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Introduction
Embark on an unforgettable 11-day journey through the heart of Peru, culminating in the iconic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. This carefully crafted experience weaves together rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant cultural heritage. Enjoy the perfect balance of adventure and comfort with luxurious accommodations, expertly guided tours, and engaging activities that make every moment extraordinary.
Tour Hightlights:
- Discover the vibrant flavors and rich history of Lima’s culinary scene and landmarks.
- Uncover the treasures of the Sacred Valley—explore Ollantaytambo, the fascinating Moray ruins, and the stunning Maras salt terraces.
- Embark on an unforgettable journey along the Classic Inca Trail, leading to the awe-inspiring Machu Picchu.
- Indulge in the ultimate luxury aboard the Belmond Hiram Bingham train, where travel becomes an experience in itself.
- Step back in time at ancient archaeological sites while immersing yourself in the traditions of the Andean culture.
- Relax and recharge in exclusive accommodations, offering premium amenities designed for your comfort.
- Stroll through Cusco’s historic streets, filled with iconic landmarks and centuries-old charm.
- Experience Peru’s essence through guided cultural and nature-focused activities that showcase its beauty and spirit.
Let the adventure begin. Peru is calling!
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Itinerary
Day 1 – Lima
- Enjoy seamless travel with private airport transfers, personalized check-in assistance, and 24/7 support for a stress-free journey.
- Discover the rich history of Lima as you wander through iconic landmarks like Plaza Mayor, the majestic Government Palace, and stunning colonial architecture.
- Relax in style at Pullman Lima Miraflores, featuring world-class dining, a modern fitness center, and a rooftop pool with breathtaking views.
Day 2 – Lima Gastronomic Journey + City Tour
- Begin your day with a private gastronomic tour in Barranco, sampling organic coffee, exotic fruits, and indulging in a gourmet meal in San Isidro. Delight in contemporary Peruvian cuisine at Huaca Pucllana, set against the backdrop of ancient pre-Inca ruins.
- Immerse yourself in Lima’s rich history with a visit to Plaza Mayor, the Cathedral, Government Palace, and the San Francisco Monastery. Continue your exploration through the vibrant districts of San Isidro and Miraflores, and admire the impressive Huaca Pucllana pyramid.
- Conclude your journey at the renowned Larco Museum, where a stunning collection of pre-Columbian art awaits.
Day 3 – The Sacred Valley of the Incas
- Begin your journey with a private transfer to Lima Airport and a scenic flight to Cusco.
Marvel at the impressive stonework and breathtaking city views at the Sacsayhuaman Fortress. - Immerse yourself in Andean culture at the Sacred Valley’s textile center, where you’ll witness traditional weaving techniques firsthand.
- Savor a delicious farm-to-table lunch at Hacienda Sarapampa, complete with cultural performances that celebrate local traditions.
- Explore the historical wonders of Pisac and Ollantaytambo, and wander through vibrant local markets brimming with authentic treasures.
- Unwind at the luxurious Tambo del Inka Resort, offering serene riverside views, exquisite dining, and a rejuvenating spa experience.
Day 4 – Adventure time at Sacred Valley of the Incas
- Embark on an unforgettable rafting adventure down the Urubamba River, surrounded by breathtaking mountain scenery and ancient ruins. Begin with a comprehensive safety briefing before navigating exhilarating rapids, culminating at the thrilling “El Resbaladero.”
- After your adventure, enjoy a delicious riverside Andean lunch, thoughtfully prepared to support local communities.
- Continue your journey with a visit to the historic Ollantaytambo Fortress, where you’ll uncover its fascinating history and the enduring legacy of Manco Inca. Explore the fortress’s impressive terraces and stroll through the charming town of Ollantaytambo, celebrated for preserving living Inca traditions.
Day 5 – The Sacred Valley of the Incas archeological tour
- Begin your journey in Misminay, a charming Andean community where you’ll immerse yourself in local traditions and culture. Take part in seasonal farming activities using ancestral tools, followed by a delightful farm-to-table meal crafted from fresh, local ingredients.
- Discover the Moray terraces, an ingenious Inca agricultural site featuring microclimates that showcase their advanced understanding of farming. Continue to Maras, home to ancient salt pans that have been sustainably managed by the community since 1556.
- Savor a delicious lunch at Rancho Wayra, accompanied by an impressive Peruvian Paso Horse performance. Conclude your day with a peaceful drive back to your hotel in the Sacred Valley, reflecting on the rich experiences of the day.
Day 6 – Hike to Huayllabamba
Embark on an unforgettable 4-day, 43-km journey along the iconic Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. Your adventure begins at Km 82, where you’ll cross the Urubamba River into the breathtaking Sacred Valley.
Hike to Miskay, a vantage point offering sweeping views of the ancient ruins of Llactapata. From there, continue through the serene Kusichaca Valley to your first campsite at Huayllabamba, nestled at 3,000 meters above sea level.
Along the way, marvel at the majestic Vilcanota Ridge and the towering Veronica Peak, standing proud at 5,832 meters. The first day offers a gentle introduction, with awe-inspiring Andean landscapes by day and a night under a canopy of stars.
Day 7 – Hike to Paqaymayu
Conquer the trek’s most challenging day with an 11-km climb to the breathtaking Warmi Wañusqa Pass, standing at 4,200m. Begin the day with a hearty breakfast and bring along snacks to help combat the effects of altitude.
The ascent takes you through rugged mountain terrain, where alpacas and llamas graze on patches of Ichu grass. Once over the pass, descend into a lush cloud forest teeming with life, from vibrant hummingbirds and playful sparrows to the elusive Andean spectacled bear.
After approximately six hours of trekking, you’ll arrive at the Paqaymayu campsite (3,500m), where a well-deserved hearty meal and a peaceful night’s rest await. Though demanding, this day promises awe-inspiring landscapes and encounters with unique wildlife that make every step worthwhile.
Day 8 – Hike to Wiñayhuayna
Start your day with a hearty breakfast before embarking on a breathtaking trek along the iconic Inca Trail. Climb to Abra Runkurakay (3,955m), where sweeping valley views and the ancient Runkurakay ruins await.
Descend into the lush cloud forest, leading to the captivating Sayacmarca archaeological site. From there, journey onward to Abra Phuyupatamarca (3,700m) and the mystical “town in the clouds,” Phuyupatamarca.
Follow a winding stone staircase as it descends to Wiñayhuayna (2,700m), an awe-inspiring Inca complex nestled in the mountains. End your day at the final campsite, ready to witness the unforgettable sunrise over Machu Picchu.
Day 9 – Cusco
Embark on the final leg of your journey through breathtaking landscapes, mystical cloud forests, and remarkable ancient ruins.
Climb to Abra Runkurakay (3,955m), uncover the history of Sayacmarca, and marvel at the beauty of Phuyupatamarca (3,700m). From there, descend to Wiñayhuayna (2,700m), where you’ll camp overnight and prepare for an unforgettable sunrise over Machu Picchu.
Experience the wonder of Machu Picchu before savoring a delightful lunch in Aguas Calientes. Conclude your adventure in style aboard the luxurious Belmond Hiram Bingham train.
Back in Cusco, unwind at the elegant Palacio del Inka, indulge in spa treatments, and immerse yourself in the city’s rich history and cultural landmarks.
Day 10 – Cusco walking city tour
Discover the charm of Cusco, the historic capital of the Inca Empire, on a guided tour. Begin at Plaza de Armas, the vibrant heart of the city’s culture and history.
Marvel at Cusco Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site housing exquisite colonial treasures. Continue to Santo Domingo Church, built atop the ancient Koricancha Temple, once the most sacred site of the Inca civilization. Afterward, unwind with local cuisine or take some time to explore more of this fascinating city at your own pace.
DAY 11 – FAREWELL, PERU
Saying Goodbye to Peru
The final day of our adventure is here, and it’s time for heartfelt goodbyes. Start your morning with a delicious breakfast at the hotel before heading to Cusco airport via private transfer. If you’re not joining us for the Rainbow Mountain Trek extension, feel free to schedule your flight from Cusco at any time today.
Meals: Breakfast
Please note: Tour Leaders Peru reserves the right to adjust itineraries as needed based on weather, conditions, health, group dynamics, availability, or other unforeseen circumstances.
OPTIONAL: DAY 12 – 13 – TREK TO RAINBOW MOUNTAIN OR EXTEND YOUR TRIP
Prepare for an unforgettable adventure as you embark on a trek to the stunning Palccoyo Rainbow Mountain. This hidden gem, often referred to as the “painted hills,” offers a breathtaking journey through snow-capped peaks, dramatic desert landscapes, vibrant mineral hues, and herds of alpacas.
Your day begins with an early 6:00 AM departure, followed by a scenic three-hour drive through traditional villages and panoramic views of the Andes, arriving at the trailhead at 15,000 feet in the heart of the Vilcanota Mountain Range. From here, you’ll begin a gradual ascent through a colorful valley and a unique stone forest on your way to the summit.
At the peak of the mountain, you’ll be rewarded with awe-inspiring views of the surrounding Andean landscape, including the majestic Ausangate Glacier, towering at 21,000 feet. This glacier, one of the most sacred peaks (Apus) in Incan culture, adds a sense of wonder to an already extraordinary experience. Keep an eye out for wildlife, as this is one of the few places in Peru where you can spot wild vicuñas and Andean camels alongside llamas and alpacas. You’ll have ample time to soak in the stunning scenery, take photos of the vibrant mineral-streaked hills, and embrace the serene beauty of the region.
The descent will be unhurried, with opportunities to pause and appreciate the landscape before returning to Cusco. Back at your boutique-style hotel, you’ll have the evening free to unwind and reflect on the day’s adventure.
Hiking Details
Duration: 3.5 hours
Distance: 2.5 miles
Elevation Gain: 900 feet
Difficulty: Challenging
Maximum Altitude: 16,000 feet
Accommodation: Boutique Hotel, Cusco (Shared Rooms)
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch
Day 10 – Farewell, Peru
As your adventure comes to an end, it’s time for heartfelt goodbyes. After enjoying breakfast at the hotel, you’ll head to the airport via private transfer. Flights can be scheduled from Cusco at any time that suits your travel plans.
Meals Included: Breakfast
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Peru National Park Administrators (SERNANP) strictly limits the number of travelers allowed on the Inca Trail each day, and permits sell out quickly. Secure your spot as soon as possible to guarantee your dates!
A valid passport is required to book your permit. If you don’t have your passport yet, email us at info@tourleadersperu.com We can temporarily secure your permit using your driver’s license.
At Tour Leaders Peru Adventure, we’ll secure your Inca Trail permit as soon as the trip’s minimum participant requirement is met.* Once met, we’ll continue securing permits for new bookings and deposits until they are sold out. Please note, permits are non-transferable to other dates or individuals.
Important: Do not make any travel arrangements until you receive confirmation from Tour Leaders Peru Adventure.
Great news! All 2026 Inca Trail Hiking trips are officially permitted and confirmed!
What to Pack
- Discover our top hiking gear recommendations for any adventure.
- A complete packing list will be included in your Tour Guide upon booking.
Please note that some trips may require additional specialized equipment.
Arrival Information
- Airport City: Cusco, Peru (CUZ)
- Pick-Up Location: Cusco Airport, with transfer provided to your hotel (arrivalconfirmation required).
- Meeting Time with Tour Guide: Day 1 at the designated Rendezvous Hotel.
Departure Information
- Airport City: Cusco, Peru (CUZ)
- Drop-Off Location: Rendezvous Hotel on Day 8.
- Return Time: Depart at any time on Day 9. Airport transfers will be provided.
Optional Add-ons
Pre- and post-tour accommodations at the Rendezvous Hotel in Cusco.
Limited single hotel room upgrades available.
Limited single room and single tent upgrades (up to 2) available upon booking.
Important Notes:
Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your arrival date.
A comprehensive Travel Guide, including hotel details, Inca Trail Hike Packing Tips, and additional information, will be provided to help you prepare for your unforgettable journey.
This trip requires a minimum of 4 hikers for the Inca Trail. Please confirm that your trip is guaranteed before booking airfare.
All 2026 Inca Trail Hike trips are officially confirmed!
Prepare for the adventure of a lifetime!
Activity Level
This adventure is extraordinary, but its intensity should not be underestimated despite the popularity of the destination.
This journey is rated as Highly Strenuous due to the extensive hiking involved in alpine conditions, with elevations ranging from 11,000 feet in Cusco to a high of 13,828′ at the Inca Trail’s peak. High-altitude hiking is significantly more challenging and slower due to the effects of altitude on the body. To help mitigate these effects, Tour Leaders Peru Adventure has built in a 3-day acclimatization period before hitting the trail.
Altitude
Throughout this trip, you’ll remain above 8,000 feet—the threshold where altitude sickness can affect anyone, regardless of age, gender, or fitness level. Common symptoms include headaches, dizziness, fatigue, difficulty sleeping, and nausea. The Tour Guide Team prioritizes safety and reserves the right to remove any participant from the trip at their own expense if altitude sickness symptoms worsen or if their condition endangers themselves or the group.
Trail Heights
Some sections of the trail feature exposure to heights, particularly on Day 5 during the mountain passes and on Day 6 as you ascend Warmiwañusqa Pass (Dead Woman’s Pass). These high-altitude trails include drop-offs, but they are well-defined and well-maintained. Our experienced guides are there to ensure your safety and comfort at every step. They’ll provide support when needed, and the pace allows ample time to carefully navigate these sections.
Pre-Trip Preparation
Certain pre-existing medical conditions may worsen at high altitudes and could be difficult to manage during the hike, potentially leading to serious consequences. It is essential to consult your doctor regarding any pre-existing conditions before embarking on this trip. Additionally, some medications can assist with acclimatization or alleviate altitude sickness—please discuss these options with your healthcare provider.
Daily Hiking Overview
Day 5: 6 hours | 7.3 miles | 5,003’/1,132′ gain/loss | 12,598′ Altitude | Challenging
Day 6: 8 hours | 7.5 miles | 3,937’/4,209′ gain/loss | 13,858′ Altitude | Challenging
Day 7: 7 hours | 7 miles | 564’/4,603′ gain/loss | 11,975′ Altitude | Moderate
Optional Day 9: 3.5 hours | 2.5 miles | 900’ gain | 16,000′ Altitude | Challenging
Important Reminder
Please carefully consider your ability to meet the physical demands of this trip. This is essential for your safety and the safety of the group. All participants will be required to sign an Acknowledgment of Physical Demands as part of the booking process.
Learn more about Hiking Activity Levels.
What’s Included
Professional English-speaking guide
- All entrance fees to the sites mentioned in the itinerary
- All necessary transfers during the program
- Meals as indicated in the itinerary
- Hotel accommodations, as mentioned in the itinerary
- One entrance ticket to the Inca Trail per person
- One-way trip train ticket from Machu Picchu via Belmond Hiram Bingham Luxury
- Train per person
- 24/7 assistance throughout the trip
Not Included
- International and domestic flight
- Meals and drinks not specified in the itinerary
- Early check-in, late check-out, and hotel extra
- Additional optional services (e.g., spa treatments, extra tours
- Personal expenses (souvenirs, laundry, etc.)
- Tips for guides, drivers, and staff
- Alcoholic beverages.
- Travel insurance: Highly Recommended
- Meals not outlined in the itinerary.
Costs for extra activities.
Gratuities for your Tour Leaders Peru guide (refer to our tipping guidelines here).
Note: Tour Leaders Peru reserves the right to adjust itineraries as needed due to weather conditions, unforeseen circumstances, group dynamics, or health and safety concerns.
Enjoy a journey that balances adventure, comfort, and unforgettable experiences!
Price
Prices cover the entire 9-day tour package and includes door-to-door service.
We can arrange the Tour For a minimum of 2 Travelers
2 – People USD $2499 per person
3 – People USD $2350 per person
4 – People USD $2200 per person
5 – People USD $2000 per person
*If more than 5 travelers reach out to us for pricing*
Student Discount: US$20 (Requires ISIC Card to qualify)
Under 18 Discount: US$20
Optional Extras:
Sleeping Bag US$25
Walking Poles US$20
Inflatable air matts US$20
Hotel single room US$40
Huayna Picchu or Montaña permit US$75
How We Support You
Ready for an unforgettable adventure? We’re with you every step of the way. This journey involves hiking an average of eight hours per day over multiple days, reaching breathtaking altitudes. It’s a challenge, no doubt—but you’ll never face it alone. Like thousands of women before you, you’ll discover strength you didn’t know you had and finish feeling empowered, inspired, and unstoppable.
As with all our trips, this experience can be tailored to suit various abilities and comfort levels. If you have any concerns about your ability to fully enjoy or complete this adventure due to physical or medical reasons, don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to discuss and ensure this journey is right for you.
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Non-Refundable Deposit: $550 due at booking to secure your spot
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Note: We need a minimum of 3 trip members to run the trip.
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FAQ’s
1. What are Inca Trail Trek Tours?
Inca Trail Trek Tours are guided hiking experiences along the ancient Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. These tours offer an unforgettable journey through stunning landscapes, historical ruins, and breathtaking views, making it one of the most iconic trekking routes in the world. They cater to both adventure seekers and history enthusiasts.
2. How long is the Inca Trail hike?
The Inca Trail hike typically lasts 4 days and 3 nights, covering approximately 43 kilometers (26 miles). This guided tour takes you through diverse landscapes, including cloud forests, mountain ranges, and Incan archaeological sites, all leading to the majestic Machu Picchu.
3. What is included in the Inca Trail guided tours?
Inca Trail guided tours include a professional guide, porters, accommodation, meals, entrance fees, and transportation. These tours ensure a hassle-free experience, allowing hikers to focus on enjoying the trek while leaving logistics in the hands of experienced professionals.
4. What should I pack for the Inca Trail hike tours?
For the Inca Trail hike tours, pack light but include essentials such as comfortable hiking boots, breathable clothing, a rain jacket, sunscreen, a hat, personal medications, and a good camera. It’s crucial to be prepared for varying weather conditions and altitude changes.
5. Are Inca Trail trek tours suitable for beginners?
Yes, Inca Trail trek tours can be suitable for beginners, but it is important to be physically prepared. While the trail does not require technical skills, it involves steep ascents and challenging terrain. Prior physical conditioning and stamina will make your experience much more enjoyable.
6. How difficult is the Inca Trail hike?
The difficulty of the Inca Trail hike is moderate to challenging. The terrain includes steep ascents, high altitudes, and uneven paths. However, with proper preparation and pacing, most hikers can complete the trek successfully, especially with the support of a knowledgeable guide during Inca Trail guided tours.
7. Do I need permits for Inca Trail hiking tours?
Yes, permits are required for Inca Trail hiking tours. Due to the trail’s popularity and the need for conservation, the Peruvian government limits the number of hikers daily. Permits are typically secured through tour operators, who will handle the booking process on your behalf.
8. How do I book Inca Trail trek tours?
Inca Trail trek tours can be booked through reputable tour operators who provide comprehensive packages. It’s advisable to book at least 6 months in advance due to the high demand and limited number of permits available for each trek.
9. Can I visit Machu Picchu without hiking the Inca Trail?
Yes, you can visit Machu Picchu without hiking the Inca Trail. You can take the train to Aguas Calientes and then a bus to the Machu Picchu entrance. However, hiking the Inca Trail offers a more immersive and rewarding experience before reaching the ancient citadel.
10. What is the best time for Inca Trail hiking tours?
The best time for Inca Trail hiking tours is during the dry season, from May to September. These months offer more favorable weather conditions, with less rainfall and clear skies. The rainy season (November to March) can make the trail slippery and challenging.
11. Is acclimatization necessary before Inca Trail hikes?
Acclimatization is highly recommended before embarking on an Inca Trail hike, as the trail reaches altitudes over 4,000 meters (13,000 feet). Spending a few days in Cusco or other high-altitude locations helps prevent altitude sickness and allows your body to adjust to the thin air.
12. Are there any age restrictions for Inca Trail trekking tours?
While there is no strict age limit for Inca Trail trekking tours, hikers must be in good physical health. Most tour operators recommend a minimum age of 12 years old. The trek can be physically demanding, so younger children and elderly hikers should be mindful of their physical capabilities.
13. What types of meals are provided on Inca Trail hikes?
On Inca Trail hikes, meals are typically hearty and nutritious, often including rice, vegetables, fruits, meats, soups, and snacks. Meals are prepared by the trekking team, ensuring that hikers are properly fueled for the demanding hike. Vegetarian and dietary accommodations are also available upon request.
14. How long does it take to reach Machu Picchu via the Inca Trail?
The entire Inca Trail hike takes about four days, culminating in a sunrise arrival at Machu Picchu on the fourth day. The final stretch is a steep descent, leading to the ancient citadel, where hikers can explore the historical site and enjoy panoramic views.
15. What makes Inca Trail guided tours unique?
Inca Trail guided tours are unique because they combine rich history, breathtaking nature, and expert guidance. The guides are knowledgeable about the Inca culture, offering valuable insights about the ruins and the trail. Additionally, the experience of trekking to Machu Picchu with a guide ensures safety and comfort.
16. Can I take children on Inca Trail hikes?
Yes, children can join Inca Trail hikes, but the trek can be physically demanding. Parents should assess their child’s ability to handle the trail’s challenges, including high altitudes and long walking distances. Many families prefer to take shorter treks, like the 2-day Inca Trail, with their children.
17. Is there Wi-Fi on the Inca Trail?
Wi-Fi is generally not available during Inca Trail hikes. The remote nature of the trek means that hikers are disconnected from modern technology for most of the journey. This allows for a more immersive experience, connecting with nature and ancient culture instead of digital distractions.
18. Can I hike the Inca Trail on my own?
No, hiking the Inca Trail on your own is not allowed. All hikers must be accompanied by a licensed guide. This regulation helps preserve the environment and ensures safety. Independent trekkers are required to book tours with licensed operators who provide professional guides.
19. What happens if I can’t finish the Inca Trail hike?
If you are unable to complete the Inca Trail hike due to health issues or other factors, there are emergency evacuation procedures in place. The trekking staff is trained to assist with situations, and hikers will be transported to the nearest town for medical attention or rest.
20. What is the significance of the Inca Trail?
The Inca Trail holds significant historical and cultural importance. It was once the main route for Inca pilgrims traveling to Machu Picchu. Today, it offers hikers a unique opportunity to walk in the footsteps of the Incas, discovering ancient ruins, sacred sites, and awe-inspiring landscapes along the way.
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This hike is undeniably challenging, but the rewards are truly incomparable. Along the trail, you’ll find yourself immersed in the breathtaking natural beauty and rich cultural heritage of the Andes, tracing the very paths once walked by the ancient Incas. Each step takes you closer to the pinnacle of this journey: Machu Picchu, a breathtaking archaeological masterpiece and one of the world’s most iconic wonders.
Reaching its gates is an achievement like no other, with a view that feels nothing short of magical. Why wait? Your adventure to Machu Picchu awaits—start planning the journey of a lifetime today!

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