CUSCO,TREKKING TO CHOQUEQUIRAO AND MACHUPUCHUPICCHU 8 DAYS

Location Machu Picchu, Aguas calientes, Peru

Explore the majestic Choquequirao and Machu Picchu for an unforgettable 8-day adventure, immersing yourself in breathtaking landscapes, verdant mountain vistas, and lush tropical forests.

CUSCO,TREKKING TO CHOQUEQUIRAO AND MACHUPUCHUPICCHU 8 DAYS - Housity

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Day 1: Departure from Hotel Cusco to Capuliyoc, approximately 3 hours drive. Upon arrival, commence with breakfast before embarking on a 4-hour hiking expedition towards the lunch spot.

Day 2: Ascend to Maranpata Village, enjoying a meal there, followed by a further 2-hour ascent to the second campsite, situated within Choquequirao Park. Proceed to explore this historical site this afternoon.

Day 3: Embark on an exploration of the Choquequirao's lesser-known side. Ascend to the Choquequirao Pass, descending for 3 hours to Pinchiunuyoc Ruins, where you'll relish lunch. Afterwards, undertake a strenuous 4-hour zigzag ascent to your campsite in Maizal.

Day 4: Climbing to the San Juan Pass brings us to lunch. Following this, descend for 3 hours to Yanama Village. Spend the night here.

Day 5: Our journey culminates at the Yanama Pass, reaching its peak at the Yanama Pass. Descend for 2 hours to Maizal Camp.

Day 6: Begin the day early, walking for 6 hours through the lush rainforest. Enjoy the sightseeing opportunities, including multiple plantation areas such as coffee, passion fruits, avocados, and crop fields. Arrive at Lucmabamba Post-lunch, having ample time for relaxation and recuperation.

Day 7: Start the day with a visit to the Organic Coffee Farm. Proceed for 3 hours via an ancient Inca Trail to the Llactapata Inca Site, offering panoramic views of Machu Picchu. Descend for 3 hours to Hydroelectric Station Hidroelectrica, where you'll have lunch. Finally, walk for 3 more hours along the railway tracks to Aguas Calientes.

Day 8: Commence the day early, boarding the first bus at 5:30 AM for a scenic ride to Machu Picchu. Your guide will photograph your postcard at Machu Picchu before starting the guided tour of the main sectors of the citadel. Return to Agua Caliente for lunch, and prepare for the train journey back to Cusco.

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Highlights	Acquaint yourself with the ancient Incan ruins of Choquequirao and Machu Picchu. Embark on an exhilarating trek through the awe-inspiring mountain landscapes. Experience the enchanting allure of these picturesque villages nestled among the towering peaks.
Includes	The security information pertaining to the tour scheduled for tomorrow at 6:00 PM has been communicated at our office. A professional tour guide will lead the journey, equipped with a first-aid kit containing an oxygen bottle and satellite phones. Transportation arrangements have been made to transport participants from their hotels to each subsequent destination throughout the tour duration. Participants are advised to bring a carry-on bag weighing no more than 7 kilograms. A chef will prepare meals according to individual dietary requirements, including vegetarian and vegan options. All meals are included except for lunch on the final day of the tour. Accommodation at both Choquequirao and Machupicchu sites is secured. Access to these archaeological sites is assured. For those interested in camping, a foam sleeping pad, pillows, and sleeping bags are provided. Expedited train services between various destinations are also offered. Entry fees for visiting Choquequirao and Machupicchu sites are covered. Guided tours utilizing horses for carrying food and equipment are available. Participants may choose to purchase a sleeping bag, trekking poles, or an inflatable air mattress upon arrival. A special meal option will be arranged for lunch on the final day in Machupicchu. Please note that this itinerary assumes optimal conditions and may experience minor adjustments due to unforeseen circumstances.
Not suitable for	Individuals suffering from cardiovascular issues Persons who utilize wheelchairs Individuals apprehensive about elevated positions Individuals with visual impairments Individuals afflicted by acute mountain sickness Individuals post-recent surgical interventions Individuals with diminished physical fitness levels