Royal Hidden Special

DAY 1 CUSCO/PISCACUCHO 8:00 hs. We will travel to Piscacucho (K.m.82 of the railroad that goes towards Machupicchu). In Piscacucho, we will initiate the first day of trek, following the left way of the river Urubamba, in descending sense, following the Cusichaca valley, looking the beautiful fields, mountains and forest around, then we will the Chamana’s community, we will ascend until finds the traditional Inca Trail, which one we will continue for a brief span, up to there coming to WILLKARAQAY, archaeological strategic site in the valley of the Cusichaca, where we will get lunch. At 13.00. Resumed the walk and pass by Tarachayoc, Wayllabamba, Pata Wasi, continuing the trek to 16.00 pm. That we will PAUKAR CANCHA, a group of temples that we visit and then start our way back to reach at 18.30 pm. Sanctuary Garden camp, waiting there for dinner, board games and / or fire and overnight. (L,D)
DAY 2 TORONTOY / QORIWAYRACHINA To go on with the trekking we will cross the bridge following the right bank of the Urubamba River and continue downstream to Torontoy, archaeological site, featuring for having unique carved buildings whose main attraction is the presence of a huge stone with 54 angles that finely joined 28 other stones make up a wall with windows. After delighting in the beauty of the ruins and the view, return to the camp. Continuing our voyage, we will cross the river for a suspension bridge until come to QORIWAYRACHINA's archaeological monument after to walk in this place and appreciate its magnificent architecture, which one we will continue to a splendid viewing-point, then we will go to LLAQTAPATA, known also with Qentemarka's name, majestic archaeological site with more of 100 unique buildings, here we can see the temple of Pulpituyoc. Then we will return to Sanctuary Garden's camp, for dinner, board games and / or fire and overnight. (B,L,D)
DAY 3 WAYNA Q'ENTE / AGUAS CALIENTES 8.00 am. After breakfast, we headed north again, crossing the bridge of Cusichaca and ascend through the forest until arriving at 11.00 am to Wayna Q'ente, an religious center and agricultural experimentation, we see a panorama of the valley and go down to the terraces of Crescent, where lunch. After resting a few moments until 14.00hs we will continue upstream to cross once more and the left and heading south pass through Wayrac Punku Pinchaunuyoc, Salapunku Q'anabamba and will arrive at 17.00 pm. to Piscacucho, where the trek concludes. 18:00 hrs. We will go to Ollantaytambo. 21.00 hs. We will depart to Aguas Calientes where we will spend the night. Overnight at selected accommodation (B,L)
DAY 4 WAYNA PICCHU / INTIPUNKU & MACHU PICCHU / CUSCO Around five in the morning we are going to ascent with direction to the Historic sanctuary MACHU PICCHU; and immediately we start to explore the giant Inca’s citadel in a average time of two and two and a half hours approximately; we are going to visit with our guide: The Main square, INTIHUATANA, THE MORTERO'S ROOM, THE THREE WINDOWS TEMPLE, THE CONDOR'S TEMPLE and many important points in Machu Picchu; after we go to: WAYNAPICCHU: The picturesque mountain backdrop shown in the classic photographs, the full path will take us an average of four hours the same order to explore constructions located on the top of Wayna Picchu and follow the path towards a place called Temple of the Moon AND / OR GREAT CAVE, which at the sacrifice of walking we will be well rewarded. When we return if we have physical strength necessary to continue our walk we will go to: INTIPUNKU: Known like Sun’s door that taking the opposite direction of arrival of the Inca Trail can climb an average of one hour to explore the qualities of the place and finally back in the direction of Aguas Calientes. Then according to our scheduled train return to Cusco, in the station will be waiting for us our transport to return to Hotel or lodging. (B,L)
INCLUDE: Transfers 2 nightS camping Feeding (3 breakfast, 4 lunchs, 2 dinnerS) Specialist guide Tents Foam mattress with 14 cm of thickness Tickets for the entrance to Machupicchu Sanctuary Transfer Piscacucho - Ollantaytambo Permanent attendance First -aid kit Oxygen Hot drinks Sanitary services Train ticket Backpacker: Ollantaytambo – Aguas Calientes – Cusco. One night of lodging in Aguas Calientes. Entrance fee to Machu Picchu Food: 01 Breakfast and 02 lunchs. Bus ticket: Aguas Calientes - Machu Picchu Aguas Calientes. ON BOARD LUGGAGE POLICY 01 bag or backpack must not exceed 05kg/11pounds and/or 62 inches/157cm (length + height + width). NOTE: You will need to leave your luggage in your Cusco lodging, all the accommodations in Cusco provide a secure luggage deposit. Put any valuables in their safe. NOT INCLUDED: Breakfast first day (you can order an early breakfast at your hotel) Dinner in Aguas Calientes Bagagge transfer from Piscacucho to the camping(1 day) Bagagge transfer from the camping to train station(3 day) Sleeping bag : You can hire sleeping bags in our office. All sleeping bags are synthetic or feather (easy to wash). They are washed after every use and are guaranteed to be clean. Cost: US$30 per person for the 3 days/2 nights trek. Weight 2.5 kg and are rated to 12 degrees below freezing (nice and warm even during the coldest of nights experienced on the Inca Trail). Hot springs pool visit. Tips to the crew Accident insurance. YOU NEED TO BRING AT THE SANCTUARY GARDEN Sleeping bag A couple of hiking boots Cotton clothes for night T-shirt and light clothing for the day Hut, sun cream and insect repellent Flashlight Raincoat Towels ****************************************************************************************************** STUDENT DISCOUNT: Note: To apply to this discount It is necessary to send us your scan copy ISIC (International Student Identity Card) with your other information. Without this copy we will not be able to make the discount. This is the ONLY Student card to apply the discount PARK REGULATIONS** Park authorities may occasionally designate different campsites than those indicate The Inca Trail is part of the Machu Picchu Sanctuary, a protected area of 32,592 hectares. Every visitor must obey park regulations prohibiting littering, cutting or damaging trees, removing or damaging stones of ruins and the Trail, removing plants, killing animals, lighting open fires or camping in the archeological sites (Only authorized campsites can be used).