Inca Trail 2 Days to Machu Picchu & Panoramic Train
Description
Start in Cusco or Ollantaytambo, take a scenic train ride to Km 104, hike the last part of the Classic Inca Trail, and arrive at Machu Picchu through the Sungate in the afternoon. The view from Machu Picchu will be less crowded in the afternoon. Highlights includes Hike in the iconic Inca trail to Machu Picchu, Arrive at Machu Picchu through the Sun gate, Arrive twice at Machu Picchu during special times and return on the Panoramic Vistadome trains.
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Pickup Locations & Times
We also pick up from AirBnB and other locations inside Cusco City and Sacred Valley near Ollantaytambo. Wait at the lobby of your hotel at 4.00 am in Cusco.
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Important Information
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Reviews(1)
Two wonderful days in and around the iconic Machu Picchu. First day was along the Inca Trail, 16 km through high jungle, waterfalls, the ancient terraces of Winaywayba, Intipunku (Sun Gate), then down to Machu Picchu and that famous “postcard” view everybody instinctively recognizes. Second day was the proper visit to Machu Picchu and a rewarding hike up the vertiginous steps to Huayna Picchu, with truly awe-inspiring views of the site and the surrounding valleys. Our expert guide, Jose, was knowledgeable, mindful, perceptive and very sociable. He truly cherishes his job and transmits his passion to anyone around him. Contrary to some guides who sometimes try to awkwardly engineer a manufactured sense of “fun” and “community”, he managed to bring an effortlessly easy-going vibe to the whole trip. And that was with a 7-people group of different ages, languages and backgrounds who didn’t know each other before. Ask for Jose’s services if he’s available and you won’t regret it.
