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4 days, 3 nights

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Min 8, Max 16

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Embark on a thrilling four days trek through the lush Andean jungle, leading you to the awe-inspiring citadel of Machu Picchu. This unforgettable journey blends the rich heritage of the ancient Inca Trail with a variety of heart-pounding activities, including mountain biking, ziplining, and river rafting.

The Inca Jungle Trek is far more than just a hike. It takes you deep into the heart of the Andes, offering a perfect mix of adventure, physical challenge, and cultural immersion. You’ll pass through remote villages, experience authentic Andean hospitality, and explore archaeological sites, all culminating in a breathtaking arrival at Machu Picchu.

Hiking through the high jungle to Machu Picchu, Let yourself be tempted by an alternative route to Machu Picchu. You’ll enjoy adventure sports such as biking, rafting and zip-lining with certified equipment.
Start your adventure with an exhilarating mountain bike descent through lush landscapes, feeling the wind and taking in the spectacular scenery that unfolds around every bend. The journey continues with rafting on powerful rivers that cut through the vegetation, offering adrenaline rushes and a unique view of the natural environment.
The adventure intensifies with the opportunity to soar above the the valleys on a zip line, offering a bird’s eye view of the majestic mountains beyond.
Throughout your journey, refresh and rejuvenate in nature’s embrace by soaking in secluded hot springs, a perfect remedy for tired muscles. Experience authentic Andean hospitality by staying with local host families, offering a unique insight into the daily lives and traditions of the indigenous communities. Comfortable accommodations in hostels along the way ensure a restful night’s sleep, with facilities that include both cold and hot showers, ensuring your comfort no matter the conditions outside.

Extra Hikes for an Unforgettable Experience after Machu picchu Tour, Conquer the Huayna Picchu Mountain or Machu Picchu Mountain for an additional US$ 60, offering unique perspectives of the ancient citadel.

Huaynapicchu Mountain: If you want to climb this mountain, you must book well in advance. The climb takes two hours there and back.
Machu picchu Mountain: if you want to climb You need to book in advance. its the highest mountain around Machu Picchu,for climbing takes 3 hours up and down.

Inclusions

Hotel Pick-Up: We will pick you up from your hotel in Cusco between 6:30 and 7:00 a.m. on the day of your trek. Please be ready in the lobby with your belongings and keep your phone accessible in case we need to contact you.
Safety Briefing before the trek: A mandatory safety briefing will be held the day before your trek, at approximately 7:00 p.m., and will be conducted by your certified guide. During this session, you’ll receive important information about the route, safety protocols, equipment, and what to expect on each day of the trek. To ensure we can coordinate your briefing effectively, please provide the name of the hotel where you will be staying in Cusco. This helps us confirm your attendance and arrange logistics accordingly.
Transportation: You will enjoy a private tourist minibus transfer from your hotel in Cusco to Abra Malaga, the official starting point of the excursion. This comfortable and convenient transfer ensures a smooth beginning to your adventure.
Machu Picchu Tickets: We handle the purchase and secure your entrance tickets to Machu Picchu in advance. During peak seasons, tickets can be in high demand and sometimes difficult to obtain. But don’t worry, we’re here to guide you through the process and help ensure you get your ticket to this iconic site.
Machu Picchu guided tour: Enjoy a comprehensive 2-hour and 30-minute guided tour led by one of our expert guides. This tour is designed to deepen your understanding of Machu Picchu’s history, culture, and architecture, and is tailored to fit your ticket’s entry time. Please note that the guided tour is available only for Circuit 2. If your ticket is for Circuits 1 or 3, you will explore those on your own.
All adventure activities are included: On this trip, you’ll enjoy thrilling activities like biking, rafting, and zip-lining , all included in the price! We promise an unforgettable adventure with no hidden costs. Get ready to feel the rush and make memories that will last a lifetime!
Meals Included: Enjoy nutritious and balanced meals throughout the excursion, 3 breakfasts, 3 lunches, and 3 dinners carefully designed to keep you energized during your adventure. Vegetarian options are available free of charge upon request if you let us know in advance.
Accomodations: You’ll stay overnight in cozy, small hostels that offer comfortable rooms designed for 2 to 3 people. Each bed is comfortable, ensuring you get a restful night’s sleep to recharge for the next day’s adventure.
Safety Equipment Included: All necessary safety gear for activities like biking, rafting, and zip-lining is provided and included in your trip. Your safety is our top priority, and all equipment meets certified standards to ensure a secure and fun experience.
First Aid kit: For your safety, our guides carry a fully equipped first aid kit and are trained to handle emergencies promptly and effectively. Your well being is always our top priority.
Return Options from Machu Picchu: At the end of your visit, you can choose your preferred way back, we include the return trip in your package. By car: Approximate cost of US$10 and By train: Approximate cost of US$70 Let us know your preference, and we’ll help arrange a smooth and comfortable return.

Excludes

Meals not Included : Please note that breakfast on Day 1 and lunch and dinner on Day 4 are not included in the package.
Extra food and Snacks: If you want extra snacks or drinks, you can easily buy them either in Cusco before the trek or during the excursion. Local shops along the route offer items like cookies, sodas, and bottled water to keep you fueled and refreshed.
Hot Springs: Relax and unwind after your trek at the local hot springs. In Santa Teresa, the entrance fee is 10 Soles and In Aguas Calientes, it costs 20 Soles. Both offer a perfect way to soothe your muscles and enjoy the natural beauty of the area.
Bus Tickets to and from Machu Picchu Please note that bus tickets going up to and down from Machu Picchu are not included in the package. You can purchase tickets either in Aguas Calientes or after your visit to Machu Picchu. The bus costs approximately $12 USD each way. Alternatively, if you prefer, you can walk between Aguas Calientes and Machu Picchu, which takes about 1 hour and 30 minutes.
Extra Hikes in Machu Picchu : Within the Machu Picchu citadel, you have the option to climb Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain. These extra hikes are usually done on your own after the main tour, as they do not include a guide. If you would prefer a guided experience, please let us know in advance. There is an additional cost for a guided tour. Tickets for Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain cost approximately $60 each.

Recommended to carry

Original Passport Required: Please remember that a copy of your passport is not accepted. You must carry your original passport, which should be valid for at least six months from your entry date to Peru. Also, make sure your passport has at least two blank pages available for entry and exit stamps.
Student ID Requirements: If you’ve booked the Inca Jungle Trek as a student, you must present a valid student ID card issued by your university. This ID should have : Be for students up to 25 years old, Include your university’s information, Display your personal details and a student photo, Have a valid date no later than December 31 of the travel year Make sure to bring this with you to benefit from any student discounts or special arrangements.
Good-Quality Daypack: It’s essential to have a comfortable, lightweight, and compact backpack to carry your belongings during the trek. A good-quality daypack makes it easier to keep your essentials handy without weighing you down.
Water Bottle or CamelBak: Make sure to bring a water container that can hold at least 2 liters of water. It’s important to choose a bottle or CamelBak that can keep your water cold, so you stay refreshed throughout your trek.
Trekking Poles: We highly recommend using trekking poles during the excursion—they provide extra support and make hiking easier. If you don’t have your own, you can rent them from us.
Hiking Shoes: Make sure your hiking shoes fit well and are properly broken in before the trek. This will help prevent blisters and keep your feet comfortable on the trails.
Insect repellent:Be sure to bring insect repellent with at least 15% DEET to protect yourself from insect bites and avoid discomfort. While there have been no reports of malaria risk in the area, using repellent is essential for a more comfortable experience.
Bring Extra Money: Please remember to bring some extra cash for any unexpected expenses during the trip. We recommend carrying about 300 soles (around 90 USD) in cash to cover emergencies or additional purchases.
Personal Medication: Be sure to bring any personal medication you need, along with a basic first aid kit, to stay prepared throughout the trek.

Pricing

Important information: The published price of US$ 235.00 does not include return transportation by train or car.

You decide which option you want to take and we take care of the arrangements.

Payment and Reservation Policies.

To confirm your reservation:

Payment and Reservation Policies.

Booking Requirements – Important Information

To book and confirm your excursion or trek, we require the following:

We will not be able to book or confirm your excursion or trek

Traveler Information

Please provide the following details for each traveler:

Full name (as shown on passport)
Passport number
Date of birth
Nationality
Gender
Preferred travel date
Hotel name in Cusco (for pick-up coordination)
Special dietary requirements (if any)
Student ID (if applicable for discounts)

2. Copy of Passport

A clear copy of each traveler’s passport is required.
You can send it via:
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Email: perutravelcompany@gmail.com

4. Deposit Payment

A non-refundable deposit of US$ 200.00 is required to secure your spot.
A 6% PayPal fee applies, bringing the total to US$ 212.00 per person.
Please make your deposit via PayPal.

Note: A deposit of US$ 200 plus a US$ 12 PayPal fee per person is required for all tours and treks lasting 2 days or more.

The tour will not be confirmed without a completed booking form and a deposit sent to Peru Travel. The deposit is US$ 200 per person and is non-refundable. Payments are accepted via PayPal, which charges a 6% fee, making the total US$ 212 per person. Please send payments to perutravelcompany@gmail.com.

Once we receive your information and deposit, we will email you the invoice and booking confirmation.

Payment and Reservation Policies.

There are two ways to return from Machu Picchu

Decide how you want to get back to Cusco after visiting Machu Picchu, and pick the option that suits your budget and preferences.

PRICES:

by car : US$ 10.
by Train: US$ 70.

Take a look and think about which options might be best for you.

Return by minibus:

If you return by minibus, start walking from Machu Picchu to Hidroeléctrica at 11:00 a.m. The walk takes about 3 hours—a short descent followed by flat terrain along the train tracks.
Be at Hidroeléctrica by 2:30 p.m. to catch the minibus. The ride to Cusco takes 6–7 hours, with arrival around 10:00 p.m. You’ll be dropped off in the city center.

The price is for each adult, with minibus option :US$ 245
The price is for each Student, with minibus option : US$ 225

Return by Train:

If returning by train, departures are usually at 2:30 p.m., 2:55 p.m., or 3:20 p.m., based on availability.
To reach Aguas Calientes, either walk (1 hour) or take a bus (25 minutes) from Machu Picchu.

Be at the train station 30 minutes early.
The train to Ollantaytambo takes 1 hour 45 minutes, followed by a 1 hour 40 minute minibus ride to Cusco, where you’ll be dropped off at Plaza Regocijo, ending the tour.

The price is for each adult, with Train option: US$ 305
The price is for each adult, with Train option :US$ 385

Up-Grade to Vistadome Train:

The return train includes the Expedition or Voyager service, both offering panoramic windows for scenic views.

For a more immersive experience, you can upgrade to the Vistadome train for an additional US$ 60 per person. The Vistadome features a glass ceiling and onboard entertainment like traditional dancing and live music.

This upgrade is only available at the time of booking the Inka Jungle Trek and cannot be changed later.

The price is for each adult, with Vistadome Train option: US$ 385
The price is for each Student, with Vistadome Train option :US$ 365

What to Pack

Packing List.

F.A.Q. ¿What should I pack in my backpack?

If you are going on the Inca Jungle Trek, the ideal to prepare your backpack in advance. We recommend that you bring a small backpack, and leave your bigger one at the hostel in Cusco. Make sure you only bring your necesary things you will need for 4 days of the trek

Packing Listwhat to pack in your personal Backpack?

what to pack in your personal Backpack?

During the days on the trek, Remember, you will be carrying your backpack with you for the entire trek, so you should carry a light, comfortable and good quality backpack. due to regulation issued by the local government, your backpack should not exceed 25 litres in sixe and large bags are not allowed to be carried inside Machu picchu, if you have one make sure that your largae backpack looks as small as possicle to carry inside Machu picchu.

here, we give you the list of items which you have to carry in your personal backpack.

Hats and sunglasses: The sun is intense at high altitude and you should protect your eyes from the glare. Wear one that offers UV protection and is comfortable.
Hats and sunglasses: The sun is intense at high altitude and you should protect your eyes from the glare. Wear one that offers UV protection and is comfortable.
Rain gear: The trail can be wet especially in the rainy season. Have quality gear and clothing with materials such as Gore-tex that will keep your skin dry while you perspire during the hike.
Warm clothing: During the excursion, where the temperature fluctuates during the day and night, it is mandatory to have good clothing equipment such as: fleeces, long-sleeved shirts, down jackets and a waterproof layer.
Sunscreen: Choose a good sunscreen (high factor) and apply it before starting the hike and regularly during the day if you are sweating.
Hand sanitizer: Carry a good hand sanitizer to disinfect hands before eating, drinking and after using the bathroom. We recommend carrying a small bottle of hand sanitizer throughout the day.
Snacks: bring snacks that are rich in energy and easy to digest. This, because chocolate bars or cookies are not ideal, as they can be heavy for the stomach and leave you with an impression of sluggishness, so we recommend taking granola bars or a mixture of nuts which will give enough energy to perform the walk.
Extra money: take money preferably in soles for drinks, tips and souvenirs: during the excursion you will find facilities or bathrooms where you will have to pay for the use of some of them.

Itinerary

Day 1Cusco – Abra Malaga – Huaman Marca – Santa Maria

Pick up from your hotel between 6.30am and 7.00am followed by a scenic bus ride to Abra Malaga. This route offers spectacular views of the Andean landscape as you climb to the starting point of your cycling adventure.

After gearing up and a safety briefing, embark on a thrilling 3-hour bike ride. Descend through diverse ecosystems, starting from the chilly high-altitude grasslands and sweeping through lush cloud forests, experiencing a dramatic change in scenery and climate. This journey is not only an adrenaline rush but also a unique way to witness the biodiversity of the region.

Conclude the day at Huaman Marca, an intriguing archaeological site. Spend some time exploring these lesser-known ruins, which provide a quiet contrast to the busier sites later in the trek.

You will then board the van to take you to the town of Santa Maria for lunch.
After lunch and a nap, you’ll embark on a wonderful one hour Rafting trip down the Vilcanota River.

Overnight stay in local hostels in Santa Maria. This offers a wonderful opportunity to engage with local communities, enjoy authentic Andean hospitality, and taste traditional cuisine.

Meals: Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Hostel.
Altitude Range: 4,350m to 1,430m
Biking Distance: 48 km/ 1.5 to 2 hours.
Rafting time: 1.5 hours

Day 2Santa Maria - Santa Teresa

Start at 6:00 AM with breakfast, then begin your hike alongside the river. As you climb up an original Inca trail, discover the rich flora and fauna of the region. This path is a historical treasure trove, offering insights into Inca engineering and their deep connection with nature.

The hike passes through Quellomayo for lunch and relaxation. Enjoy a peaceful break in this small village, perhaps indulging in some local fruit or chatting with villagers.

Continue to the Santa Teresa hot springs for a soothing dip. These natural hot springs are the perfect remedy for your tired muscles, and they also offer a serene setting to reflect on the day’s journey.

Finish the day with a hike to Santa Teresa, where another warm hostel awaits you

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Hostel.
Altitude Range: 2,650 m.s.n.m to 1,800 m.s.n.m.
Difficulty: Moderate.
Walking Distance: 16 km.
Walking Time: 7-8 hours.

Day 3Santa Teresa – Aguas Calientes Town

Get up at 06:30 AM, have breakfast, and get ready for another adventure.

After breakfast at around 08: 00 AM, the zip line company will pick you up and take you to start of the ziplines. After a short introduction, you will begin your exciting 2-hour adventure, crossing four different cables.

After zipline activity, Take a 1-hour car ride to Hidroelectrica for lunch. After lunch, then continue with a leisurely walk along the train tracks to Aguas Calientes town. This path is flanked by lush jungle and the soothing sounds of the nearby river, making it a picturesque route to the town.
When you arrive, check into your hotel and relax

Explore Aguas Calientes or visit the hot springs. The town offers a range of cafes and shops, providing a pleasant contrast to the natural surroundings. Alternatively, relax in the local hot springs, a perfect prelude to the next day’s exploration of Machu Picchu.

Dinner and overnight in a hostel, where you’ll receive a briefing to prepare for your visit to Machu Picchu.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Accommodation: Hostel.
Difficulty: Moderate
Altitude Range: 1,800 m to 2,000 m
Walking Distance: 11 km
Walking Time: 3-4 hours.

Day 4Machu Picchu (Visit to the Inca Citadel)

To get to Machu picchu, to reach to the main gate of Machu Picchu from Aguas Calientes, you have two options. You can either walk for an hour and 30 minutes through beautiful scenery, or take a bus for US$12. You can decide on the same day of your visit to Machu Picchu. No matter which option you choose, your day will start very early in the morning, depending on what time you are allowed to enter Machu Picchu, with a delicious breakfast at your hotel in Aguas Calientes.

walk from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu, This early morning hike is a quiet, mystical experience, with the historical sanctuary slowly revealed in the morning light.

Bus from Aguas Calientes to Machu picchu, You can buy a bus ticket in town, either the night before or on the same morning. the first bus leaves fro Aguas calientes at 05:30 AM, The bus ride takes about 30 minutes to reach Machu Picchu. once your arrive there, you will meet your group and the guide, You will then all get in togetter to start exploring Machu picchu citadel.

Enjoy a guided tour of Machu Picchu, learning about the Inca history and culture that permeate this UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore its famous temples, terraces, and palaces with a knowledgeable guide who brings the past to life.

After the tour, return to Aguas Calientes to catch the train back to Cusco or opt for a walk to Hidroelectrica to catch a bus, concluding your unforgettable adventure.

Meals: Breakfast
Altitude Range: 2,100m to 2,450 m.
Difficulty: Easy
Walking Distance: 9 km
Walking Time: 3 hours

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FAQs

1.What is the level of physical fitness required for the biking portion of the tour?

The biking portion of the tour requires a moderate level of physical fitness and basic biking skills. While the route is mostly downhill, participants should be comfortable riding a bike on varied terrain for approximately 3 hours. Safety equipment and a thorough briefing will be provided before the ride.

2.Can you accommodate dietary restrictions during the tour?

Yes, we can accommodate dietary restrictions such as vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, or other specific dietary needs. Please inform us of any dietary requirements when booking, and we will ensure that your meals are tailored accordingly.

3.What type of accommodation can we expect in Santa Maria and Santa Teresa?

In Santa Maria and Santa Teresa, accommodation is provided in local family houses. This offers a unique opportunity to experience authentic Andean hospitality and immerse yourself in the local culture. The accommodations may include dormitory-style rooms or private rooms, depending on availability.

4.What is included in the biking portion of the tour, and what level of biking experience is required?

The biking portion of the tour includes a thrilling 3-hour downhill ride from Abra Malaga to Huaman Marca. Safety gear and a briefing are provided before the descent. While previous biking experience is recommended, the route is suitable for all skill levels, with support available throughout the journey.

5.Are meals included, and what dietary options are available?

Meals are included throughout the trek, with options for lunch and dinner on Day 1, and breakfast, lunch, and dinner on Days 2 and 3. Breakfast and lunch are provided on Day 4. Dietary options may vary, but vegetarian and vegan options are typically available. Special dietary requirements can be accommodated with prior notice.

Inca Jungle Trek 4 Days Classic