Top Sacred Valley Multi-day Tours

The Short Inca Trail Trek to Machu Picchu is a spectacular hike with beautiful scenery, a wide variety of flora and fauna with fantastic panoramas of the Andes mountains on the way to the lost citadel of the Incas. See our short Inca path reviews on TripAdvisor, ask for Inka tours permits and check the best inca trail tours → Let’s take a great adventure before arriving Machu Picchu; with our group service and enjoying at the same time a light hike through many archaeological sites. Arrive to Sun’s Gate (Inti Punku), prepare yourself to be amazed with the best panoramic view of the wonder of the world - Machu Picchu-

The Short Inca to Trail Machu Picchu in 2 Days visits obscure Inca ruins, an exquisite mountainous landscape and lush rainforest vegetation. The Inca Trail enters Machu Picchu through the Sun Gate, where most of the famous and fun photos are taken, before heading downhill to the world famous Machu Picchu. Those who choose to hike the 2-Day Inca Trail get to visit Machu Picchu twice, once on the 1st day when they arrive to Machu Picchu and again on the 2nd day when they take a private tour with our guide. The second day, we will head up to Machu Picchu by shuttle bus from Aguas Calientes early to catch the sunrise over the mountains and Machu Picchu (2,400m/7,907ft). We then begin our exploration of the natural and ancient culture in this Inca hideaway. Take your time exploring this site to discover all of the Inca secrets within.

Located northwest of Cuzco, Nevado de Salkantay, the cordillera’s tallest peak rises to 6,271 metres above sea level. The name Salkantay means ‘Savage Mountain’ and it is a strikingly beautiful single peak providing a great focal point for this route. The trek normally takes 5 days and is popular with trekkers wanting to combine a quieter, less trodden route with a visit to the Inca ruins of Machu Picchu. One of the reasons the Salkantay trail is so popular is the incredible diversity of the views and ecosystems. Voted among the top 25 best treks in the world the walk is dominated by the 20,500-feet-high Mount Salkantay and cuts through the beautiful Mollepata Valley and passes Salkantay at an altitude above 15,000 feet before traversing around the mountains to arrive at Aguas Calientes. The trek is only a little more difficult than the Inca Trail, and horses are used to carry food and equipment.

For many visitors to Peru and even South America, a visit to the Inca city of Machu Picchu is the long-anticipated highpoint of their trip. In a spectacular location, it’s the best-known archaeological site on the continent. This awe-inspiring ancient city was never revealed to the conquering Spaniards and was virtually forgotten until the early part of the 20th century.

It is an easily accessible walk for everyone, without limitations or necessary permits (at least for the moment) next to the city of Mollepata, Cusco with Machu Picchu, Salkantay Trek are ancient treasures and outside the traditional route located in the same area, like the Inca Trail, where you can see large icy mountains covered with snow that combine with the abundant rainforest. The name of this mountain of Salkantay Trek is a contraction that comes from Salqa which means sullen, wild and Antay that means producing eyebrows or avalanches; This is an alternate route to the usual Inca Trail for those who did not get to get spaces, we have considered this route of Salkantay Trek as one of the best alternatives since in all this journey we can appreciate the flora and fauna and the tranquility that one needs to to be able to reflect and be in touch with the nature that surrounds us.

Salkantay at an altitude above 15,000 feet before traversing around the mountains to arrive at Aguas Calientes. The trek is only a little more difficult than the Inca Trail, and horses are used to carry food and equipment.

Private 2-day tour through the Sacred Valley. with a professional who provides information, visit the highlights of the valley, including Pisac, Ollantaytambo, and the World Heritage Site of Machu Picchu. Day 1: Pisac, Ollantaytambo & Aguas Calientes pick up from your Cusco hotel and head to Pisac. Here, your guide introduces you to the preserved Inca walls that surrounds the city and shows you Andean textiles on the market. Continue through the sacred valley on the Andes to Ollantaytambo, where there was the last battle to defend the inca empire. In the afternoon, board a train to Aguas Calientes, where you stay for the night. Day 2: Machu Picchu & Return to Cusco board a bus and head to Machu Picchu, known as the Lost City of the Incas. Follow your guide on a tour of the World Heritage Site, learn about the people who once lived there, and then spend some free time exploring on your own. When your time in Machu Picchu is through, return to Aguas Calientes and drive back to Cusco.

The Inca Trail ranks among the world’s most famous hikes, but the full route takes many days to complete. Ideal for trekkers short on time, this condensed tour covers the best of the Inca Trail in two days. Hit sites of interest including Aguas Calientes and UNESCO–listed Machu Picchu—with all the travel logistics covered, plus guided tours and free time to explore at your leisure.

Machu Picchu and Huayna Picchu 2 days 1 night, is an incredible itinerary highly suggested, Avoid spending the whole day rushing around. This 2-day tour will let you climb Huayna Picchu Mountain and enjoy Machu Picchu. The tour is for people of all ages, begins, and finishes at your hotel in Cuzco.

Hiking in spectacular Andes is something different. Travel & Healing’s guide will show you the spiritual part of Inca ruins through the trek to Machu Picchu. We will meet Shaman, local community & campfire super food. Find your true self through the sacred trek. The healing can happen when you hike to Andes with professional tour guide, owe for Apu the god of mountains at 4000+ meters above sea level, and enjoy the yummy super food with campfire recipes cooked by locals.