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INCA TRAIL EXPRESS
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DAY
1
CUSCO
/KM. 104 / CHACHABAMBA / WI-AYWAYNA / MACHU PICCHU
Leaving
Cusco or Ollantaytambo on the early train, we head
over the puna (High Andean Savannah) and its rolling
hills downhill towards the Urubamba river in the
Sacred Valley of the Incas. As the Valley becomes
a canyon the cloud forest begins to appear with
a vegetation change as we reach the Machu Picchu
Sanctuary. Near the hydroelectric project, we cross
a hanging bridge at Km. 104. From here we hike up
to the Chachabamba site, and after a brief visit
begins a four hour ascent to the ruins of Winay
Wayna, an important spiritual site. The Inca Trail
cuts across the ridge above Machu Picchu to finally
reach the door of the sun (INTIPUNKU) from where
the trail winds downhill. The classic vista into
the lost citadel located right above the Urubamba
river will be experienced. Overnight at an hostal
in Aguas Calientes.
DAY
2
MACHU
PICCHU / CUSCO
After
an early breakfast visit the citadel and surrounding
complexes. Optional hike up to the top of Wayna
Picchu. Lunch included. Return by train to Cusco
(or the Sacred Valley).
SEASON:
March - December, departing any day.
SERVICES
INCLUDED: Transportation by vehicles, train to start
of hike and return to Cusco.Bilingual guide, packet
lunch. Overnight at hotel according to availability.
Breakfast and lunch on day 02. Entry fees to ruins.
NOT
INCLUDED: Alcoholic beverages, extras, tips, additional
tours, laundry and other services.
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March to December- departing any day.

Transportation by vehicle to start and from the end of trek
to your city of departure, hotel night at the beginning and
end, two-man tents including sleeping pads, pack animals,
kitchen crew and kitchen gear with all meals, bi-lingual guide
on trek with first aid kit available.

Meals in the cities, alcoholic beverages, taxes, trips, extras,
laundry service, additional tours, insurance, airline tickets
(where applicable), sleeping bags, hiking boots and personal
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