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OverviewItinerary Summary: Two nights before your departure
Day 1 : Cusco - Tambomachay - Pukamarka
Day 2 : Pukamarka - Huchuy Qosqo - Lamay - Piscacucho (Km. 82)
Day 3 : Piscacucho - Hatunchaka
Day 4 : Hatunchaka - Pacasmayo
Day 5 : Pacasmayo - Wiñaywayna
Day 6 : Wiñaywayna - Machu Picchu
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Pricing
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* Important Notes *
Inca Trail Hiking Permits:
Due to the Peruvian Government, in order to hike the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu City a permit must be obtained. The Ministry of Culture has set the limit to 500 permits per day. Support staff is included in the 500 permits, meaning that about 200 permits are available for tourist and 300 permits are for porters, chefs and guides each day. In high season ( May, June, July and August ) we reccommend you to book your reservations before January of that year, this will prevent your preferred dates to be sold out. In order for us to purchase your permit from the National Park Office, we need a copy of your passport as well as a deposit that is non-refundable. If you have further questions reguarding the Inca Trail Hiking Permits feel free to contact us.
* For exact counts on the number of permits remaining by date, click here *
Passports:
When you arrive at the entrance of the Inca Trail, you must present the SAME passport with which you obtained your Inca Trail permit at the time of booking. If your passport expires before you begin your trek, you must bring the expired passport with you on the trail. If you lose your passport, your Inca Trail permit may be re-issued, but at a fee.
Students:
If you purchased your trek with your International Students Identity Card (ISIC), in order to begin the trek you must provide this card and it must be valid.
Wayna Picchu & Machu Picchu Mountains:
There is a limit of 400 permits per day to hike Wayna Picchu and Machu Picchu. It is reccomended to reserve your ticket two months in advance if you are interested in hiking these mountains. The cost of the ticket is US$ 65 ( This is added to your initial price of US$ 450 ).
Time slots to Hike Wayna Picchu: 7:00am-8:00am
10:00am-11:00am
Time slots to Hike Machu Picchu: 7:00am-11:00am
Due to the Peruvian Government, in order to hike the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu City a permit must be obtained. The Ministry of Culture has set the limit to 500 permits per day. Support staff is included in the 500 permits, meaning that about 200 permits are available for tourist and 300 permits are for porters, chefs and guides each day. In high season ( May, June, July and August ) we reccommend you to book your reservations before January of that year, this will prevent your preferred dates to be sold out. In order for us to purchase your permit from the National Park Office, we need a copy of your passport as well as a deposit that is non-refundable. If you have further questions reguarding the Inca Trail Hiking Permits feel free to contact us.
* For exact counts on the number of permits remaining by date, click here *
Passports:
When you arrive at the entrance of the Inca Trail, you must present the SAME passport with which you obtained your Inca Trail permit at the time of booking. If your passport expires before you begin your trek, you must bring the expired passport with you on the trail. If you lose your passport, your Inca Trail permit may be re-issued, but at a fee.
Students:
If you purchased your trek with your International Students Identity Card (ISIC), in order to begin the trek you must provide this card and it must be valid.
Wayna Picchu & Machu Picchu Mountains:
There is a limit of 400 permits per day to hike Wayna Picchu and Machu Picchu. It is reccomended to reserve your ticket two months in advance if you are interested in hiking these mountains. The cost of the ticket is US$ 65 ( This is added to your initial price of US$ 450 ).
Time slots to Hike Wayna Picchu: 7:00am-8:00am
10:00am-11:00am
Time slots to Hike Machu Picchu: 7:00am-11:00am
* A permit is required to hike the Inca Trail. The Ministry of Culture has set the limit to 500 permits per day.
For exact counts on the number of permits remaining by date, click here
(CONSULTAS tab > Centro Arqueológico: CAMINO INKA > YEAR > MONTH)
NOTE: The Inca Trail is closed for the entire month of February for annual maintenance.
For exact counts on the number of permits remaining by date, click here
(CONSULTAS tab > Centro Arqueológico: CAMINO INKA > YEAR > MONTH)
NOTE: The Inca Trail is closed for the entire month of February for annual maintenance.