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RAIMBOW MOUNTAIN
AUSANGATE

2D/1N

Introduction:

Our Ausangate Trek 2 Days with camping is a good option for those who don’t have much time and is still want to see the Majestic Ausangate Mountain which is the 5 highest mountain in Peru With an average altitude of over 4000meters/ 13,123 feet, the Ausangate Trek is for adventure lovers, looking for a challenging and rewarding experience that is off the beaten path. As Ausangate is one of the tallest mountains in Southern Peru, hikers must have a good level of fitness and pre-trek acclimatization to get the most out of their experience.

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Overview

Hiking the inca trail to Machu Picchu is a life changing experience , boasting diverse cloud forests, pristine alpine tundras, ancient Incan ruins, and a final destination of the legendary, Machu Picchu.

Tour Type

This 4 day adevtnure consists of hiking, progressively getting more challenging. The heavy stoned pathways and iconic Incan steps make up this historic route.This 4 days adventure tour is for any active traveler who has a thirst for adventure and a reasonable degree of fitness. 

Travel Distance

The world-famous 4-day Inca Trail to Machu Picchu covers 31.2 miles (50 kilometers) from start to finishThe majority of the altitude points on the Inca Trail are lower than the altitude of Cusco (3,399m/ 11,152ft,) making Cusco the perfect place to acclimatize for several days before your trek to the heights of the mountainous passes.

Difficulty

The difficulty of the Classic Inca Trail is ranked based on the elevation gain over distance starts with its distance, from 300 msl, which covers 26 miles over four days and three nights, 2,000 meters to haul yourself up and level yourself down, and over 3,000 steps to deal with in total ends in Machu Picchu 2400 msl

Highlights

The route for the classic Inca unless undertaking the 2 day will always start at the Ollantaytambo at 82km above sea level. This is where the trail begins, after being dropped off by private vans will you show your permits and documentation in order to continue the ancient path.

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Day 01: Cusco- Ollanta - Patallacta

We will pick you up early from your Cusco accommodation and drive 2.5 hours to the famous starting point of the Inca Trail, Km 82. Here you will meet your team: the wonderful porters and chefs that will accompany you on this four-day journey. Before proceeding, we will be required to show our identification and permits to the Park Ranger, but don’t worry, your guide will be responsible for this! We will pass the turbulent Vilcanota river and start our trek on Inca Flats, a series of gentle small ups and downs against the background of the majestic Veronica Mountain at 5682m/ 18,641ft. We’ll visit the archeological sites of Patallacta and Q’ente, and pass a magical, native Q’ueuña forest before arriving at the stunning Inca ruins of Llactapata by afternoon. We will have plenty of time to set up camp, explore, and take stunning photos of the ruins and river valley below before a warm group dinner and an early night to bed.

Facts and Figures

  • Hiking Distance: 5.5 Hours/ 9 km /5.6 Miles Approx.
  • Elevation Gain: 120/ 394ft 3000 MSL (highest)
  • Considered: Moderate Relaxing day
  • Meals: Lunch, Dinner, Snacks, Coffee

Day 02: Patallacta - Llulluchapampa

Today will be a more demanding day, as we will be gaining a lot of altitude. Over the course of the day, we will hike halfway up to the highest pass on the trek. Leaving Llactapata, we will continue onwards 1.5 hours to Wallabamba where we will begin our steady ascent, continuing upwards 2 hours to Llulluchapampa campsite at 3800m/ 12,470ft. Along the way, we will take in outstanding views of the Huayanay peaks to the east, and the rugged Vilcabamba mountain range to the west. We’ll also visit one of the most exclusive sites on the Inca Trail– the Inca fort of Paucarcancha, with pristine ruins and a sacred temple. We’ll arrive We’ll arrive at our campsite in Llulluchapampa by nightfall for dinner and rest.

Facts and Figures: 

  • Hiking Distance: 8.5km / 5.6 Miles/ 9 Hours Approx.
  • Elevation Gain: 950m/ 3900 MSL (highest)
  • Considered: Moderate/ Challenging
  • Meals: Breakfast / Lunch, Dinner, Snacks, Coffe,etc.

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inclusions

Slightly different for each of the Inca treks especially with different requests. However below is an overview of what is our basis for all Inca packages

Tour Guides

All of our guides have studied both English and Tourism. They are native to the region and have a true passion for teaching others about their culture and heritage. All our guides are experienced with the Inca Trail and other high altitude treks. They will support you and ensure you are safe and happy throughout your trip.

TICKETS -PERMITS

We are one of the few tour operators authorized to both book your permits and operate on the Inca Trail. Permits are registered in your name with a specific date and cannot be modified after confirmation. Your tickets will be purchased by us and looked after by your guide until the time they are needed. These include:

Meals

Our highly trained chefs cook delectable, nutrient-rich meals that honor your food restrictions while surprising you with International and Peruvian flavors. Prepare for a superb culinary experience to accompany this unforgettable expedition. Food is normally served family-style, three times a day

Porters

Included with your trek is a team of porters who along with our horses carry all equipment and materials necessary for the trek. They usually walk ahead and set up your camp so everything such as your tent, the kitchen and food is ready for your arrival. Your duffel bag is also carried with the porters.

Duffel Bag

During your briefing, you will receive a personal duffel bag to pack all of your belongings in and will be carried by our porters, and thus should not exceed more than 6kgs /15.4 lbs, including your sleeping bag,  all personal items needed should be packed in a personal day pack.

EquipmentS

We consistently maintain and renew 4-season tents to ensure peak performance in the field. To ensure maximum comfort, we provide you with a four-person tent to sleep you and only one other hiker.  Our first class tents designed for two persons for personal use. comfortably

WATER

We will always make sure you have clean drinking water at all mealtimes, and enough for you to refill your bottle when needed. We use fresh spring water running down from the mountains. We require that you bring a water bottle/s or Camelbak. To care for our spectacular environment, we humbly request that you use a reusable non-single-use plastic bottle.

Transportation

Your transportation from and to this trek is included. You will be picked up directly from your hotel in Cusco and taken to start of your trek in Ollantaytambo.  After your return riverside journey on the train, you will reach the train station where you will be picked up by van to take you back to your hotel in Cusco.

fisrt aid

Every guide Outdoor first aid trained and carries a first-aid kit and oxygen for basic medical problems (traveler’s diarrhea, cuts, scrapes, etc.). In case of emergencies, every guide is equipped with a satellite phone which will allow for a quick exit off the trail to get you directly to a clinic for treatment.

SLEEPING BAG

You will receive either our North Face or Therm-a-rest’s down alpine mummy bag which has an impressive temperature limit of -10C. Boasting quilted blanket interior, foot warmer pocket and cinchable fitted design. Best of all, these sleeping bag are certified for responsible, sustainable down manufacturing. We carry extra blankets, pillows and sleeping bags for your comfort

BRIEFING

The night before your Machu Picchu hike, we will visit to your hotel (lobby) also flexible in our office for your briefing. During the briefing, you will meet your fellow travelers for the next couple of days, your guides who explain the itinerary in detail and will give you duffel bags where you should pack your stuff and which will be carried by porters later.

EXTRAS

We believe it´s the attention to small details that separates us from our competitors. Every hiker receives a small pillow to sleep with, a foam mattress for insulation, a day pack cover to protect their things while hiking, and a rain poncho. We will work hard to create your best experience for a lifetime

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information

These unforgettable experiences, designed just for you, along any of the available routes, with the possibility of being. So, if you plan to make this hike, take note of all our tips to fully enjoy it.

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Travel Info

Embark on an Andean trekking adventure to Machu Picchu. Using all our information you need, illustrated Inca Trail map, discover the attractions and and packing list,etc:

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Availability

Hiking the Inca Trail requires a Government Issuent Permit for every one obtained by a licensed Inca Trail Tour operators  find here the Availability 

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what people say

We pride ourselves on having an outstanding team. Here to serve you at every step along the way. But don’t just take our word for it,take a look at what others have said and have your say too.

We booked the Inca Trail hike and, I guess because it is a little less popular a choice, there was just the 2 of us on the hike. Us, 7 porters, a cook and tour guide. We felt like royalty. There is no need to describe how breathtaking and spectacular the hike
Carl
Carl
The most action packed 5 days of my life!! We were so impressed with the level of attention to detail and organization. The team at Southern Peru Explorers, took great care of us, and truly made this an unforgettable experience.
Layla
Layla
Hiking the Inca trail for one day and visiting Machu Pitchu was one of the most inspiring experiences. Thanks a lot for making the 2 days so special by guiding us and teaching us about the Incas and their communities that have built these incredible places.
Cloe
Cloe
The only way to do Machu Picchu is through the Inca Trail Trek arriving through the Sun Gate. As we learned from our INCREDIBLE guides James, Will, Eloy, and master planner Joel, everything the Incas did was on purpose. Everything
Mary
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INCA TRAIL 2021

To hike the Inca Trail, you must have a permit, which we will obtain for you. The first step to booking your trek is to make sure government permits are still available for your desired start date

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  • 1 People 1350$
  • 2 People 1300$
  • 3 People 1190$
  • 4 People 990$
  • 5 People 880$
  • 6 People 790$
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