Short Inca Trail To Machu Picchu 2 Days and 1 Night
About us
For those who can’t commit to the traditional 4-day Inca Trail, this 2-day excursion is the perfect solution. Join a small group and trek along a prominent portion of the trail, stopping at Chachabamba and Winay Wayna along the way. Stay overnight at the base of Machu Picchu and on the next day, take a guided tour of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, before taking the train back to Cusco.
Duration: 2 days
What is included
•Lunch
•Tour guide
•Round trip train tickets
•Bus ticket from Machu Picchu to Aguas Calientes on Day 1.
•Inca Trail and Machu Picchu Entrance Ticket through circuit 3
•Entry/Admission - Winay Wayna
•Entry/Admission - Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu
What is not included
•Hiking poles (can be rented from us)
•Tips
•Bus tickets from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu on day 2 (US $24).
•Hotel in Aguas Calientes
•Dinner in Aguas Calientes on Night 1
US$23.00 per person
Our recommendations
•Spend at least one day in Cusco to acclimatize to the altitude and prevent altitude sickness
•Pack light and smart bringing only essentials like layered clothing rain gear and basic hygiene items
•Wear tested and comfortable hiking footwear ideally boots with good ankle support that you've already broken in to prevent blisters
•Carry enough water and snacks such as energy bars nuts or chocolate to maintain your energy
•Bring sunscreen and effective insect repellent for the strong Andean sun and humid areas along the trail
The Ultimate Guide to Visiting Machu Picchu: Itineraries, Options, and Local TipsReaching the Wonder of the World is every traveler's dream, but planning the trip can be overwhelming. Sold-out tickets, train schedules, bus transfers... Where do you start? At Inka Tour Cusco, we are an authorized local agency deeply passionate about our culture. We have designed this detailed guide to explain step-by-step our best options for visiting the Inca citadel, from express day trips on panoramic trains to the epic four-day Inca Trail adventure. Your only worry should be soaking in the magic of the Andes.
