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Classic Inca Trail
The classic Inca Trail is a 4 day and 3 night trekking program. It's the most popular of all hikes and inside the Machu Picchu Sanctuary.
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The classic Inca Trail is a 4 day and 3 night trekking program. It's the most popular of all hikes and inside the Machu Picchu Sanctuary.
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This 5-day program is a great alternative to avoid the crowds found on the 4-day classical route.
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The trek starts at Km 104, towards “Inti Punku”, the so-called “Sungate”, from which we first glimpse Machu Picchu in the late afternoon.
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We find that this trek is an ideal alternative to the often overcrowded Inca Trails. And of course this amazing trek touches the base of the sacred Salkantay Mountain (6.271m/ 20569ft), one of the highest and most impressive peaks in the Peruvian Andes. The trek passes trough small communities and beautiful landscapes. On the fourth day it reaches Aguas Caliente, the small city below Machu Picchu. On the last morning we visit the ruins of the lost city of the Incas - Machu Picchu
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Designed to combine adventure with maximum comfort, this program takes you to Machu Picchu with four nights of premium glamping (in Chonta and Wayramachay) featuring proper beds and hot showers, one comfortable camping night in Soraypampa, and a stay at a historic hacienda. With gourmet meals prepared by our chef, a traditional Pachamanca lunch, and mule support for your luggage, you will experience the Salkantay Trek to the fullest, arriving perfectly rested to discover the lost city of the Incas.
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If you want true adventure, this is your trek. Few people are aware of Choquequirao an Inca City above the Apurimac Canyon. During its glory it equalled the beauty and importance of Machu Picchu. The challenging trek traverses the Vilcababmba range, stopping at the stunning Inca sites of Choquequirao, Llactapata, and Machu Picchu. The 58km trail is one of the most diverse and spectacular in Peru.
View TrekIt is no secret that over the last decade the Inca Trail has seen an increase in popularity, to the point that the environment and trail have become overburdened. For this reason, access is regulated and permits are required months in advance.
At Q’inti we carefully design routes that allow you to explore a rich alternative experience. These give you the best Andean landscapes, meaningful local encounters, and memorable trekking opportunities without losing the spirit of discovery.