This trek takes place as part of the sacred valley of the Incas towards a route that combines mountain landscapes, lagoons and valleys. Lares is known for hosting Quechua textile communities. At the end of the walk we relax in the medicinal thermal baths of the town of Lares. There are two options to finish the tour. One is to depart towards Ollantaytambo and board the train to Aguas Calientes to visit Machu Picchu, the second option is to return to Cusco. For more information click here.

Located in the valley of Apurimac with a great variety of flora and fauna that combine beautiful landscapes, Choquequirao is located at 3.103 msnm considered the sister city of Machupicchu. This hike is perfect for those who are looking for a great adventure, enjoy a valley climate and long walks. It will be an adventure you will never forget.

One of the most beautiful snow-capped mountains of the Andes of Cusco, located in the mountain range of the Ausangate, is the mountain Vinicunca or Arcoiris.

This high altitude route combines beautiful landscapes offered by the Peruvian Andes mountain range, adobe houses, herds of llamas and alpacas and a beautiful view of Ausangate, the highest mountain in the Cusco region.

Ausangate known as the sacred mountain since time of the Incas. This great hike will take you to explore the surroundings of the powerful Ausangate mountain located at 6 372msn. In the tour we will pass through beautiful Andean communities and lagoons of turquoise waters. Being this a singular trek the third day we go towards the spectacular Mountain of 7 colors or Mountain Vinicunca. If you are just looking for the Ausangate walk CLICK here for more information.

This trek is one of the most popular followed by the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. It is located in the mountain range of Vilcabamba taking as beautiful places from high mountains to the cloud forest. Salkantay is one of the highest mountains in Cusco, having a height of 6,271 masl or 19,700 feet. The hike offers a perfect blend of trekking, culture and nature. On the last day we will visit the majestic machupicchu.

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Through this hike you can enjoy one of the quieter stretches of the entire Inca Trail that begins in Chachabamba or km 104 of the railroad to Wiñaywayna, followed by an impressive descent to Machu Picchu and a guided tour with a professional guide. Includes one night in Aguas Calientes, food, return ticket by train to Ollantaytambo and transportation.

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This beautiful 3-day trek through the Inca Trail combines mountainous landscapes, cloud forests and subtropical forests. To all these natural wonders are added Inca constructions that are worth visiting. On the 4th we will visit Machupicchu, the architectural art harmonizes perfectly with the natural environment. The tour includes food, shared tents, professional guide, entrance to Machupicchu and return train tickets.

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The Chonta canyon is one of the deepest canyons in South America, a place from which the largest bird of the Andes is observed in the majestic Flight of the Condor. This tour includes the visit to 2 archaeological sites located along the road that are Quillarumiyoc and Tarawasi.

We will visit the enigmatic Moray, place of agricultural experiments where the different heights were combined in a system of terraces thus creating new crops. Then Maras and the Salineras complex, where a source of salt water springs from the mountains and falls down the hillside in small individual pits conditioned to ensure a good process of the salt subsequently treated for consumption.

This tour offers you the opportunity to know the Pre-Inca, Inca and Colonial history. We begin the tour in Tipon, Temple of worship to the water, then Pikillacta Pre Inka construction of the Wari culture, then visit the church of Andahuaylillas known as the Sistine Chapel of the Americas.