At 4:00 a.m., we start our adventure with pick-up from your hotel or place of stay, preparing for a day of transfer to less traveled territories until we reach our first stop at the Abra de Málaga, where we will enjoy a breakfast as well as acclimatizing to the altitude and recharging our batteries.  From here, the trip takes us to the heart of the Convention Valley, descending to Chaullay at 1,200 meters above sea level, the route continues ascending to the town of Huancacalle at 3,600 meters above sea level, where we will delight in a restorative lunch before entering the ancient trails of the Incas.

We continue with a two-hour hike to the majestic ruins of Vitcos and Yurakrumy, places full of mysticism and legends, where Manco Inca found refuge in the sacred area of Vilcabamba. Here, among the vestiges of history and the imposing Andean nature, we can feel the energy of a glorious past. In the evening, a minibus will take us to our first campsite at 3,800 meters above sea level, where we will be greeted with a hot drink, the perfect setting to share stories about the feat of the Incas and immerse yourself in the magic of the Andean night. With the glow of the campfire, we will connect with history and adventure before resting.

We start our day at 7:00 a.m., undertaking a unique hike on an ancient stretch of the Inca Trail, in the direction of the imposing Choquetacarpo Pass, located at 4,965 meters above sea level. As we ascend, we will witness majestic landscapes where the Andes show their grandeur in all its splendor.

After reaching the pass, we will take a break of approximately 30 minutes to rest and enjoy the surroundings, surrounded by snow-capped peaks and silent Rocky Mountains. Then, we will enjoy lunch in the middle of nature, in a setting of overwhelming beauty.

Later, we will continue the descent in the direction of our camp in Quillcamachay, where we will spend the night, immersed in an atmosphere of Andean tranquility and starry skies.

 Distance: 95 km, 59 miles.

Estimated time: 9 hours (Including Tour)

Difficulty level: Easy (Bus ride)

We will start the day early, departing at 7:00 a.m., traveling for more than an hour along a scenic path that borders the river, allowing us to enjoy the Andean landscape in its purest state.

Subsequently, we will begin a continuous ascent of approximately 3 hours along old mountain roads until we reach the Abra de Mayuyoc, a high point that offers unparalleled panoramic views and a deep connection with the ancestral geography of the valley.

After a short break at the top, we will embark on a descent of an hour and a half towards the tranquil Mayuyoc Valley, where our third campsite awaits us. Here we will spend the night surrounded by a privileged natural environment, ideal for rest and contemplation.

 Distance: 11.5 km, 7 miles

Estimated time: 8 hours Approx.

Difficulty level: Difficult.

We will start our day at 7:00 a.m., descending through an initial section that will lead us to the beginning of a demanding, but rewarding ascent of approximately 2 hours in the direction of the Pacchayoc Pass.

During this climb, the landscape is transformed with each step: the imposing snow-capped peaks of Pumasillo and Qorihuayrachina will appear before us for the first time, accompanied by spectacular views of the cloudy valleys of Yanama, a setting of dramatic and overwhelming beauty.

Once we reach the pass, we will begin the descent towards the Pacchayoc Valley, crossing lands of great ecological wealth. From there, we will resume the uphill route until we approach the foot of the snow-capped Pumasillo, where we will establish our high camp, surrounded by glaciers and Andean silence.

 Distance:   11 Km, 6.8 miles

Duration:    9 hours Approx.

Difficulty level:  Difficult

We leave the camp at 5:00 am ascending north for about 2 hours, to the light blue lakes Choquetacarpo and Pumasillo, after visiting the lakes we return to the camp for lunch.

In the afternoon you can rest and enjoy the views, with the option to visit the 2 waterfalls. We will rest the second night in the same camp.

At the site of the lakes the altitude of 4,400 meters above sea level (14,520 feet) will be reached

Distance:    6.5 km, 4,125 miles

Duration:    6 hours

Difficulty level:  Moderate

We start our day early at about 7:00am, we will start our trekking to the 4th pass of Yanama, for approx. 2.1/2 hrs.

Then we continue until the last descent to the community of Yanama where the bus awaits us to make a trip of approximately 3 1/2 hours, until we reach our last accommodation in the town of Santa Teresa, there we will decide where to have lunch or visit the beautiful outdoor hot springs of Colcamayo.

 Distance: 5 km, 3 miles- Hike

Trek difficulty: Moderate+

Distance: 70 Km, 43.4 miles - By Bus

Estimated time: 6 1/2 hours

Today we will leave at about noon since the road opens at that time, the trip will be by bus to the city of Cusco, on the way we will make a stop at the Abra de Malaga and visit the town of Ollantaytambo and then go to the city of Cusco.

(Lunch is not included)

Distance: 10 km, 6.3 miles.

Difficulty: Easy

Estimated time: Half a day.

      The departure time to visit Machu Picchu will be determined by the National Park, depending on the assigned circuits. We will go up by bus to the archaeological center of Machu Picchu. Once there, we will enjoy a guided tour of approximately 2 hours. After the tour, we will return to the town of Aguas Calientes for lunch and to explore the artisan market while we wait for the train that will take us back to Ollantaytambo. Then, we will connect with a private bus that will take us back to Cusco, marking the end of our unforgettable journey.

Estimated time: Throughout the day

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