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To the home of the direct tour operator in Cuzco - Peru

“Join INCA TRAIL HIKE for an unforgettable, once in a lifetime Peruvian travel experience”

INCA TRAIL HIKE is an experienced adventure travel company that offers carefully designed, unique experiences to hidden gems in the wilderness. Let us work with you to create a truly memorable and unforgettable adventure experience in our remarkable Peru. Many of the packages we offer are ONLY found on this site.

All our treks are strictly operated by our professional INCA TRAIL HIKE staff. We pride ourselves in providing high quality services and maintaining a good reputation in this industry. We ensure that only INCA TRAIL HIKE staff operate INCA TRAIL HIKE’s unique treks and tour. What sets us apart from other tour operators is that our tours and treks are conducted PRIVATE and SMALL groups. We always take alternative paths (roads less traveled) and camp in secluded spots.

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Travelling from Lima to Cusco

Cusco receives millions of tourists every year. It’s the gateway to Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley and holds its own as a must-visit destination. So, how do you get to Cusco from Lima, the only entryway if you’re flying into the country (for now)? There are two main ways to get to Cusco if you are in Lima. One is by flying, which is the easiest option, second is by bus which is scenic and adventurous.

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By plane

There are numerous airlines offering flights within Peru . Some airlines are budget airlines, however the amount of luggage they allow without an extra charge is important to check. If you have arrived on an international flight within the last 24 hours generally they will accept all of your luggage at no extra charge. Be aware that some airlines do not charge extra fees for foreigners and some do...

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By Bus

Buses are the main form of transport for long distance travelling in Peru. It’s the preferred way of many since buses are cheap in Peru, but remember not all Bus companies are the same. For your comfort, safety and time we made this ranking of the best bus companies in Peru.

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When to visit Cusco

Cusco, Peru is a popular tourist destination known for its rich history, culture, and proximity to the famous Machu Picchu. The best time to visit Cusco largely depends on your preferences and the type of experience you're looking for. Here are the main factors to consider:

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May - September

Dry, most popular time to trek (busiest months June, July and August)

October - December

Wet, but quieter than the busy season and worth considering as months to trek

January - February

Wettest months, Inca Trail closed in February. Too wet to trek

March - April

Wet, but quieter than the busy season and worth considering as months to trekDry, most popular time to trek (busiest months June, July and August)

What to do in Cusco?

Cusco, Peru, is a city rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. It serves as a gateway to the famous Machu Picchu and offers a variety of activities and attractions to explore.

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The Inca Trai is a world famous trek in Peru. People spend a substantial amount of time getting mentally and physically prepared for this once in a lifetime experience

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Best Hotels

If you are looking for a really amazing journey and you have the money for it, we suggest getting a 5-star hotel. This is where you will get your every need fulfill and you will sleep like royalty.

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Best Restaurants in Cusco

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Clasicc Tours

Machu Picchu Information 2023 - 2024: What overseas agencies DON’T tell you! We have the most detailed guide with tours, trekking, and train options explained in full! Machu Picchu

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Day Tours

Best one day Inca Trail informaiton, Hike from the Km 104 to the Sun gate, Licensed Inca Trail Operator, Wiñaywayna Inca ruins, Permits

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How to Prepare for the Inca Trail

Before you leave

  • Book with a Travel Company: The Peruvian government requires that a professional guide accompanies all hikers. Only 500 people are allowed on the Inca Trail per day, so make sure you organize your permit and private guide or book a tour in advance.
  • Physical Prep: The Inca Trail is no joke and even those who are reasonably fit may find themselves short of breath on the trek. I highly recommend, at the very least, hiking before your trip with the gear you’ll carry on the Inca Trail. It’s a great way to make sure you only pack what you can handle. If you want to get in better shape before the trek, cardio is a great way to increase your endurance, and weight training will strengthen your upper body and legs.
  • Mental Prep: Preparing your mind is just as important as preparing your body. There are parts of the hike that will feel easy and others that will have you questioning your ability to finish the trail. You need to push through those hard moments and keep your motivation in mind to help you reach your final destination.
  • The key to packing for the Inca Trail is essentialism. You only want to take what you need to finish the hike. If you pack too much, your bag will weigh you down and put extra weight on your body.
  • Pack Layers: It’s important to keep in mind that the temperature changes. In the evening, you’ll need warmer layers, but the days heat up fast. Make sure you pack enough layers, as well as a hat and gloves to keep your body insulated.
  • Boots and Sandals: I’d also recommend bringing along two pairs of shoes: waterproof hiking boots and sandals.
  • Extras: Other useful things to pack are a hydration pack, bug spray, sun protection, a headlamp, moleskin (for blisters) and medication for altitude sickness.
  • Acclimate in Cusco: Before you start the Inca Trail, you need to prepare your body for the high altitude. Spend a few days in Cusco, and you’ll reduce the risk of getting altitude sickness and having to turn back. You can even hike around the area as practice and explore places like Colca Canyon.
  • Pace Yourself: Hiking the Inca Trail is not a race. Go slow and take your time adjusting to the altitude and taking in the scenery.
  • Stay Hydrated: One of the best ways to prevent altitude sickness is to stay hydrated. Make sure you’re drinking enough water every day, even if you don’t feel like it. Another item that’s useful to pack is salt tablets. It will help you replace what your body is sweating out.
  • Eat Enough Food: The higher you climb, the slower your digestion becomes. While you’re hiking, you might find that you’ve lost your appetite. However, it’s super important that you continue to eat and have snacks that you can munch on throughout the day. If you’re not consuming enough calories to replace the ones you’re burning, you won’t have the energy and stamina to finish the trek.
  • Pack Your Passport: Once you arrive at the gates of Machu Picchu, you can get your passport stamped as a souvenir!

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Why do the Rainbow Mountain trek?

The Rainbow Mountain trek offers a unique opportunity to experience the stunning beauty of the Andes Mountains in Peru, with its colorful geological formations as the main attraction.

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