2-DAY INCA TRAIL WITH CAMPING

2-DAY INCA TRAIL HIKE WITH CAMPING EXPERIENCE

DAY 01: CUSCO – CHACHABAMBA (Km 104) – WIÑAYWAYNA – RUINS BRIDGE

Our 2-Day Inca Trail Hike with Camping begins very early from the city of Cusco, our transport takes us to the Ollantaytambo sector where we have free time to have breakfast at the station and then take a tourist train to reach our destination, which is km 104. After A brief explanation begins our experience, first we will visit a historical Inca control place called Chachabamba (2170 masl / 7119 feet), then we proceed with the ascent to the archaeological center of Wiñaywayna (2650 masl / 8692 feet) which is also our resting point. and where we will enjoy our scheduled box lunch, after a while we will proceed to complete the ascent to the Intipunku or Puerta del Sol (2745 masl / 9005 feet), from here we already have a panoramic view of the beautiful citadel of Machu Picchu (2430 masl / 7972 feet).
After a brief period of time for the photographs, our descent begins along a path to reach the control point, from this place we can board a tourist bus to reach our camp in Puente Ruinas (2040 masl / 6692 feet). There the team is already waiting for us ready so that we can only enjoy the evening with a delicious dinner and prepare ourselves for the next big day.

• Walking duration: 07 hrs / 12 km
• Accommodation: Camp
• Difficulty: Average
• Maximum altitude: 2745 masl / 9005 feet
• Accommodation altitude: 2040 masl / 6692 feet

DAY 02: RUINS BRIDGE – AGUAS CALIENTES – MACHU PICCHU – CUSCO

The next day in the morning we go to the bus station with a light walk of approximately 30 minutes to return to the citadel, we pass a small control and finally enter Machu Picchu (2430 masl / 7972 feet) , first an ascent to the high part to be able to reach the key point of the trip from the beginning and this is the watchman’s house from where we can take the most important classic photo of the trip. After free time to enjoy the panorama, we continue our tour to visit other main places such as the main square, the sundial, the royal quarters, the Intihuatana, the temple of the 3 windows and the condor, among other important places. This visit as such lasts 2 hours on a regular basis, however we extend it in a better way so that you can enjoy the time and have a total of approximately 3 hours.
At the end we return to Aguas Calientes by the same path to enjoy a well-deserved lunch (own expense), then around 2:00 p.m. we must return to the train station and board it to reach Ollantaytambo again where the tourist bus awaits us. In order to finally return to the city of Cusco, we will arrive at Av. el Sol that leaves us quite close to the main square so that we can go to dinner calmly or enjoy the city at night. End of our 2 day inca trail with camping.

• Walking duration: 03 hrs / 2 km
• Difficulty: easy
• Maximum altitude: 2745 masl / 9005 feet

• When confirming the 2-Day Inca Trail Hike with Camping you must choose the travel date carefully since there is no option to change due to the modality of the entrance ticket, nor is it transferable to a third person or refundable under any circumstances.
• The spaces of the Inca Trail are very limited, so it is extremely important to have an advance reservation of at least 4 to 6 months in advance, the preparation is meticulous and detailed.

ADDITIONAL

• HUAYNA PICCHU MOUNTAIN: Spaces are just as special and limited ($80.00 dollars)
• PAIR OF CANES: They will help during the walk for the support points ($15.00 dollars)
• SLEEPING BAG: Lighten the weight in our luggage from home ($25.00 dollars)
• ADDITIONAL PORTER: You can carry the personal luggage that we designate ($150.00 dollars – 7kg)
• VISTADOME SERVICE: If we are looking for a more complete experience, this is the ideal option. The Vistadome service has a panoramic view on the section of the train journey that is a fact that we will enjoy 200%.
• Additional price:
  • Only return: $40.00 dollars per participant.
  • Round trip: $65.00 dollars per participant.
• LUNCH SERVICE: We can add this service as well and schedule it for after the guided tour in Machu Picchu. It has a price of $10.00 dollars per person (Tourist Menu).

Do I need to have previous experience or physical preparation?

Yes, to be able to carry out this 2 day inca trail to machu picchu experience it is important to have an adequate physical condition since the trip itself is very demanding, being prepared helps you enjoy the experience in a comfortable way, the geography of the Inca trail is somewhat unusual since it’s a complete mix of everything between staggered climbs, trails, inclines and steep descents. The best way to prepare for the trip is to establish some routines that can be daily or weekly in terms of walks that help strengthen our resistance in the legs.

How should I prepare my luggage for this inca trail 2 day hike with camping?

The Inca Trail leads us directly to Machu Picchu by the traditional route used by the Incas, so the trail itself takes us into what we currently know as the jungle, for this reason the heat is something safe, light clothing is always the most recommended, to this we must add only 1 or 2 garments that are warm for the nights. Finally, personal items such as power banks, sunglasses, mosquito repellent, rain poncho and others are also important for the trip.

Can I do the 2 day inca trail hike with camping on my own?

No, because the Inca trail has a particular condition and that is that it can only be done in the company of a formal company that has a special permit issued by Sernanp (Entity that regulates the natural part). With these conditions, choosing PERU TOP EXPERIENCE is the best option because we are direct operators for this service.

Does this inca trail 2 days experience give me the same as the traditional Inca Trail?

There are different options in terms of walking time, duration of experience, landscapes, demand and others, however they present us with a fairly similar geography. This version was designed with the sole purpose of taking advantage of time and getting to Machu Picchu by the traditional path.

• Tickets issued by the agency (entrance ticket, buses, trains and others).
• Identity document (ID or Passport).
• Day pack and personal equipment:
  • Hat and sunglasses.
  • Mosquito repellent.
  • Light clothing during the day
  • Warm clothes for the night.
  • Water in canteen
• Cash for personal purchases.
• Photographic camera
• Rain poncho (Recommended for rainy season).