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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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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INCA JUNGLE INFORMATION

Our Inca Jungle Short is a snappy method to joins experience sports, for example, mountain biking, boating, zip line and trekking for 3 days until the point that you reach Machu Picchu.
Inca Jungle trail has a place with the Inca’s imperial street to Machu Picchu, there are archeological remains and lovely scenes on the course, we can even observe the estates of the Sacred Leaf of the Incas “the Coca Leaf” which are developed lawfully

1. The Abra Malaga is a mountain pass that lies between the town of Ollantaytambo and Quillabamba, through novel Andean biological systems. This way contains two sorts of all around characterized territories: The Abra (4,297 m) and the lower part (Carrizales 3,245 m). The winged creatures that you’ll watch are uncommon and profoundly looked for after.
2. In Santa Teresa there are warm showers: Cocalmayo, made out of 3 pools of various sizes, temperatures and profundity. You can likewise do experience sports like boating, kayaking and zip line
3. Machu Picchu is one of the 7 Wonders of the Modern World, Heritage of Humanity, Historical Sanctuary of Peru and presumably the most imperative archeological site in Latin America.
4. Machu Picchu is great engineering includes 140 structures all through the stronghold.
5. Machu Picchu is was worked by the Inca Pachacutec around the year 1460
6. In the wake of being overlooked, it was just in 1911 that the American Hiram Bingham came to Machu Picchu on an endeavor and spread the site around the world.

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CHOQUEQUIRAO TO MACHU PICCHU

Choquequirao Trek To Machu Picchu is designed for all Adventurers who want to explore the Andes and jungle of Cusco until you reach the majestic Machu Picchu, you can see orchids, the famous Andean condor, the Andean bear (Tremarctos ornatus), etc.

This is a spectacular hike through the Andes of Peru. You can visit the architectural complex of Choquequirao, which is situated in Vilcabamba at 3100 meters, and is considered the last Inka refuge and place of resistance from the invaders. When doing this trek you will enjoy hiking in beautiful scenery, you'll see the impressive Apurimac Canyon, you’ll see flora and wildlife in the path. This route offers a strenuous but formidable journey due to the various existing ecosystems until you reach Machu Picchu.

Useful Information

- Starting Altitude - 2900m / 9515ft.
- Highest Altitude - 4840m / 15,879ft.
- Walking Distance - 100km / 62 miles
- Longest Day - Days 1 and 6, approximately 18km / 11.2 miles
- Overall Difficulty - Difficult
- Aclimatization is highly Recommended.

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