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Trexperience PERU


The Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is a world-famous trek in Peru that takes you on an unforgettable journey through the heart of ancient Inca civilization. This four-day, three-night hike covers approximately 26 miles and traverses a variety of landscapes, from cloud forests to high mountain passes, while offering stunning views of the surrounding Andes mountains. The trail begins near the town of Ollantaytambo


in the Sacred Valley, and culminates at the legendary lost city of Machu Picchu, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Along the way, trekkers pass several impressive Inca ruins, such as Patallacta, Runkuraqay, Sayacmarca, Phuyupatamarca, Intipata and Wiñaywayna, before finally arriving at Machu Picchu through the Sun Gate. The Inca Trail was an essential part of the


extensive Inca road system that connected the vast Inca Empire. Hiking the trail enables trekkers to walk in the footsteps of the ancient Incas and gain insight into their impressive engineering and construction skills.


The Inca Trail is the most popular route to reach


the iconic Machu Picchu. The ruins of this ancient city are nestled high in the Andes and are a prime example of Inca architecture and urban planning. Apart from Machu Picchu, the Inca Trail is dotted


with several other fascinating archeological sites. These ruins provide trekkers with a glimpse of the Inca civilization’s rich history and cultural heritage. Porters play a crucial role in making the trek


possible and more enjoyable for hikers. They carry most equipment, food and camping gear, allowing trekkers to focus on the hike and fully immerse themselves in the experience. Using porters on the Inca Trail also contributes to the local economy by providing employment opportunities for residents. The trek can be challenging due to the high


altitude, rugged terrain and steep ascents and descents, so it’s essential to be in good physical shape and properly acclimatised before attempting it. Additionally, the Peruvian government regulates the Inca Trail, which limits the number of trekkers allowed daily and requires all visitors to obtain a permit and travel with a licensed tour operator.


DON’T MISS Take the trek to Machu Picchu and explore one of the most incredible archaeological sites on the planet


105 Need to know


KEY FEATURES • High-end trekking and camping experience


• Entry to Macchu Picchu through the spectacular Sungate


• Exploration of spectacular Inca sites • Supporting local employment • Luxury upgrades available


KEY ACTIVITIES • Inca Trail tours • Macchu Picchu treks • Cusco day tours • Tailor-made adventures


GET IN TOUCH trexperienceperu.com T: +51 920 729953 E: info@trexperienceperu.com


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