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CUSCO, CHACHABAMBA (KM 104), MACHU PICCHU, AGUAS CALIENTES.
2 Days / 1 Nights
We will pick you up from your hotel at 4:00 am. We will then drive you to the train station of Ollantaytambo. From here, you’ll join the 6:00 am train from Ollantaytambo to Chachabamba, where Km 104 begins.
Throughout the train ride, you’ll be able to admire the spectacular views of the farmlands below and the snow-capped Andes mountains in the distance. This region is also known as ‘The Sacred Valley of the Incas’ and is packed with stunning sightseeing opportunities.
The train passes alongside the Urubamba River, which is one of the major sources of the Amazon River. The Urubamba River is teeming with birdlife, so this is a great opportunity to spot Andean Condors, hawks, and hummingbirds.
Once we arrive at Chachabamba, we’ll start the hike at the Km 104 Trailhead, which is 2,050 m (6,824 ft) above sea level. Before embarking on this Machu Picchu trek, we’ll check that you have everything and provide you with a packed lunch.
The first Inca site is just 5 minutes from the trailhead, where our guide will tell you some unique facts about the area. We’ll also snap a lovely group photo before continuing the uphill trek toward the Wiñay Wayna Archeological Site.
After hiking for roughly 3 hours, we will reach the most beautiful Inca site on the Inca Trail – Wiñay Wayna (which means Forever Young) at 2650 m (8600 ft). This is a wonderful Inca site where you can enjoy the amazing view of the Urubamba River with a nice waterfall in the background. There are elaborate water fountains, temples, and some agricultural terraces, which provide a perfect opportunity to learn more about the way of the Inca knowledge and their history.
Before leaving Wiñay Wayna, we’ll take more group pictures at Sun Gate, where Machu Picchu will fill the backdrop. After taking in the once-in-a-lifetime views and getting your souvenir photos, we begin our descent to Machu Picchu for sunset. The best aspect of this hiking tour is that you’ll arrive at Machu Picchu in the afternoon when there aren’t many visitors. The sunset also provides glorious photo opportunities, which is another bonus.
After taking photos, we’ll take the bus down to Aguas Calientes to check in to the hotel, which has been pre-booked. Once everyone is checked in and your luggage is retrieved, we’ll head to the number one restaurant for dinner, Indio Feliz. This restaurant is considered the best in Aguas Calientes.
After the amazing dinner (included in the tour price), you can return to the hotel. We definitely recommend you go to bed early and get enough rest for the following day. After all, you’ll need a lot of energy for your visit to one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
Note: We generally book the accommodation at the 3-star Inti Punku Inn or something similar.
It’s an early start for day two, as we aim to reach Machu Picchu early enough to see the sunrise. While seeing the sunrise is weather-dependent, we will still aim to head up to Machu Picchu early in the morning.
We’ll start with breakfast at the hotel and then head to the bus that will take us to the Machu Picchu Archaeological Site. Just after getting into Machu Picchu, we’ll show you the best spot to take unforgettable sunrise photos for your social media.
Afterward, your guide will take you on a 2-hour tour of Machu Picchu, showing you all the hidden details only a local expert would know. Once the tour is complete, you can explore the archeological site at your own pace.
Before having the independent time to explore Machu Picchu, your guide will give you the bus ticket you’ll need to get back to Agua Calientes. Be sure to keep track of time to ensure you don’t miss the meetup with your tour guide for the bus back into town. Once you’re back in Aguas Calientes, you and your guide will take the two-hour train ride back to Cusco.
Note: If you’d like to climb up Huayna Picchu Mountain, the trek will take you around 50 minutes to complete. Unfortunately, this tour doesn’t include this hike, but we can add it to your itinerary if you would like. Hiking permits are limited, so do let us know if you’re interested in advance. Adding this to your tour will cost an extra 65 US$.
We will pick you up from your hotel at 4:00 am. We will then drive you to the train station of Ollantaytambo. From here, you’ll join the 6:00 am train from Ollantaytambo to Chachabamba, where Km 104 begins.
Throughout the train ride, you’ll be able to admire the spectacular views of the farmlands below and the snow-capped Andes mountains in the distance. This region is also known as ‘The Sacred Valley of the Incas’ and is packed with stunning sightseeing opportunities.
The train passes alongside the Urubamba River, which is one of the major sources of the Amazon River. The Urubamba River is teeming with birdlife, so this is a great opportunity to spot Andean Condors, hawks, and hummingbirds.
Once we arrive at Chachabamba, we’ll start the hike at the Km 104 Trailhead, which is 2,050 m (6,824 ft) above sea level. Before embarking on this Machu Picchu trek, we’ll check that you have everything and provide you with a packed lunch.
The first Inca site is just 5 minutes from the trailhead, where our guide will tell you some unique facts about the area. We’ll also snap a lovely group photo before continuing the uphill trek toward the Wiñay Wayna Archeological Site.
After hiking for roughly 3 hours, we will reach the most beautiful Inca site on the Inca Trail – Wiñay Wayna (which means Forever Young) at 2650 m (8600 ft). This is a wonderful Inca site where you can enjoy the amazing view of the Urubamba River with a nice waterfall in the background. There are elaborate water fountains, temples, and some agricultural terraces, which provide a perfect opportunity to learn more about the way of the Inca knowledge and their history.
Before leaving Wiñay Wayna, we’ll take more group pictures at Sun Gate, where Machu Picchu will fill the backdrop. After taking in the once-in-a-lifetime views and getting your souvenir photos, we begin our descent to Machu Picchu for sunset. The best aspect of this hiking tour is that you’ll arrive at Machu Picchu in the afternoon when there aren’t many visitors. The sunset also provides glorious photo opportunities, which is another bonus.
After taking photos, we’ll take the bus down to Aguas Calientes to check in to the hotel, which has been pre-booked. Once everyone is checked in and your luggage is retrieved, we’ll head to the number one restaurant for dinner, Indio Feliz. This restaurant is considered the best in Aguas Calientes.
After the amazing dinner (included in the tour price), you can return to the hotel. We definitely recommend you go to bed early and get enough rest for the following day. After all, you’ll need a lot of energy for your visit to one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
Note: We generally book the accommodation at the 3-star Inti Punku Inn or something similar.
It’s an early start for day two, as we aim to reach Machu Picchu early enough to see the sunrise. While seeing the sunrise is weather-dependent, we will still aim to head up to Machu Picchu early in the morning.
We’ll start with breakfast at the hotel and then head to the bus that will take us to the Machu Picchu Archaeological Site. Just after getting into Machu Picchu, we’ll show you the best spot to take unforgettable sunrise photos for your social media.
Afterward, your guide will take you on a 2-hour tour of Machu Picchu, showing you all the hidden details only a local expert would know. Once the tour is complete, you can explore the archeological site at your own pace.
Before having the independent time to explore Machu Picchu, your guide will give you the bus ticket you’ll need to get back to Agua Calientes. Be sure to keep track of time to ensure you don’t miss the meetup with your tour guide for the bus back into town. Once you’re back in Aguas Calientes, you and your guide will take the two-hour train ride back to Cusco.
Note: If you’d like to climb up Huayna Picchu Mountain, the trek will take you around 50 minutes to complete. Unfortunately, this tour doesn’t include this hike, but we can add it to your itinerary if you would like. Hiking permits are limited, so do let us know if you’re interested in advance. Adding this to your tour will cost an extra 65 US$.
Taking on a 2 day Inca Trail to Machu Picchu Trip is one of the best ways to explore one of Peru’s top attractions.
Not everyone has four or five days to hike this classic trail, but missing out on Machu Picchu simply isn’t an option. So, if you want to explore the Andes on one of the shortest hikes to Machu Picchu, look no further than this epic two-day and one-night tour.
This Machu Picchu Inca Trail Hike tour includes a one-night stay in a lovely Aguas Calientes Town (or Machu Picchu Pueblo) hotel. This allows you to get a deeper understanding of the area and truly admire Peru’s rich history.
While we offer a Machu Picchu day tour, this two-day hike is the best option if you’re not prepared for a long trek but still want a slightly more detailed tour. You’ll be able to admire loads of Incan sites throughout the tour. Some popular places you’ll visit include the Chachabamba Archeological Site, Wiñaywayna Inca Site, the iconic sunset photo spot at Sungate, and the upper section of the Machu Picchu Inca Site. You’ll also be able to enjoy it all without the crowds.
Remember that this 2-day Inca Trail to Machu Picchu unearths far more than just historic sites. You’ll find amazing views, vibrant plants and endemic animals typical of the region. If that’s not enough, we’ll also provide interesting facts and unique local knowledge about the area and its biodiversity.
This 2-day Inca Trail hike to Machu Picchu covers roughly 12km (7.5 miles) from Chachabamba to Machu Picchu, which you’ll cover on day one. You’ll then have an opportunity to rest for the night in Aguas Calientes.
Day two has an early start, with postcard-worthy sunrise photos at Machu Picchu. After, it’s time for a long and in-depth guided tour of one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
If this sounds like your ideal way to enjoy the Inca Trail trek, all the information you need about the tour can be found below.
The best option is in your hands!!!
We will pick you up from your hotel at 4:00 am. We will then drive you to the train station of Ollantaytambo. From here, you’ll join the 6:00 am train from Ollantaytambo to Chachabamba, where Km 104 begins.
Throughout the train ride, you’ll be able to admire the spectacular views of the farmlands below and the snow-capped Andes mountains in the distance. This region is also known as ‘The Sacred Valley of the Incas’ and is packed with stunning sightseeing opportunities.
The train passes alongside the Urubamba River, which is one of the major sources of the Amazon River. The Urubamba River is teeming with birdlife, so this is a great opportunity to spot Andean Condors, hawks, and hummingbirds.
Once we arrive at Chachabamba, we’ll start the hike at the Km 104 Trailhead, which is 2,050 m (6,824 ft) above sea level. Before embarking on this Machu Picchu trek, we’ll check that you have everything and provide you with a packed lunch.
The first Inca site is just 5 minutes from the trailhead, where our guide will tell you some unique facts about the area. We’ll also snap a lovely group photo before continuing the uphill trek toward the Wiñay Wayna Archeological Site.
After hiking for roughly 3 hours, we will reach the most beautiful Inca site on the Inca Trail – Wiñay Wayna (which means Forever Young) at 2650 m (8600 ft). This is a wonderful Inca site where you can enjoy the amazing view of the Urubamba River with a nice waterfall in the background. There are elaborate water fountains, temples, and some agricultural terraces, which provide a perfect opportunity to learn more about the way of the Inca knowledge and their history.
Before leaving Wiñay Wayna, we’ll take more group pictures at Sun Gate, where Machu Picchu will fill the backdrop. After taking in the once-in-a-lifetime views and getting your souvenir photos, we begin our descent to Machu Picchu for sunset. The best aspect of this hiking tour is that you’ll arrive at Machu Picchu in the afternoon when there aren’t many visitors. The sunset also provides glorious photo opportunities, which is another bonus.
After taking photos, we’ll take the bus down to Aguas Calientes to check in to the hotel, which has been pre-booked. Once everyone is checked in and your luggage is retrieved, we’ll head to the number one restaurant for dinner, Indio Feliz. This restaurant is considered the best in Aguas Calientes.
After the amazing dinner (included in the tour price), you can return to the hotel. We definitely recommend you go to bed early and get enough rest for the following day. After all, you’ll need a lot of energy for your visit to one of the Seven Wonders of the World.
Note: We generally book the accommodation at the 3-star Inti Punku Inn or something similar.
It’s an early start for day two, as we aim to reach Machu Picchu early enough to see the sunrise. While seeing the sunrise is weather-dependent, we will still aim to head up to Machu Picchu early in the morning.
We’ll start with breakfast at the hotel and then head to the bus that will take us to the Machu Picchu Archaeological Site. Just after getting into Machu Picchu, we’ll show you the best spot to take unforgettable sunrise photos for your social media.
Afterward, your guide will take you on a 2-hour tour of Machu Picchu, showing you all the hidden details only a local expert would know. Once the tour is complete, you can explore the archeological site at your own pace.
Before having the independent time to explore Machu Picchu, your guide will give you the bus ticket you’ll need to get back to Agua Calientes. Be sure to keep track of time to ensure you don’t miss the meetup with your tour guide for the bus back into town. Once you’re back in Aguas Calientes, you and your guide will take the two-hour train ride back to Cusco.
Note: If you’d like to climb up Huayna Picchu Mountain, the trek will take you around 50 minutes to complete. Unfortunately, this tour doesn’t include this hike, but we can add it to your itinerary if you would like. Hiking permits are limited, so do let us know if you’re interested in advance. Adding this to your tour will cost an extra 65 US$.