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This is our mid-range classic Inca Trail option - the famous 4 day trek to Machu Picchu - operated by our partner Bamba Experience, ideal for those who are not travelling on a budget and fancy a better comfort during the trip. You need to book months in advance (for peak times 5/6 months in advance). This is a 43km trek so you need to be in reasonble physical condition but if offers incredible views, passing by various Incan archaeological sites and ending at the world famous Machu Picchu  - one of the worlds top attractions.

This is our mid-range option for the Salkantay trek to Machu Picchu operated by our partner Bamba Experience. It is a higher and less beaten alternative trek to the classic Inca Trail trek but no less beautiful. The trek goes through another side of the Andes range and passes by remote Andean communities and stunning scenery including the snow capped peak of Salkantay and Humantay mountains. The trek lasts 4 days and ends in Aguas Calientes. Here we spend the night before ending the tour with the visit of Machu Picchu, South America's top tourist attraction.

This our budget Salkantay trek to Machu Picchu returning by bus - a popular alternative trek to the classic Inca Trail trek but no less beautiful. The trek passes by stunning scenery including the Humantay Lake and the snowcapped peak of Salkantay. The trek is 4 days ending in Aguas Calientes where we spend the night before ending the tour with Machu Picchu itself on day 5. This is the ideal option for those travelling on a budget who want to avoid the more expensive return by train.

This is the shorter version of our budget Salkantay trek to Machu Picchu. Salkantay is a popular alternative trek to the classic Inca Trail trek but no less beautiful. The trek passes by stunning scenery including Humantay Lake and the snowcapped peak of Salkantay. The trek is 3 days ending in Aguas Calientes where we spend the night before ending the tour with the site of Machu Picchu itself on day 4. Recommended if you are short on time but don't want to miss out.

This is our 4 day mid-range option for the Salkantay trek to Machu Picchu operated by our partner Bamba Experience. The trek goes through another side of the Andes range and passes by remote Andean communities and stunning scenery including the snow capped peak of Salkantay and Humantay mountains. The trek lasts 3 days and ends in Aguas Calientes. Here we spend the night before ending the tour with the visit of Machu Picchu, South America's top tourist attraction.

This is our shorter version of the budget option returning by bus for the Salkantay trek to Machu Picchu. The trek passes by stunning scenery including Humantay Lake and the snowcapped peak of Salkantay. The trek is 3 days ending in Aguas Calientes where we spend the night before ending the tour with Machu Picchu itself on day 4. This is a great option for those short on time and travelling on a budget who want to avoid the more expensive return by train.

This is our budget Salkantay trek to Machu Picchu. Salkantay is a popular alternative trek to the classic Inca Trail trek but no less beautiful. The trek passes by stunning scenery including the Humantay Lake and the snowcapped peak of Salkantay mountain itself. The trek is 4 days ending in Aguas Calientes where we spend the night before ending the tour with South America's most famous tourist attraction - the site of Machu Picchu itself on day 5.

Classic Inca Trail - Budget option to Machu Picchu 4 Days - You should book your Inca Trail to Machu Picchu months in advance (for some months 5 or 6 months) in order to get a space on the dates you wish. The Inca Trail Trek to Machu Picchu is 43 km long and includes stunning scenery, a variety of Incan archaeological sites ending with the highlight of South Americas most famous tourist attraction - the site of Machu Picchu itself.

This is our 2-day-budget option for the world-famous Inca Trail. It is a shorter version of this trek for those who are short on time but don't want to miss out on this experience. The world famous Inca Trail is on many peoples "must do" list and it books up fast. You should book your Inca Trail to Machu Picchu months in advance in order to get a space on the dates you wish. This short version of the trek involves one day of trekking and the visit of Machu Picchu site on the second day.

Lares is a popular alternative trek to the classic Inca Trail trek and is considered the most remote of the Inca treks to Machu Picchu. The trek passes by through seldom visited areas of the Cordillera Urubamba to the East of Cusco with views of mountains and valleys. The trek is a 3-day trek ending in Aguas Calientes where we spend the night before ending the tour with the highlight of South America's most famous tourist attraction - the site of Machu Picchu itself on day 4.

The Inca Quarry trek is a good alternative way for getting to the Machu Picchu. It's a less crowded route that passes through wonderful Andean scenery with waterfalls, including also some interesting archaelogical sites such as the Cachicata Quarry. The trek lasts 4 days and ends in Aguas Calientes. Here we spend the night before ending the tour with the visit of Machu Picchu, South America's number one tourist attraction.

For all trekking lovers who already made alternative arrangements for Machu Picchu, you can book your Salkantay trek returning to Cusco from Santa Teresa on Day 3 instead of going all the way to the site. Daily departures. A visit to stunning Humantay Lake is also included in the itinerary.

A great day out to the Humantay Lake located on the stunning Salkantay Trail. This is a very popular and easy 1-day trek from Cuzco for those who do not have a lot of time for longer treks but still want to have a taste of the beautiful landscapes only this region can offer. Total trekking time is about 3 hours - a short hike accessible to everyone that has got acclimatized a little.