Day 1. Arriving in Cusco

Upon arriving, you will be met by a Melissa Peru Viagem representative who will escort you to your transportation vehicle. Relax as the driver assists with your luggage and drives you to the Hotel in the downtown.

Day 2. City Tour and nearby Inca sites

We will visit the nearby Inca sites of Tambomachay, Pukapukara, Q´enqo and Saqsaywaman, finally back in the City we will visit the Temple of the Sun known as Qorikancha, and then we walk shortly to the main square to visit the Cathedral, finishing the half-day tour.
At the main square, ask our guide for some suggestions to lunch and dinning.
In the afternoon, you have the chance to visit by yourself some nearby Museums.

Day 3. Upper Sacred Valley Tour

At the beginning we ride to Chinchero, known to the Incas as the birthplace of the rainbow, this typical Andean village combines Inca ruins with a colonial church, some wonderful mountain views and a colorful Sunday market. 
Moray [the circle terraces]. Still believed to be a kind of ancient laboratory to acclimatize some seeds of the Inca crops.
Salineras de Maras [This is one of the most spectacular sights in the area: thousands of salt pans that have been used for salt extraction since Inca times.]
Lunch included in Urubamba
Ollantaytambo (known to locals and visitors alike as Ollanta) is the best surviving example of Inca city planning, with narrow cobblestone streets that have been continuously inhabited since the 13th century. After visiting the Ollantaytambo you spend a night to hike the Inca trail on the next day
Overnight in Ollantaytambo and packing just a small backpack for the next two days.
Dinner Included in Town to have a briefing about the short Inca trail to Machu Picchu

Day 4. Hiking the Short Inca Trail

After enjoying your breakfast, you can have a small hike to the train station. On the route, you will see many nice landscapes such as the cloud forest and rain forest. Upon arriving to the km 104, you will get off the train for crossing the bridge to get the checkpoint of the trail. After the documents controls of the trail, you begin the hike about three hours uphill. On the trail you will enjoy the rain forest vegetation before to arrive to Wiñaywayna. This nice inca settlement is perched on a ridge showing beautiful views of the mountains. After visiting Wiñaywayna, you take some time for having your box lunch. Then you continue walking to Machu Picchu, on the path you will see nice views of the Urubamba river and valley. Once you arrive to Inti Punku, you’ll enjoy the spectacular view of Machu Picchu.
Once you arrive to Aguas Calientes you can walk one more time to the Hotel for resting and later having your dinner included.

Day 5. Visiting Machu Picchu

We will make the line for taking the bus to Machu Picchu (ride: 30 minutes). You will visit this ancient citadel following the new circuits. The guided tour will take between 2-3 hours. Machu Picchu is an extraordinary nature and cultural Inca settlement and UNESCO World Heritage site. After visiting Machu Picchu we will come back to the town of Aguas Calientes for having Lunch and take the train back to Ollantaytambo. Upon arriving in Ollantaytambo, we transfer you to your Hotel at town. Dinner optional.

Day 6. Lower Sacred Valley: Towns and Inca Sites

Enjoy you breakfast at hotel and get ready for continuing visiting the so known Sacred Valley of the Incas. Visiting Inca sites like Urco: Ancient Inca shrine for worshipping water and sky watching. This site is very interesting because its stories and legends.
Pisac Ruins: A truly awesome site with relatively few tourists, this hilltop Inca citadel lies high above the village on a triangular plateau with a plunging gorge on either side.
Pisac Market: known everywhere for its silver market, by far the biggest and touristiest in the region. Every Sundays, fruit and vegetable sellers from nearby farming communities come to sell their produce. Lunch (Optional)
After visiting the Pisac Market we will drive you to Cusco.

Day 7. Transfer Out

Transfer to Cusco International Airport

NOTE: You can customize your Machu Picchu or Cusco Extensions by simply reaching out to us at info@peruqosqotravel.com.

What's Included in the 8-Day Vilcabamba Trek with PERU QOSQO TRAVEL

Embarking on this Cusco Adventures 7 days Package with PERU QOSQO TRAVEL promises an unforgettable adventure through history and nature. Our comprehensive package ensures that you have a seamless and enriching experience from start to finish. Here's what's included in your journey:

1. Expert Guidance:
You'll be accompanied by experienced, knowledgeable, and licensed trekking guides who are well-versed in the history, culture, and ecology of the region. Their expertise will provide insights that enhance your understanding of the trail.

2. Transport:
Comfortable transportation to and from your Cusco accommodation to the trailhead is provided. Our vehicles are equipped to offer a smooth and safe journey.

3. Meals:
All meals written 

4. Experienced Porters:
To lighten your load, our dedicated team of porters will carry the majority of the camping equipment, food, and your personal belongings (up to a specified weight limit). This allows you to fully immerse yourself in the trek.

5. Culinary Experience:
Our team includes professional cooks who prepare delicious meals, accommodating various dietary preferences and restrictions. You'll be amazed at the variety and quality of the food even in the midst of the Andean wilderness.

6. Return to Cusco:
After your trek and exploration of Vilcabamba, we'll ensure your safe return to Cusco with comfortable transportation.

7. Safety Measures:
Your well-being is our priority. We have safety protocols in place, including first aid kits, emergency oxygen, and communication equipment, to ensure your trek is secure.

Trekking Gear List

The subsequent inventory has been meticulously curated for a guided expedition along many trails on the Andes. Typically, tour companies encompass provisions for sustenance, collective culinary apparatus, tents, and sleeping pads.

Embedded within this compilation are the Ten Essential Systems, imperative for any venture into the hinterland, including: navigation, sunshield, thermal insulation, illumination, first-aid materials, fire-starting equipment, toolset for repairs, nourishment, hydration paraphernalia, and emergency sanctum. 

Occasionally, there may be an overlap between requisites for conventional travel and those indispensable for trekking. It is advisable to bear this in mind whilst determining the quantity of each item required.

Travel Documents
> Airline tickets (alongside confirmation and itinerary)
> International health card (displaying relevant immunizations)
> Valid passport

Travel Equipment
> Suitcase or travel bag
> Locks for luggage security
> Identification tags for luggage
> Travel wallet for safekeeping
> Belt for passport/money carriage
> Liner for sleeping bag
> Adapters (Type A and B) and converters for electrical outlets

Clothing for Travel
> Moisture-wicking, quick-drying boxers or briefs
> Moisture-wicking, quick-drying sports bra
> Synthetic or wool T-shirt
> Long-sleeve shirt suitable for travel
> Lightweight pants suitable for travel
> Casual shoes
> Medium-weight wool or synthetic socks

Trekking Equipment (2 days tour)
> Daypack (with a capacity of 21 – 35 liters; advisable to verify with the tour company)
> Protective cover for the backpack
> Waterproof hiking boots
> Trekking poles (optional, but essential to have rubber tips)

General Clothing
> Moisture-wicking, quick-drying boxers or briefs
> Moisture-wicking, quick-drying sports bra
> Medium-weight long underwear bottoms
> Medium-weight long underwear top
> Synthetic short- and long-sleeve T-shirts
> Medium-weight fleece or soft-shell jacket
> Medium-weight down or synthetic jacket
> Convertible hiking pants
> Fleece pants
> Lightweight waterproof/breathable rain jacket
> Lightweight waterproof/breathable rain pants
> Medium-weight fleece gloves or wool gloves
> Medium-weight fleece/wool winter hat
> Hat or cap for sun protection
> Swim attire
> Medium-weight wool or synthetic hiking socks
> Sunglasses
> Bandana

Personal Items
> Two 1-liter water bottles
> Optional 2-liter hydration reservoir
> Wristwatch with alarm (albeit an altimeter feature is discretionary)
> Compass (not obligatory for guided tours)
> Whistle for signaling (optional)
> Action camera (or conventional camera; discretionary)
> Spare battery and memory card for the camera
> Compact camping pillow
> Camp towel
> Insect repellent
> Pocket knife or multi-tool
> Personal first-aid kit
> Optional eye shade
> Optional ear plugs
> Journal and pen (if preferred)
> Book or e-reader (if desired)
> Compact binoculars (if required)
> Local currency (nuevos soles) in cash
> Large plastic garbage bags

Toiletries
> Compact roll of toilet paper
> Personal hygiene wipes
> Washcloth
> Hand sanitizer
> Travel-sized toothbrush
> Travel-sized toothpaste
> Dental floss
> Sunscreen (with SPF 30 or higher)
> Lip balm (with SPF 30 or higher)
> Shampoo and conditioner
> Soap
> Deodorant
> Razor and shaving cream
> Skin lotion
> Spare eyeglasses or contact lenses
> Prescription medications for traveler’s diarrhea, altitude sickness, malaria

Endeavor to meticulously adhere to this comprehensive list to ensure a well-equipped and gratifying excursion to the Vilcabamba Trek.

Terms and Conditions for the Vilcabamba Trek with Peru Qosqo Travel

Greetings from PERU QOSQO TRAVEL! We're excited to accompany you on your remarkable journey along the Trail leading to Vilcabamba. Before you embark on this adventure, we invite you to review our advanced payment terms and conditions for a seamless experience.

1. Booking Confirmation:

1.1. To secure your exclusive spot on the Inca Trail tour, we require an advanced deposit at the time of booking, eight months before your anticipated arrival in Cusco, Peru.
1.2. The remaining balance is due [specific number] days before the tour commencement date.

2. Payment:

2.1. We accept payment through [list accepted payment methods].
2.2. All prices are denominated in [currency] and encompass taxes and fees.
2.3. Please note that currency exchange rates may apply if your payment is conducted in a different currency.

3. Cancellation and Refund Policy:

3.1. Cancellations made [specific number] days or more prior to the tour initiation date are eligible for a full refund of the advanced deposit, minus any non-refundable fees.
3.2. Cancellations made between [specific number] and [specific number] days before the tour start date will receive a partial refund of the advanced deposit, subject to non-refundable fees.
3.3. Cancellations made within [specific number] days of the tour initiation date will result in forfeiture of the advanced deposit.
3.4. No-shows or unused services are non-refundable.
3.5. Refunds will be processed through the original payment method.

4. Itinerary and Changes:

4.1. The Inca Trail itinerary, encompassing accommodations and activities, is subject to potential adjustments due to unforeseen circumstances, such as inclement weather, trail conditions, or force majeure events.
4.2. We are committed to providing suitable alternatives or rescheduling affected aspects of the tour.

5. Travel Insurance:

5.1. We highly recommend acquiring comprehensive travel insurance to safeguard against unforeseen events, including trip cancellations, medical emergencies, and travel disruptions.

6. Health and Fitness:

6.1. The Inca Trail journey involves physical exertion and varying altitudes. It's imperative that participants are in good health and possess an appropriate level of fitness for active participation.
6.2. We advise consulting with your healthcare provider before embarking on this enriching expedition.

7. Personal Belongings:

7.1. We cannot be held responsible for any loss or damage to personal belongings during the tour.
7.2. Participants are responsible for ensuring the security and protection of their belongings throughout the journey.

8. Liability:

8.1. While we prioritize your safety, it's essential to acknowledge that participation in the Inca Trail tour carries inherent risks.
8.2. PERU QOSQO TRAVEL, its personnel, and partners bear no liability for injuries, damages, losses, delays, or expenses incurred during the tour.

9. Conduct:

9.1. Participants are expected to exhibit respect for the environment, local communities, and fellow travelers at all times.
9.2. We retain the right to dismiss any participant whose behavior disrupts the tour or compromises the experience of others.

By confirming your reservation with PERU QOSQO TRAVEL and submitting the advanced deposit, you affirm that you have comprehensively reviewed, understood, and consented to these advanced payment terms and conditions. We eagerly await the opportunity to craft an unforgettable Inca Trail adventure to Machu Picchu on your behalf!

For any inquiries or clarifications, please reach out to us at:

Email: info@peruqosqotravel.com
Phone: +51 928 393 452

PERU QOSQO TRAVEL

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