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Short Inca Trail
(2D/1N) Code A-1
(The nearest to Machu Picchu)
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The two-days
Inca Trail is the
most
suitable
choice for those who
really want
to know how
beautiful
and
wonderful
the
conjuntion
from
architecture
and nature
can be,
experieciencing
on the
arriving to
Machu Picchu
through the
famous Inca
Trail, which.is
a route
specially
planned for
those
trekkers who
haven't
enough time
or physical
strength to
do another
longest trek.
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Inca Trail to Machu Picchu
(4D/3N) Code-A-2
(The most popular)
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The four-days
Inca Trail is one of the most famous
hikings in the world.
In this route there is a
spectacular mixture of the Inka ruins
situated in
a
mountainous
landscape and
the cloudy
and
mysteriuos
forest. It
has been
counted over 260
species of orchids in Machu Picchu, as well as
numerous waterfowls and the
impressively
majestic
presence of
the Andean
condor, who
seems to
reign from
the heights
over the
animal wild
life.
This trek is
estimated a moderate
one and any person
reasonably
have to be able to cover the route.
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Salkantay with Inka Trail to Machupicchu
(7D/6N) Code A-3
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This special
route, which
mixes the
typical
Andean
landscapes
and the old
Inca paths,
offers
marvellous
views and
the
experiences
on the
picturesque
and mystic
Andean world.
Less
concurred
than the
popular Inca
Trail, along
the route we
can
appreciate a
progression
of diversed
ecological
peaks,
tropical
sites and
glacial
summits, to
get to Machu
Picchu, the
lost Inca
city.
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Salkantay to Machu picchu
(5D/4N) Code-A-4
(The best alternative)
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The highest mountain of the Vilcabamba range, Salkantay (6271 metres) provides a wonderful background
throughout
this trek.
We trek over several high passes, from
the subtropical forest to high mountainous scenery. Finally, we
get at the old city of Machu Picchu.
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Choquequirao Trek
(4D/3N) Code-A-5
(New discovery)
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Choquequirao city is a new
archaeological
discovery
which is
regarded as
the last
Inca refuge,
which
resisted by
decades the
Spanish
conquest. It
is located
at the top
of the
Apurimac
river, in a
strategic
zone between
the Andean
mountains
and the
forest' s
eyebrow. At
present,
only
Choquequirao,
which stands
for only a
twenty per
cent from
all the
citadel can
be
appreciated.
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Ausangate trek
(6D/5N) CodeA-6
(The sacred mountain of the Incas)
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This snow-capped mountain is
located in the south east
from the
Cusco city, from
which this
snowy giant can
be appreciated.
This is one of the reasons
because it was worshipped by the Incas,
who regarded
it as an Apu,
or tutelar
divinity. On its
slopes the biggest
religious pilgramage of the Andean world takes place,
the so
called
peregrination
of the
Qoyllority's
Lord.
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Vilcabamba-Machu picchu
(5D/4N) CodeA-7
(The last refuges of theInkas)
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The term
Vilcabamba
means sacred
valley, and
it's
composed
from two
words:
Huilco,
meaning
sacred or
god, and
Bamba,
meaning
valley,
hence,
valley of
god or
sacred
valley. The
name belongs
to the Inca
dialect
called
Quechua.
This trek to
the last
Inca's
outpost, at
the end of
"the road
going
nowhere" is
a unique
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Lares Valley
(4D/3N) CodeA-8
(Ecological paradise and cultural zone)
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Beginning
your trek on
the Lares
cordillera,
an original
Inca route,
you'll enjoy
this unique
one, beyond
the
hectic,
noisy and
stressing
big cities.
This less-known
and
alternative
path offers
a great
variety of
native
flora,
displaying a
lot of
chances for
authentic
cultural
interactions
with Quechua
indians. By
camping in
near
villages and
among
witching
Andean lakes
and cloudy
forests,
you'll
certainly
enjoy the
mountainous
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Inka Trail Choquequirao to Machu picchu
(9D/8N) Code A-9
(The longest Inca Trek)
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Choquequirao has been called "Machu Picchu's sacred sister", because of the striking similarities
on
religious
design in architecture.
You will
break
through the
absolutely
spectacular 8-days hike from
Choquequirao to Machu Picchu, passing
by another important Inkan site called Choquequirao.
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Espíritu pampa-Vilcabamba
(7D/6N) Code A-10
(The lost city of the last Incas)
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This is a rather strenuous hike
through the jungle and
the andean vegetation.
You' ll visit many archaelogical
sites, like Lucma, Rosaspata, Nusta Hispana and villages such as Yupanca, Cosevidayoc and Vilcabamba,
in order to end up in the ruins
from the lost city of Espiritu
Pampa, (
Pampa's
Gosht ).
We invite you to travel with us
in a
dreamlike
experience to the
Incas' last
refuge.
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Pongo de Maynique
(7D/6N) CodeA-11
(Paradise without equal)
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The Pongo de Mainique is a 50 yards
wide and two miles long canyon, through which flows the mighty
and sacred
Urubamba River. The Pongo of Mainique is a magnificent site of natural
beautifulness, deep in the jungle
of Cusco.
The word pongo means gorge, or ravine, where the river bursts through the mountains.
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Hatun Q'eros
(6D/5N) Code A-12
(The living Inkas)
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The Q’eros are still the guardians of an extremely rich Inka cultural tradition.
The Q’eros are a Quechua-speaking people who lives
in several
small
clustery villages
on the mountains
from south-central Peru at altitudes ranging up to 16,000
feet above
sea level.
Aided by these high altitudes
which kept
them away
from
civilization, the Q’eros lived in relative
isolation from
external influence until approximately
the year 1950.
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Sibinaq'ocha Lake
(7D/6N) Code A-13
(The lake over the world)
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This area
from the Peruvian Andes stands out because of its
charming beauty and the folklore
from its
people who preserves the traditions of their ancestors as if time
is kept
standing
still..
Being a llama and
alpaca country,
its traditional beauty is enhanced by these
peculiar
mammalians
belonging
to the
camel and
dromedary
group,
which can
be seen
along the trek. These
paths are
from a
very high altitude
wich passes over 48000 meters
above sea level.
This route
continues around the Sibinaq'ocha
lagoon..
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