Short Inca Trail 2 Days

Overview

Overview

Starting from Kilometre 104, the exciting 12-kilometer walk follows a historic path to the breathtaking Machu Picchu, evidence of the most amazing architectural achievements in the world. From novices to experienced hikers, this climb is great for all ability levels, so families, friends, or any group desiring to discover the rich history and amazing beauty of the area will find it ideal.

Over your trip, appreciate the Inca civilization’s architectural genius. The path winds across important archaeological sites like Wiñay Wayna and Chachabamba. Reaching Inti Punku, otherwise known as the Sun Gate, will reward you with an amazing 360-degree vista of Machu Picchu. Here an expert guide will unveil the fascinating secrets of this famous ancient city.

With our customized door-to—door hotel shuttle service, experience unmatched comfort. Our committed team will personally pick you up from your hotel to ensure a flawless and comfortable beginning of your travel. We guarantee a safe and easy return journey to your hotel when your trip comes to a conclusion, so neatly completing your day of discovery. From ticket procurement to permission management, we painstakingly handle every element for you. Our dedication is to provide you a hassle-free and amazing experience so you may totally enjoy the adventure we have waiting for you.

Highlights of the Inca Trail 2 Days

• Trek across several habitats, including rich cloud forests and amazing mountain vistas, all surrounded by the great Andes.
• Discover important archaeological sites along the trail, including Chachabamba and Wiñay Wayna, and from informed guide learn about the rich legacy of the Inca civilisation.
• Arriving at Machu Picchu, a UNESCO World Heritage site, take in the famous sunrise panorama from the Sun Gate (Inti Punku) as you make your way towards the old citadel.
• Enjoy a more personal hiking experience with less visitors than on the lengthier Inca Trail path, therefore enabling a closer relationship with environment and culture.
• Discover many plant types and animals particular to the area, like the rare Andean condor and vibrant orchids, here.
• Savour freshly made meals by neighbourhood chefs using traditional Peruvian foods and flavours that will support your journey.
• Under the direction of seasoned guides who tell tales, historical background, and cultural relevance of the sites you see, you will gain insight.
• Enjoy a guided tour of Machu Picchu learning about its architecture, agricultural terraces, and spiritual value.
• Explore the little town of Aguas Calientes, where you may find locally made crafts and souvenirs, following your walk.
• Travel a personal road combining adventure, physical difficulty, and the chance for introspection among amazing surroundings.