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I did the Inca trail from KM 108. It was defiantly a hard and hot trek but the scenery along the way is breathtaking! You also get to see some other Inca ruins that you wouldn't have seen if you went directly to Machu Picchu....More
4 days trekking on the trail, well worth it. Learnt about “Peruvian flat” which is undulating landscape. Day 2 - dead woman’s pass was the greatest ascent and a hard slog up, but worth it when you reach the top, we were actually above the...More
This place is terrible and i belive it was the worst guides and helps ever everyone is usless there i hated it
We did a five-mile section of the Inca Trail starting in Chinchero and hiked the descending trail down to Urquillos. Such an amazing experience! The trail descends pretty steeply at first. Walking sticks are recommended. Much better to be hiking downhill than up!
Seems there are two basic ways to get to Machu Picchu (MP) - bus from Aquas Calientas or hike. And there are many hikes because there are many Inka trails. Common one is 4 day trek, but there are some 1-day options. We did a...More
We booked Weyki Treks through Peru for Less. Our guide Jose Garcia and his crew were hard working, positive and informative. Jose has a deep understanding of the Inka culture and an ability to connect it to present day Peru...powerful. Weyki has a sterling reputation...More
Stunning, challenging and worth the effort! No photograph can come close to what you will experience. The food on the trail is excellent. Manny and Jorge were fantastic guides and the porters were terrific.
Wayki Trek gave us an awesome experience with porters the night before the hike - with dinner, music, and dancing on a dirt kitchen floor. We stayed at one of their houses and was given a tour of their herb garden too. Then, We had...More
My family traveled with G adventures and it was the one of the best trips of our lives. We are in our 50s and took our 3, 20 something daughters and one fiancé. The scenery was incredible, hiking was difficult and the experience divine!
While some tourist do the 4-day trek, we opted for the 2-Day experience and it was just about the right thing for us. The first day is pretty challenging, climbing about 600 m from the dropoff point from the train (Urubamba river level) to the...More
