Lima will be your point of arrival and departure from Jorge Chavez Airport. While there, take the time to enjoy all the many facets of this historical city. Make the most of Lima by visiting small museums, such as the exquisite textile collection in Museo Amano, and the Pachacamac Sanctuary.For a real treat, explore the great cuisine of the city - a mix of ancient Inca, Spanish, Japanese, Chinese, and African influences- in old style restaurants. If you have heard about the grape brandy Pisco take a short taxi ride to hotel Country Club in San Isidro and enjoy the best Pisco Sour cocktail in a superb atmosphere.
 
Kuelap: Pre-Columbia Odissey. Recent amazing discoveries in nearby areas that relate to Kuelap and to its history have captured the attention of archaeologists, international magazines and film companies. Box Lunch. Following your visit to Kuelap, you will return to Chillo for the night. On the way you will have the opportunity to stopover to observe the burial towers of Macro, an outpost of the Chachapoyas culture built into cliffs overlooking the Utcubamba River. It’s unique location allowed for contact via signal fires with the fortress, high above in the mountains and visible through a cleft in the valley hills.
MachuPicchu is a protected area. Hikers are allowed in guided groups. There are several options to hike the trail from 2 to 5 days Personal porters can be hired for the duration on the hike An extra night at a selected hotel in Machu Pichu or Aguas Calientes can be booked in advance.

EuropaViajes le ofrece una selección Tours por Europa en autobús en una moderna flota de buses con lunas panorámicas asientos reclinables y aire acondicionado. Viajar por tierra le permitirá la experiencia de conocer más allá de las grandes capitales. Admirará también los bellos paisajes, los pueblos antiguos, las ciudades famosas por su arte, la diversidad de sus gentes y la variedad de culturas. 

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INKA TRAIL BOOKING IN PERU
Requests minimum 6 weeks in advance

FOLLOWING PARK REGULATIONS THE INKA TRAIL IS NOT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC IN FEBRUARY DUE TO HEAVY RAINS AND FOR YEARLY MAINTENANCE.

To submit your request Please inquire

Inca Trail - Important Notice
According to the Resolution #002-2004-UGM-CD modifying chapter III of the Inca Trail Regulation which refers to Inca Trail space bookings, bookings will only be guaranteed by the governmental institutions when providing full names, nationalities and passport numbers of passengers, and when having paid the full amount of passengers and staff (cook and team of porters) entrance fees.

THEREFORE:
1. The booking has been first confirmed by our Reservation Department by e-mail, this meaning that spaces are available on the Inca Trail for the requested date at the moment of the booking.
2. The full passenger data have been provided and the required deposit has been paid for.
3. Since the Inca Trail will have a maximum allowance of 500 people per day  (including passengers and agency staff), we strongly recommend to make your bookings as much in advance as possible to make sure you will find spaces on the desired departure date. We are already receiving bookings for departures scheduled as far as one year prior to the trek departure date, so if you wish to travel with us to the Inca Trail, please make sure to confirm your booking as soon as possible. Otherwise, we have also available alternative routes of equally awesome beauty and interest to offer to you.

IMPORTANT:
The following passenger information is requested for any Inca Trail booking:
a. Complete names and surnames
b. Nationality
c. Passport number (valid for 6 months after your trip to Perú)
d. Date of Birth
e. Gender
f.  e-mail
g. Telephone number

The exact information provided by you will be submitted to the governmental institution in charge of regulating the access to the Inca Trail and will be included in the official permit to enter the Inca Trail on the requested date. Should there be any change in the above-mentioned data (ie. New passport number), we kindly request you to inform the Reservation Department via email as soon as possible. The government reserves the right not to allow the entry to any visitor whose data are not the exact ones as those in the official permit. Andes Tours excludes any responsibility for a no entry in case the passenger information has changed without prior notice to us.

Group Size private services from 2 persons up to shared services of 15 persons 
What is included

- Pre-departure briefing by our tour guides.
- Collection from your hotel in the morning and transfer
- Train ticket from Cusco to km.104 (starting point of the trail)
- Inca Trail permit ticket entrance
- Cook and cooking equipment
- Vegetarian food upon request at no extra charge
- Entrance ticket to Machu Picchu
- Guided tour of the sanctuary
- English speaking professional guide
- Meals during the trek
- Snacks and boiled water every day to refill your bottles
- Spacious and clean tents for 2 persons occupancy.
- Dining and kitchen tent
- Portable chairs and camping tables
- First-aid kit including emergency oxygen bottle
- Safe storage of your luggage in Cusco while you hike the Inka Trail
- Bus ticket from Machu Picchu ruins down to the village of Aguas Calientes
- Round trip bus ticket Aguas Calientes - Machupicchu - Aguas Calientes
- Train ticket from Aguas Calientes to Cusco
- Transfer train station - hotel in Cusco

What is not included
- Accommodation additional night in Aguas Calientes or Machupicchu.
- Lunch and dinner on  day 4: after the guided tour at Machupicchu, you can enjoy free time to further visit the ruins and choose to have lunch either in Machupicchu or in Aguas Calientes at your own expense. Arrival in Cusco is estimated after nightfall, dinner being at your own expense too.
- Visit to the hot springs in Aguas Calientes: a relaxing way to end-up the trek while you're awaiting the return train to Cusco, only 10 minutes from the village center, entrance fee. Towels can be hired in Aguas Calientes.
- Porters to help you carry your luggage during the hike
- Tips: please be aware that our agency staff is well paid so please feel free to tip according to your wish.

We recommend that you bring
- A backpack with a change of clothes for the whole period of the trek
- Rain jacket or poncho (plastic ponchos can be purchased in Cusco)
- Strong footwear, ideally trekking or sport shoes
- Flashlight and batteries
- Camera, films and batteries (batteries consume more quickly under cold conditions)
- Hat or cap to protect you from the sun, rain and cold
- Sun block
- After-sun cream or hydrating cream for face and body
- Insect repellent - - no malaria risk has been reported
- Handkerchiefs
- Toilet paper
- Disposable lighter
- Snacks: biscuits, energy bars, chocolate, raw fruits, muesli, etc.
- Non-disposable canteen (Nalgene type) and water
- Swimsuit (if you intend to go to the hot springs in Aguas Calientes)
- Cash in soles and/or US$ (no ATM machines in Aguas Calientes)
- Original passport
- Optional: walking sticks or poles (rubber covers required in order not to damage the Inca Trail)

Optional services to be hired
- Accommodation in Aguas Calientes or Machupicchu: please let us know if you wish us to make the hotel booking and the number of nights you wish us to book. Our Reservation Department will provide you with a list of our selected hotels, services and prices for you to choose from. Our hotel choice is based on previous client reports and regularly updated.
-  A porter to carry your personal items all along the hike: US$ 90.00. (For 4 days)
-  Maximum weight allowance per porter: 15 kg.

Appropriate clothing along the Inca Trail
Hiking pants and T-shirts are commonly used during the day, complemented by a sweater or fleece and waterproof jackets if cloudy or rainy. It is very convenient to have light raingear available in the daypack (rain poncho or jacket and/or rain pants) as the weather changes easily and rains can suddenly occur. At night, warm clothing is required in Aguas Calientes and Machu Picchu, although the temperature is usually warmer than in Cusco due to the lower altitude. The rest of necessary implements are included in the "What we recommend that you bring" list.

Climate
Cusco's climate is divided into two differentiated seasons: the rainy season, from November to April (the heaviest rainfalls occurring usually between January - March); and the dry season, from May to October. The dry season is colder, so temperatures can drop to below 0 degrees at night.

Along the Inca Trail, temperatures range from 15-20ºC during the day if it's sunny, to 05-10ºC if cloudy or rainy. At Machu Picchu and Aguas Calientes, at lower altitude, temperatures are usually warmer though warm clothes are still recommended at night.

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