TREKKING LARES - WILLOQ - MACHUPICCHU 4D/3N

ITINERARY:

DAY 1: CUSCO - CALCA - THERMAL BATHS LARES - Huacahuasi

Early morning pick you up from your hotel in Cusco to start our journey through the Sacred Valley of the Incas arrived at the medicinal thermal baths of Lares, upon our arrival we took a healthy and refreshing swim after lunch we began our hike up to our camp after 4 hours.

DAY 2: Huacahuasi - Ipsaycocha - Patacancha

Continuing the walk through the valley, we Huacawasi community, where they produce some of the finest fabrics from Peru. Passing the village climb to the pass of Ipsaycocha, at 4300m. approx, from this point appreciate one of the best views of Mount Veronica, then descend gently to arrive at Patacancha, our second camp.

DAY 3: Patacancha - Willoc - Pumamarca - Ollantaytambo - Aguas Calientes.

We began to descend into a native community named Willoc, where we had lunch, and after 2 hours of walking Pumamarca reach to appreciate the famous Inca terraces, finally arrive at Ollantaytambo, located along the Urubamba River, a fertile valley, this village Inca old is considered one of the most important living museums in the world. This is a perfect place to appreciate the archaeological remains in its entirety and a wide variety of species of flowers and birds. In the afternoon we took the train from Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientes and overnight stay in Aguas Calientes in a basic lodging.

DAY 4: AGUAS CALIENTES - MACHU PICCHU - CUSCO

After an early breakfast, we climbed on foot or by bus to the sanctuary of Machupicchu, we begin our guided tour around the sanctuary, then a free time to return to Ollantaytambo by train and then took a bus to Cusco conduccira us.

Includes:

• Pre-trip Information of hotel or office * send details of where they are staying in Cusco.
• Guide to salkantay professional English and Spanish Quechua
• Hotel pick up (we'll pick them up a place where you might stay) from 6:00 to 6:30 a.m.
• Private transportation to the Piscacucho 82 km (where the trek started)
• Return train (lock-backpacker) back from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo (2 hours approx.) And then bus to Cusco (1 hour and a half.)
• Entrance to the Inca Trail and Machupicchu
• Food: 3 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 3 * afternoon snack in the afternoon (hot drinks, biscuits and corn palomiatas) and 3 dinners.
• Stores 4 stations (MOUNTAIN HARD WEAR four mountain stations) of up to 4 people where only two people will sleep and enough space for personal items
• Camping equipment and tiendaspara additional staff, kitchen stores, comedro, chairs and tables)
• inflatable mattress brand THERM-A-REST (best Comfortably sleeping.)
• Chef who will be in charge of all food,
• Porters or Chargers (They carry all the food and camping equipment.
• oxygen bottle for any emergency.
• Other: Hot water in the morning and evening for washing, boiling water to fill their bottles every morning and night, Sis boiled want please ask in advance
• Transfer of bus or train statio of the hotel in cusco
• First aid kit and free childcare so they can leave their things while traveling, but usually all the hotels have childcare for leave on the road, and if they please valuables is recommended to leave in safe but if they had any problems with this. can leave our office in Quechua expeditions.
• Option to send details of your vegetarian diet please.

Not Include:

• The first breakfast and lunch last last day in Machupicchu
• entry into the hot water springs 10 soles
• Sleeping bag (feather) -15 º C-end of the bag can be rented from us $ 20 for the whole journey includes a sheet of seda.Nuestras sleeping bags are sent to the lavaderia for washing to dry after each use and have maximum use after 25 trips and gifts.
• Bus to Aguas Calientes Machupicchu (optional instead of walking to warm water that is $ 7 and can be purchased at the same bus station in Machupicchu.

what you need to bring:

• Original passport and copies (International Student Card (ISIC) green card If you are a student). Note (you have to bring international student ID card must show this card because you booked as a student.
• Travel Insurance important!
• Sleeping bag (not included)
• Hiking boots that are waterproof (with ankle protectors)
• waterproof jacket or rain poncho
• Jacket for the cold
• sun hat, gloves and cold
• libianas shirt and pair of walking poles
• Pants convertible hiking in Montana
• rain pants
• Swimsuit (for hot springs in Santa Teresa and Aguas Calientes)
• Sun protection (factor 35 recommended) sun is strong at altitude
• insect repellent (for mosquitoes) 15% deet content
• Water bottle.
• Water Purifiers (Micropur recommended)
• wet toilet paper and disinfectant wipes
• Personal medications
• Camera to photograph and memories
• Flashlight (headlamps) we recommend
• Extra money for tips and if any emergency

Tips: The staff is well paid expeditions Quechua so please if you want to give them tips are free.