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Peru, South America. The most famous hike in South America, the four-day Inca Trail is walked by thousands every year. Although the total distance is only about 24 miles (39km), the ancient trail laid by the Incas from the Sacred Valley to Machu Picchu winds its way up and down and around the mountains, snaking over three high Andean passes en ...
MAKING HAPPY TREKKERS SINCE 2005. Established in 2005, we connect adventure seekers with trusted and experienced tour operators on the Inca Trail, Salkantay, Lares, Inca Jungle, and other amazing treks in the Cuzco region. Most Popular. From $767. 12+ years.
Cuzco, Perú. Inca Trail Company is a locally owned tour operator based in Cusco. that offers amazing Peru treks and provides you with the day trips, tours, and trek packages you want. We’re a 100% Peruvian-owned tour operator that offers fantastic experiences to untouched and unknown wilderness areas in the country.
Inca Trail Peru is a travel agency based in Cusco, Peru that specializes in organizing guided treks and tours to Machu Picchu and other popular destinations in the Andean region.Specifically, Salkantay Treks offers treks along the Salkantay route, which is an alternative to the classic Inca Trail trek. The Salkantay trek is a challenging but rewarding 5-day trek that takes you through diverse ...
Alternativen zum Inka Trail; Besucherlimit auf dem Inka Trail. Die Beliebtheit des Inka Trails ist gleichzeitig auch seine Last. Im Jahr 2004 wurde die Besucherzahl auf dem Inka Trail auf 500 Permits pro Tag begrenzt, das bedeutet, es dürfen nicht mehr Besucher an diesem Tag zum Inka-Weg insgesamt aufbrechen.
The legendary Inca Trail to the Lost City of the Incas in Peru is one of the world’s best known hiking adventures. It is a once in a life time experience with stunning views for both experienced and non-experienced hikers. After four days of hiking - from the snowcapped Andean mountains to the lush Amazon cloud forest – you will catch the ...
4 de nov. de 2016 · They had an option to leave out of Cusco at 3 a.m., take a two-hour train ride, hike about five hours from kilometer 104 on the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu (about six miles long and 2,600 feet up ...
