with its 120km of steep peaks and glaciers is the second mountain range (both in extension and in glaciers) of Peru.
• The Ausangate is located in the mountain range of the Andes, in a section called Cordillera de Vilcanota, corresponding to the Cusco region in Peru. Its main peak is 6,372 meters above sea level with green lagoons, bright turquoise.
• The waters of their thaws that run to the west give rise to the Vilcanota River which later pours its waters into the Amazon River towards the Atlantic Ocean. Its eastern slope feeds several small rivers that culminate in the Inambari River and to the south drains its thaws to Lake Titicaca by the Azángaro River.

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AUSANGATE CIRCUIT

Without a doubt the Ausangate trek offers some of the most wonderful landscapes of Cusco, with many glaciers and high Andean lakes accompanied by wildlife. This trek is one of the most difficult in the region of Cusco, as we get closer to the Ausangate peak, it will surprise us and we will understand why the ancient Incas respected this spectacular mountain so much. Throughout the circuit we pass through villages where people still retain their ancient customs and traditions.

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AUSANGATE TREK INFORMATION

The Ausangate trek is undoubtedly an adventure trip recommended for those who like to walk, feel nature, the spirit of the mountains, the energy of Mother Earth. The Ausangate route offers some of the most wonderful landscapes of Cusco, with lots of wildlife, glaciers and Andean lagoons. It is also one of the most difficult in the region. The most important thing about this trip is that you will know the real PERU, the Andes and their people with their typical costumes, their ancestral customs that persist until our days.

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HUCHUY QOSQO TO MACHU PICCHU INFORMATION

The Spanish took control of Huchuy Qosqo during the 1500s, after the Manco Inca Revolution (approx. 1540) and utilized the site as a ranch. The Incas had developed a few little repositories for water system. Amid their time at Huchuy Qosqo the Spanish pulverized some other Inca structures to assemble the bigger supply you see today.

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Huchuy Qosqo Util Information

Huchuy Qosqo The Little Cusco is an archeological site north of Cuzco, Peru it was initially an authoritative and military focus as Pisaq, with numerous developments around, Inca structures with impeccable fine stones work, graneries structures called Collcas to store and safeguard sustenance, since it was an essential rural focus to create corn. Its name is Quechua for Little Cusco It lies at a rise of 3650 meters (11,800 feet), over the 3000-meter high town of Lamay and the Sacred Valley.

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HUCHUY QOSQO TREK INFO

Huchuy Qosqo Trek Full Day, offers you two equally attractive options with a lot of diversity of landscapes, flora and fauna of the Andes of the Sacred Valley. the first is by Chinchero, Tauca until arriving at Huchuy Qosqo, the second one is by Tambomachay, Pucamarca until arriving at the ruins of Huchuy Qosqo. 

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LARES TREK VIA PATACANCHA AND WILLOQ

LARES TREK VIA PATACANCHA AND WILLOQ
Lares is surrounded by a mountain range that includes the Nevado Veronica (5900m high), the Sawasiray (5700m high), the Pitusiray and Chicon (5500m high). Small communities of Quechua-speaking farmers inhabit this recently-explored territory, who preserve their customs of herding llamas and alpacas, potato cultivation and textile production.

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LARES TREK TO MACHU PICCHU

LARES TREK TO MACHU PICCHU
If you want to walk through valleys with beautiful landscapes, visit small villages that preserve millenary traditions, appreciate impressive glaciers, high Andean lakes and walk through high passes having enough time to enjoy the natural landscape, also visit the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu. This is the perfect circuit for you! Discover it with us ...

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Lares Information

Lares Trek Classic 4 Days offers a unique experience, at an ancestral tourism route that gives us an unforgettable experience in the heights of the Sacred Valley, You will see beautiful Andean landscapes, lagoons, waterfalls and you can relax in the hot springs of Lares or vice versa before arriving at Machu Picchu.

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SALKANTAY ROUTE INFO

 The Salkantay Trek is definitely one of the very best trekking adventures that you will find in Cusco and in Peru. After the Inca Trail classic or Inca Trail short, the Salkantay route is the 2nd most popular to Machu Picchu (and a lot less crowded).
 Machu Picchu is one of the 7 Wonders of the Modern World, Heritage of Humanity, Historical Sanctuary of Peru and probably the most important archaeological site in Latin America.
 Machu Picchu is majestic architecture comprises 140 structures throughout the citadel.
 Machu Picchu is was built by the Inca Pachacutec around the year 1460
 After being forgotten, it was only in 1911 that the American Hiram Bingham reached Machu Picchu on an expedition and spread the site worldwide.

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SALKANTAY ROUTE TO MACHU PICCHU

It is an old and remote elective way to the Inca Trail, it has substantially more breathtaking perspectives and with various biological dimensions we will stroll among tidal ponds, noteworthy snow-topped mountains, for example, Salkantay and Humantay, crossing streams and subtropical regions of plenteous vegetation and fauna. This street is a magnificent choice for the individuals who need to escape from the most blocked courses and fasterly, or for the individuals who are searching for an elective when the customary Inca Trail spaces are involved.
This great journey goes under the radiant Salkantay mountain (6,710 m/22,014 ft), one of the most noteworthy and most amazing of the Peruvian Andes. Its initial two days will be commanded by the amazing snow-topped heaps of Salkantay and Humantay, as it goes through the high Andean scene. The third day will dive to the warm cloud backwoods, to achieve Aguas Calientes on the fourth day. The noteworthy sacrosanct bastion of the Incas Machu Picchu is visited amid the most recent day of the program. This journey is an intriguing option for the individuals who have not discovered space on the course from the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. The trip to Salkantay was as of late named by the National Geographic Adventure Travel magazine among the 25 best outings on the planet.

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