Cuzco - Km 82 - Huayllabamba - Pacaymayu - Wiñay Wayna - Machu Picchu - Cuzco

The Inca Empire was the most sophisticated culture in the "New World". By force of divine right and with a mastery of engineering, agriculture, economic, and most importantly, administrative skills, the Incas united warring tribes throughout the Andes under a common language and single religion, creating one of the most fabulous of ancient empires - Tawantinsuyo. At its height, the Inca Empire had an extensive...

This mini trek is perfect for those with limited time. The route passes through magnificent Inca archaeological sites such as Chachabamba and Winay Wayna with its impressive outlook, baths and storehouses before arriving at Machu Picchu

This trek in the Vilcanota range reaches heights of over 5,000mt-16,400ft and has fabulous panoramic views of crystalline lakes and the nearby mountains. You will see typical Andean animals as llamas, alpacas and vicuñas. Meet local Quechua speaking people and learn about their religion (their relationship with the Apus - mountain spirits), customs and life in the Andes. This hike is quite a long and difficult one (7-8 hours a day), so we recommend that you prepare by doing shorter...

Due to its remote locate, Choquequirao ("cradle of gold" in Quechua, native language of the Incas) is relatively new to the trekking circuit. Only since 1992 have people been working to restore the ruins. Very few visitors come because of its remoteness and difficult hike. Nestled on a prominent ridge overlooking the chasm created by the Apurímac River, this mythical city must have rivaled Machu Picchu in terms of beauty. Little is known about this seldom visited site which was...

In this hike you walk through the beautiful landscape of the Lares valley, with its magnificent mountains, lakes and lamas. You'll meet and interact with the local people and stay in their small villages

This six-day adventure is a trekker's delight. By combining two fabulous routes, the Inca Trail and the Salkantay route, we've come up with a trekking experience never to be forgotten. The trek traverses high passes with dramatic high mountain views. Salcantay (6,270mt-20,565ft) was one the most sacred mountains in Inca mythology. It's home to the "apus" (gods) - the spirits influencing all aspects of life. The trek's highest point passes so close to this magnificent peak that it seems you...

The Vilcabamba region is located northwest of Cusco, between the Apurí­mac and Urubamba Rivers. Salcantay (6,271mt-20,575ft) towers above the other peaks and turbulent rivers crash down granite gorges on their way to the rainforest at La Convención. The Vilcabamba range offers the unique opportunity to trek down from an environment of glaciers, into the Amazon basin in just a few days. For over forty years, this region of cloud forest served as a refuge and natural fortress for the 16th...

This little explored route to Machu Picchu is new trekking alternative. The landscape and natural beauty with its exotic flora and fauna accompany us during the entire adventure

Manu is one of the most important tropical parks in the world and was declared a World Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 1977. It is home to a variety of different ecological zones that descend from 4,000mt-13,120ft to 300mt-984ft. The park is the largest tropical jungle reserve in South America and one of the largest in the world. It harbors unique wildlife and has the richest diversity of bird life in the world - over a thousand species have been...

Manu is one of the most important tropical parks in the world and was declared a World Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 1977. It is home to a variety of different ecological zones that descend from 4,000mt-13,120ft to 300mt-984ft. The park is the largest tropical jungle reserve in South America and one of the largest in the world. It harbors unique wildlife and has the richest diversity of bird life in the world - over a thousand species have been...