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The Inca Jungle Trekking Peru 4Days , is a multi-activity that combines adventure sports such as mountain biking, rafting, zip-lining and hiking for 4 days until you reach Machu Picchu and Wuayna Picchu. Inca Jungle Trekking Peru 4Days is a favorite tour for everyone who arrives in Cusco looking for adventure and extreme sports to de-stress. As local operators, Inca Jungle Trekking Peru 4Days, offer a differentiated service; With an exclusive route, with an staff of qualified professionals (accredited and with domain of languages, English and Cultural history), with conditioned bicycles for the descent, with services of canoeing and tirolesa, Inca Jungle Trekking Peru 4Days have a safe, fun services and especially with medical assistance. Inca Jungle Trekking Peru 4Days, recommend to our Customers to book in advance to have everything organized and avoid unnecessary risks like, loss of equipment, to be without access to Machu Picchu, Wuayna Picchu or worse, to be stranded in Aguas Calientes (without return train), Inca Jungle Trekking Peru 4Days, the best Multi-Activity in Cuso city, the best with no restrictios to book.
We begin the tour at 7:30 am, pick up from your hotel. Crossing the towns of Chincheros, Urubamba, Ollantaytambo; places that belong to Sacred Valley. Then we will arrive to Abra Málaga ( or ), where we will see the majestic snowcapped mountain of Huacay Willca (Veronica). From here, we will begin our descend on bicycle, crossing different ecological zones like: Puna and Cloud Forest (both have a huge range of flora and fauna). We finish our journey on bicycle into the archaeological remains of Huaman Marq’a, then we nail down our route in Santa Maria town (approximately or ). Overnight, dinner and Breakfast of the next day.
After a delicious breakfast, our Trek until the Santa Rosa town (1 hour approx), touring the ancestral Inca Trail of Qhapaq Ñan. From this place, we will see birds like: parrots, hummingbirds, eagles and Coca Leaf Plantations, (Sacred Leaf of the Incas), Fruit plantations, coffee, yucca, fruit trees (orange, mango, banana). We have break and talk with the locals of Pispitayoc, where we able to relax in hammocks and see monkeys. Restarting the trek, it will appreciate beautiful landscapes of mountain range of Vilcabamba that will end in Qellomayo town. At this place, we will lunch and begin the last part of the trek, crossing the hot springs of Cocalmayo (optional) and reach the Santa Teresa town.
Continuing our walk by 3 hours viewing the waterfalls. Also, we will see the plantations of coffee and coca to reach Hidroeléctrica ( or ). After lunch, we will continue by the train rail to reach Aguas Calientes town, where we will lodge and will have the free afternoon. At night, we will gather to dinner and plan the climb to Machu Picchu of the next day.
At 05:00 and after the breakfast, we walk toward the Machu Picchu Sanctuary for about two hours (optional by bus, 30 minutes). In the entrance of this Inca citadel, you will show your ticket to start with the tour by two hours. After the guided visit, you will have free time to tour Machu Picchu on your own account and climb to Huayna Picchu (optional). Also, you will have another places like: Inti Punku and Inca Bridge. At the end of our tour in Machu Picchu, we will descend to take the train to Ollantaytambo; where a bus will wait to take you to Cusco. End of our service.
$250 USD per person
This flexible package is designed for travelers who prefer to book their own Machu Picchu entrance tickets, hotel in Aguas Calientes, return train tickets, and van transfer back to Cusco.
We will exclusively handle:
This option is perfect for those who didn’t get their Machu Picchu tickets in advance and may need to stay in Aguas Calientes for a few extra days to purchase tickets from local authorities.
$300 USD per person
This flexible package offers a return trip to Cusco by car. On the fourth day, you’ll hike back to the Hidroeléctrica Station before 2:00 p.m. to take a tourist van back to Cusco. The return journey takes about 6 hours, arriving at Plaza Regocijos (a 3-minute walk from Cusco’s main square) around 10:00 p.m.
If you find the fourth day too exhausting, we recommend staying an extra night in Aguas Calientes for an additional cost. This allows you to travel to the Hidroeléctrica Station on the fifth day without a rush.
$350 USD per person
This is our complete package. We will exclusively take care of everything for you, including:
For the best experience, we recommend booking at least three months in advance.
About the Inca Jungle Trek This is an alternative, high-energy route to Machu Picchu that originates in the high Andes and descends into the upper Amazon jungle. It is not a traditional trek but a multi-day tour that combines different adventure activities. It is a popular choice for budget-conscious and adventurous travelers.
Preparing for your Tour
On the Trail
A moderate level of fitness is recommended. You should be comfortable with long-distance biking (mostly downhill), full days of hiking, and be prepared for early starts. No prior technical experience is required, but a good sense of adventure is helpful.
Safety is a priority. The biking is mostly downhill on an asphalt road. You will be provided with a helmet, gloves, and pads. A support vehicle follows the group for assistance. Participants can choose to ride in the vehicle at any point if they do not feel comfortable.
The accommodations are basic. For the first two nights in Santa Maria and Santa Teresa, you will stay in simple family-run lodges or hostels. The third night in Aguas Calientes is in a standard tourist hostel with private rooms and hot water.
It is best to coordinate with the tour operator when booking, but most optional activities like rafting and zip-lining can be decided upon and paid for directly during the trip. The entrance to Huayna Picchu, however, must be booked far in advance as permits are limited.
This tour is focused on adventure sports and travels through the lower-altitude jungle region. The Classic Inca Trail is a high-altitude trek focused purely on hiking along original stone paths and camping. The Inca Jungle Trek uses hostels instead of tents.
You should bring cash (Peruvian Soles) for things not included: the first breakfast, last lunch, drinks, snacks, tips, and optional activities you wish to do. A budget of 200-300 Soles per person is a reasonable amount.
The tour runs year-round. However, during the rainy season (December to March), the risk of rain is higher, which can affect the biking and trekking conditions. The optional rafting activity may be suspended if river levels are too high. The dry season (April to October) is generally the best time.
You have two options: a 90-minute to 2-hour uphill walk starting before sunrise, or a 30-minute bus ride. The bus ticket is not typically included and costs around one-way.
Water is not included. You should bring your own water bottle and can buy more water in the towns of Santa Maria, Santa Teresa, and Aguas Calientes along the route.
A small to medium-sized backpack (25-40 liters) is sufficient. You will need to carry your own clothes and personal items for the four days, as there are no porters on this tour.
Andes Path Peru is a locally-owned and operated family travel agency and tour operator based in Cusco, built on many years of first-hand trekking experience. As a 100% Cusqueñian company with no external shareholders, we are deeply rooted in our community.
Our vision as a local company is to craft small, customized tours and treks that are exclusively operated by our team of local professionals. We are dedicated to providing a PERSONALIZED and HIGH-QUALITY SERVICE.
We take great pride in our reputation as a RESPONSIBLE & SUSTAINABLE tour operator. We consider our staff to be our extended family and ensure they receive fair wages for their hard work. We are incredibly proud of our team! Without their dedication, we couldn’t offer the exceptional service and create the lifetime experiences our clients cherish.
Andes Path Peru understands the importance of trusting a reliable and honest operator to plan your adventure of a lifetime in Peru. We invite you to read our outstanding reviews and view our certificates of excellence on TRIPADVISOR! We also come highly recommended by publications such as Conde Nast Travelers and Lonely Planet.
To provide a more customized experience for our guests, Andes Path Peru has a strict policy of limiting our groups to a maximum of 8 people. This commitment to small group sizes is a key factor that distinguishes us from other companies that operate with much larger tour groups.
We are incredibly proud of our guides! They are consummate professionals who are fluent in English. They possess a deep knowledge of and a true passion for Inca heritage and history. Our guides are committed to continuous professional and personal growth, constantly researching to ensure you receive accurate and recognized information about Inca and Andean culture. Our crew is fun-loving, engaging, and highly educated. Each guide holds a university degree in a relevant field such as Archeology, Tourism, Botany, History, or Anthropology.
Trekking with Andes Path Peru is a life-changing journey. We offer a fully portered experience where your comfort and enjoyment are our highest priorities. We are dedicated to making sure you have the best possible holiday in Peru, allowing you to interact with local people, explore breathtaking sites, and rediscover remote ancient Inca towns. Our porters will carry your gear, prepare delicious meals, set up your tents in quiet locations away from crowded campsites, and take care of you, allowing you to simply sit back and relax.
We provide the following equipment to our porters at no cost: a jacket, sun hat, warm hat, t-shirt, pants, hiking boots, comfortable duffel bags, a canteen, a supportive girdle to protect their backs, sleeping bags, mattresses, and travel insurance. All of our porters are hired from isolated communities, giving them the opportunity to improve their economic situation and help support their children’s education. We ensure that every one of our porters is treated like family!
The quality of our team (guides, cooks, porters, horsemen) and our top-of-the-line equipment truly makes Andes Path Peru stand out from the competition. For all of our adventure hikes, we include the following:
At Andes Path Peru, we have always believed in the importance of giving back to the local, isolated communities. Therefore, as part of our commitment to responsible tourism, we consistently run social projects and prioritize local hiring.
Andes Path Peru is proud to be able to support our local people. We do more than just employ them; we go back to our grassroots as they share with their families. We are delighted to have this holistic and supportive relationship with our highland employees and their families!