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Introducing the complete Inca Trail 7 days package to Machu Picchu, a unique adventure to explore the breathtaking landscapes of the Andes and discover Peru’s most iconic destinations. Begin your journey in Cusco and culminate at the majestic Imperial Fortress. Book now and experience the adventure of a lifetime!
Moderate
Hike, Camping, Culture Adventure
4,215 m / 13,828 ft
02ppl Min Average 06ppl - 08ppl Max
This incredible 7- Day Inca Trail, itinerary in the Cusco region of Peru showcases the renowned Inca citadel of Machu Picchu. Begin your adventure by arriving in the historic city of Cusco, followed by a journey through the Sacred Valley of the Incas.
Embark on the famous 4-day Inca Trail, trekking through the stunning Andes mountains, passing by towering peaks, Inca ruins, and lush cloud forests adorned with beautiful Andean flora.
Reach the Sun Gate and descend into Machu Picchu, where you’ll enjoy a detailed tour of the iconic citadel. Conclude your journey with a hike to the remarkable natural wonder of Rainbow Mountain before returning to Cusco.
Discover the best of Peru in one unforgettable journey, combining Cusco’s fascinating history, the Sacred Valley’s archaeological treasures, and the legendary Inca Trail. Hike through spectacular mountain landscapes and cloud forests, explore ancient Inca ruins, and experience the unforgettable wonder of Machu Picchu with a local expert team.
Upon arrival at Cusco Airport, our team will warmly welcome you and transfer you to your hotel. You’ll be offered a cup of traditional coca tea to help you begin acclimatizing to the altitude. Enjoy a relaxing morning to rest and adjust to the Andean environment. We recommend having a light lunch at your hotel or one of the nearby restaurants.
In the afternoon, discover the fascinating history of Cusco on our Cusco City Tour. We’ll begin at the iconic Main Square (Plaza de Armas), then visit Koricancha, the Temple of the Sun, one of the most important religious sites of the Inca Empire.
Next, we’ll explore the impressive archaeological sites surrounding the city, including Sacsayhuamán Fortress, Q’enqo, Puka Pukara, and Tambomachay. Admire the Incas’ extraordinary stonework, learn about their ancient traditions, and enjoy spectacular views of Cusco and the surrounding mountains.
The tour will conclude at approximately 6:30 p.m. at the Main Square, leaving you free to enjoy dinner at one of Cusco’s excellent local restaurants.
After a wonderful introduction to the history and culture of the Inca capital, you’ll return to your hotel for a restful overnight stay, preparing for the adventures ahead.
Early in the morning, between 6:30 and 7:00 a.m., we’ll pick you up from your hotel in Cusco and begin our unforgettable journey through the Sacred Valley of the Incas, exploring ancient archaeological sites, traditional Andean villages, and breathtaking mountain landscapes.
Our first stop will be Chinchero, a picturesque Andean village known for its rich cultural traditions, beautiful landscapes, and impressive Inca remains. Here, you’ll discover the region’s traditional weaving techniques and learn how local artisans preserve their ancestral textile heritage.
Next, we’ll visit Moray, a fascinating archaeological site featuring circular agricultural terraces that demonstrate the Incas’ remarkable knowledge of farming and microclimates. We’ll then continue to the spectacular Maras Salt Mines, where thousands of salt ponds cascade down the mountainside, creating one of the Sacred Valley’s most distinctive landscapes.
Around midday, we’ll travel to Urubamba, where we’ll stop for lunch and enjoy time to relax while sampling delicious local cuisine in the heart of the valley.
After lunch, we’ll explore Ollantaytambo, a remarkable Inca town famous for its monumental terraces, impressive archaeological complex, and charming cobblestone streets. As we walk through this historic settlement, you’ll discover how Inca architecture and traditions continue to shape daily life.
Our final visit will be Pisac, renowned for its extensive agricultural terraces, ancient ceremonial structures, and spectacular panoramic views of the Sacred Valley. This remarkable archaeological site offers a wonderful opportunity to appreciate the ingenuity and achievements of the Inca civilization.
After a full day of history, culture, and extraordinary scenery, we’ll begin our return journey to Cusco, arriving in the late afternoon or evening, depending on traffic and the time spent at each site.
Early in the morning, between 4:00 and 4:30 a.m., we’ll pick you up from your hotel in Cusco and begin our journey toward the starting point of the legendary Inca Trail. Along the way, we’ll stop in Ollantaytambo to enjoy breakfast and prepare for our trekking adventure.
After breakfast, we’ll continue to Km 82, the official starting point of the Classic Inca Trail. Once we pass the checkpoint and complete the necessary entry procedures, we’ll cross the Urubamba River and begin hiking through the spectacular Urubamba Valley, surrounded by impressive Andean landscapes and distant snowcapped peaks.
As we follow the ancient pathways built by the Incas, we’ll enjoy beautiful views of the Vilcanota mountain range, walk alongside the river, and pass through the scenic Cusichaca Valley. Along the way, we’ll discover fascinating archaeological remains and appreciate the natural beauty of this historic route.
Our journey will continue toward Huayllabamba, a traditional Andean community where you can experience the local atmosphere and appreciate the cultural heritage of the region.
Throughout the trek, our experienced guide, professional cook, and dedicated porters will take care of the group. Our porters will transport the camping equipment and main supplies, allowing you to hike comfortably with just your daypack and personal essentials.
After approximately 5 hours of hiking, depending on the group’s pace and trail conditions, we’ll arrive at our first campsite in Wayllabamba. Here, you’ll enjoy a freshly prepared dinner, relax in the peaceful mountain surroundings, and prepare for the next stage of your unforgettable Inca Trail adventure.
After breakfast at our campsite in Wayllabamba, we’ll begin one of the most challenging and rewarding days of the Classic Inca Trail. Today’s adventure takes us through spectacular Andean landscapes as we climb toward Warmiwañusca, famously known as Dead Woman’s Pass, the highest point of the trek.
The ascent is demanding, with steep sections and high-altitude terrain, but our experienced guide will support and encourage you along the way. Upon reaching the summit at approximately 4,215 m (13,829 ft), you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and deep valleys. Take a moment to celebrate this achievement, catch your breath, and capture unforgettable photographs.
After enjoying the scenery, we’ll begin our descent into the beautiful Pacaymayo Valley. We’ll take a well-deserved break before continuing toward Runcuracay Pass, an important point along this ancient route, located at approximately 3,998 m (13,117 ft). From here, weather permitting, you may enjoy magnificent views of the snowcapped peaks of the Vilcabamba mountain range.
We’ll then descend toward Pacaymayo, where our campsite awaits. After a demanding day on the trail, you’ll have time to rest, enjoy a freshly prepared meal from our trekking cook, and recharge for the next stage of this incredible journey through the heart of the Andes.
Our team of professional guides, cooks, and porters will be there throughout the day to help make your trekking experience as comfortable and enjoyable as possible.
After breakfast at our campsite, we’ll continue our journey along the legendary Inca Trail, exploring ancient stone pathways, remarkable archaeological sites, and the enchanting cloud forest of the Andes.
Today’s hike takes us through lush vegetation, mist-covered mountains, and fascinating examples of Inca engineering. Along the way, we’ll cross original stone pathways and an impressive Inca tunnel carved into the mountainside. We’ll then ascend toward Phuyupatamarca Pass, reaching approximately 3,700 m (12,139 ft). On clear days, the views across the surrounding mountains and the Urubamba Valley are truly spectacular.
Our next stop is Phuyupatamarca, meaning “Town Above the Clouds.” Situated at approximately 3,650 m (11,975 ft), this extraordinary archaeological complex features ancient terraces, ceremonial structures, and sophisticated water channels that demonstrate the Incas’ remarkable architectural skills. Its dramatic setting, often surrounded by drifting clouds, makes it one of the most memorable sites along the trail.
From Phuyupatamarca, we’ll descend along a series of original Inca stone steps through the lush cloud forest, enjoying changing landscapes and opportunities to observe the region’s diverse vegetation and birdlife. Our journey continues to Wiñay Wayna, meaning “Forever Young,” one of the most beautiful archaeological sites on the Inca Trail. Built into a steep mountainside, its elegant agricultural terraces, ceremonial areas, and stone structures overlook the surrounding valley.
After exploring this remarkable site, we’ll head to our nearby campsite, where you can relax, enjoy a freshly prepared dinner, and share the highlights of your journey with your fellow trekkers. This is our final night camping on the Inca Trail, and anticipation will build as we prepare for the unforgettable visit to Machu Picchu the following morning.
Today is the highlight of your Peruvian adventure: a visit to the magnificent Machu Picchu, one of the world’s most extraordinary archaeological wonders and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After days of hiking along the legendary Inca Trail, you’ll finally discover this ancient citadel nestled high in the Andes, surrounded by dramatic mountain peaks and lush cloud forest.
After breakfast, we’ll make our way to Machu Picchu, following the designated route and entrance schedule. If your itinerary and entrance ticket permit access to the Sun Gate (Inti Punku), you may enjoy memorable views of the surrounding mountains and archaeological site. As the morning mist drifts across the peaks, the breathtaking scenery creates a truly unforgettable atmosphere.
Once inside Machu Picchu, your expert guide will lead you on a fascinating exploration of this remarkable Inca sanctuary. Discover its impressive stonework, agricultural terraces, ceremonial spaces, temples, and plazas while learning about the ingenuity, spirituality, and daily life of the Inca civilization. Every corner reveals a new perspective on the history and architectural brilliance of this extraordinary place.
For travelers seeking an additional challenge, Huayna Picchu Mountain may be available as an optional hike, subject to advance reservation, ticket availability, and the permitted visiting schedule. Its steep stone paths lead to spectacular panoramic views of Machu Picchu and the surrounding Andes. This hike requires a separate ticket and is not included unless specifically arranged.
After your guided visit, we’ll descend to Aguas Calientes, where you’ll have time for lunch on your own before boarding the train back to Ollantaytambo. From there, our transportation will take you to Cusco, where you’ll check in to your hotel and enjoy a well-deserved rest after this incredible adventure.
As you reflect on the landscapes, ancient pathways, and unforgettable moments of the past few days, you’ll carry home lasting memories of one of Peru’s most iconic destinations.
After an unforgettable journey through Cusco, the Sacred Valley, the legendary Inca Trail, and the magnificent Machu Picchu, it’s time to say goodbye to the Andes. Enjoy your final breakfast at the hotel before our team arranges your transfer to Cusco Airport or the bus terminal, according to your departure schedule.
We hope you leave Peru with incredible memories of ancient Inca civilization, breathtaking mountain landscapes, authentic Andean culture, and the unforgettable experience of discovering Machu Picchu. It has been our pleasure to be part of your adventure, and we look forward to welcoming you back to Peru in the future!
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Important Notes
Our 7-day Inca Trail to Machu Picchu package is available on any date that suits you, provided we have a minimum of 2 participants.
Price Hotels: USD$1150 per person
Note: Huayna Picchu Mountain is an optional hike within Machu Picchu Citadel and is usually done independently after the guided tour of the citadel. If you prefer a guided hike, please request this in advance; additional charges apply.
WHAT TO PACK IN THE DUFFEL BAG
As a direct local tour operator, we provide a duffel bag during your briefing and include an additional porter to carry up to 7 kg (15 lbs), which includes your sleeping bag, mattress, and extra clothing. By Peruvian law, the duffel bag must not exceed 6 kg (13 lbs) to protect the health of porters and animals. All bags will be weighed before being accepted. If you exceed the 7 kg limit, you will need to carry the extra weight in your daypack. Within this 7 kg, allocate 2 kg for your sleeping bag and 1 kg for your sleeping pad, leaving approximately 4 kg for personal items.
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WHAT TO PACK IN THE DAY BACKPACK FOR THE 7-DAY INCA TRAIL PACKAGE TO MACHU PICCHU
A small backpack (30 to 40L) is highly recommended for day hikes. Larger backpacks are not permitted in Machu Picchu. Your remaining belongings will be stored in your duffel bag at camp.
When planning your Inca Trail 7 Days, be prepared for varied weather. The dry season (May to September) offers sunny days and cool nights, making it the best time for the 7-Day Inca Trail. However, during the rainy season (October to April), expect regular showers and muddy trails. Temperatures can drop significantly at night, especially in the higher altitudes.
Layering is key for the Classic Inca Trail 7 Days. Start with moisture-wicking base layers, followed by a warm mid-layer for chilly mornings and evenings. A waterproof jacket is essential due to unpredictable rain, especially if you’re trekking the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu 7 Days during the rainy season. Comfortable, broken-in hiking boots are crucial for navigating the rocky terrain.
The Inca Trail Express 7 Days requires moderate to strong fitness. The trail involves several steep ascents and descents, often at high altitudes. To prepare, try hiking regularly on uneven terrain and work on improving your cardiovascular fitness. Breathing exercises may also help you cope better with the thinner air in the mountains.
Altitude sickness can be a challenge on the Inca Trail guided Tour 7 Days, so acclimatize in Cusco for a couple of days before starting your trek. Drink plenty of water, avoid alcohol, and eat light meals to help with altitude adjustments. If you’re prone to altitude sickness, consult your doctor about medication options before starting the Inca Trail and Machu Picchu 7 Days tour.
Due to conservation efforts, only a limited number of people are allowed on the 7-Day Inca Trail Tours each day. Booking well in advance is essential. Additionally, the Inca Trail is closed in February for maintenance. Always respect the environment—stay on marked paths, and avoid disturbing wildlife or archaeological sites along the way.
By keeping these recommendations in mind, your Inca Trail to Machu Picchu 7 Days trek will be both safe and unforgettable!
Please read the following information carefully before booking your **7-Day Inca Trail and Machu Picchu Package with Incas Expeditions**. These frequently asked questions will help you prepare for your adventure and understand our services, booking procedures, trekking conditions, and travel arrangements.
The pre-trek briefing takes place at **5:00 PM on the evening before your Inca Trail trek**, at the Incas Expeditions office. During the briefing, your guide will explain the itinerary, review important safety information, check your equipment, and answer any questions you may have.
You will also receive your small duffel bag and instructions about the permitted weight limit and what to pack for the trek.
Yes! During the Inca Trail trek, you can leave your main luggage at our office or at your hotel, depending on your accommodation arrangements.
We recommend packing only the essentials for the four-day trek. Your remaining luggage can be collected after the trekking portion of your itinerary.
To reserve your 7-Day Inca Trail Package with Incas Expeditions, complete our online booking form by clicking **BOOK NOW** on our website.
Please prepare the following information for every participant. These details are required to request the Inca Trail permits and Machu Picchu entrance tickets:
– Full name exactly as shown on the passport
– Gender, as required by the booking form
– Passport number
– Date of birth (DD/MM/YYYY)
– Nationality
A clear copy of each participant’s passport is required at the time of booking.** Please ensure all information is accurate, as permits and entrance tickets are issued using the details submitted.
A deposit of US$400 per person, as specified in this package’s current booking terms, is required to secure the Inca Trail permit. You can make your payment through the available payment options on our website or booking page.
*Please confirm the current deposit amount and payment options with Incas Expeditions before publishing or making a reservation.*
You can pay the remaining balance at our office in Cusco using US dollars or Peruvian soles, subject to the payment terms confirmed with your booking.
ATMs are available in Cusco’s historic center. Online payments by credit card or PayPal may also be available, subject to the applicable payment processing fees.
Please confirm the accepted payment methods, payment deadline, and any applicable fees with our reservations team before your departure.
Discount eligibility depends on the applicable Inca Trail permit and Machu Picchu entrance ticket regulations.
If you wish to request a student discount, please provide your passport copy and a valid university student identification card that meets the official requirements. The card may need to show your photograph, university name, and validity or expiration date.
Children’s discounts depend on their age and the applicable ticket category.
Please contact Incas Expeditions before booking to confirm eligibility, the required documentation, and the discount available for your travel dates. **Submitting a passport copy alone does not guarantee a student discount.
No. Inca Trail permits are issued for a specific date and traveler and are generally non-transferable and non-refundable. Changes to the departure date are not normally permitted once the permit has been issued.
For this reason, please carefully check your travel dates and personal information before completing your booking.
If you cancel your trek, the deposit used to secure your permit is non-refundable, in accordance with the applicable booking terms. Please review our cancellation policy before making your reservation.
Yes. You must bring your original passport**, and the passport details must match the information used to book your Inca Trail permit and Machu Picchu entrance ticket.
Your passport may be checked at the Inca Trail checkpoints, at Machu Picchu, and when boarding the train.
If you renew your passport after booking, contact us as soon as possible. We may need a copy of your old passport and your new passport to help you confirm the applicable requirements. Any changes remain subject to official regulations.
WHAT IS THE WEATHER LIKE ON THE 7-DAY INCA TRAIL PACKAGE?
Weather conditions along the Inca Trail can change quickly because the route passes through different elevations and microclimates.
You may experience sunny days, cold nights, rain, mist, and strong sunshine. We recommend dressing in layers and bringing reliable rain protection.
Essential items include:
Packing appropriately will help you stay comfortable throughout the trek.
The Inca Trail reaches high elevations, so acclimatization is important. We recommend spending **at least two to three days in Cusco or the Sacred Valley before beginning the trek**, particularly if you are arriving from a low-altitude destination.
Drink water regularly, eat well, avoid excessive alcohol, and allow your body time to adjust. Coca tea is commonly consumed in the Andes, but it is not a proven treatment for altitude sickness.
Our guides are trained to recognize symptoms and assist travelers when necessary. If you develop a headache, dizziness, nausea, unusual fatigue, or other symptoms, inform your guide immediately. Severe symptoms require prompt medical assessment and descent when indicated.
If you have a medical condition or concerns about altitude, consult a healthcare professional before your trip. Our Cusco City and Sacred Valley tours may also provide opportunities to explore the region before your trek.
Incas Expeditions focuses on personalized service and small trekking groups.
Our typical group size is approximately 2–6 trekkers, with a maximum of 8 participants, subject to the arrangements confirmed for your departure.
Private departures may be available for travelers who prefer a more personalized experience. Please contact us to discuss your preferred travel style.
Each trekking group is assigned a cook to prepare meals during the Inca Trail trek. The number of porters depends on the group size, equipment requirements, and logistical arrangements.
The following figures are indicative examples from our operating plan and must be confirmed for your departure:
We are committed to responsible tourism and fair treatment of our trekking staff. Porter assignments and loads are managed in accordance with applicable regulations and operational requirements.
On the evening before your Inca Trail trek, you will receive a small duffel bag for the clothing and personal items that our porters will carry.
The standard weight allowance for your duffel bag is up to 6 kg (13.2 lb), subject to the applicable permit and operator regulations. This allowance includes the weight of your sleeping bag and sleeping mat when these are carried by the porter.
Your duffel bag will not be accessible during the day, so keep everything you need while hiking in your daypack.
We recommend a comfortable 30–40-liter daypack containing:
Please confirm the exact duffel bag allowance and the weight of any sleeping equipment with our team before departure.
The Classic Inca Trail is a challenging multi-day trek through the Andes. The traditional route covers approximately 42 km (26 miles) over four days and reaches an elevation of approximately 4,215 m (13,829 ft) at Dead Woman’s Pass.
The second trekking day is generally the most demanding because it involves a sustained climb to the highest point of the route, followed by a long descent. Uneven stone steps, high altitude, and changing weather can make the trek physically demanding.
We recommend regular cardiovascular exercise, uphill walking, stair training, and practice hikes before your trip. Being reasonably fit and properly acclimatized will help you enjoy the experience more comfortably.
If you have health concerns, consult your healthcare professional before undertaking the trek.
Toilet facilities are available at designated points along the Inca Trail, although their condition and availability vary.
Incas Expeditions can provide a private camping toilet tent for use at the campsite if this service is included in your confirmed package. Our team will explain the arrangements during the pre-trek briefing.
Public facilities may be available at certain checkpoints and campsites. We encourage all trekkers to follow Leave No Trace principles and help protect the environment.
Your safety is our priority. If you cannot continue the trek because of illness, injury, altitude-related symptoms, or another serious concern, inform your guide immediately.
Our team will assess the situation and coordinate the safest practical arrangements. Depending on your location, trail conditions, and the nature of the emergency, assistance may involve returning to an accessible point or arranging transportation and medical care.
Emergency evacuation options are limited in remote mountain areas and may involve additional costs. Helicopter evacuation is not always available and depends on weather, access, and operational conditions.
Travel insurance that covers high-altitude trekking, medical treatment, and emergency evacuation is strongly recommended.
If you are unable to complete the trek, unused services are not automatically refundable. Any refund or additional charges will be handled according to the booking terms and the circumstances involved.
Yes. The package includes the return transportation specified in your confirmed itinerary after the Machu Picchu visit.
Your transfer will take you from the designated train station back to Cusco or to another agreed drop-off location included in your booking.
If you are staying in the Sacred Valley, such as Ollantaytambo or Urubamba, please inform us in advance so we can confirm whether a drop-off at your accommodation can be arranged.
Train departure times depend on availability, the train service assigned to your booking, and the entrance schedule for Machu Picchu.
We arrange the itinerary to allow time for your scheduled visit and the return journey. Exact departure times will be confirmed with your booking documents.
Please arrive at the train station at the time advised by your guide and keep your original passport available for ticket checks.
The Vistadome train offers a more panoramic travel experience, with large windows designed to showcase the surrounding Andean scenery. Depending on the service, onboard features may include refreshments and cultural entertainment.
An upgrade may be available for an additional charge. The price depends on the travel date, route, and ticket availability.
Please contact Incas Expeditions in advance to confirm the current upgrade price and the train service available for your itinerary.
Yes. Campsites along the Inca Trail may vary depending on permit availability, official campsite assignments, and the regulations in effect for your departure.
The final camping locations are determined by the permits and arrangements issued for your trek. If a campsite differs from the itinerary shown on the website, our team will communicate the confirmed arrangements while maintaining the planned trekking experience whenever possible.
Please understand that specific campsites cannot always be guaranteed in advance.
Tipping is optional, but it is greatly appreciated if you are happy with the service provided by your guide, cook, porters, and other team members.
Our trekking staff work hard to help make your experience safe, comfortable, and memorable. A tip is a personal way to recognize their efforts and should reflect your satisfaction with the service.
There is no obligation to tip a particular amount. You may decide what feels appropriate for the quality of service and your budget.
Yes. Incas Expeditions is committed to responsible tourism practices that respect the natural environment, local communities, and Andean cultural heritage.
We encourage our travelers to follow designated trails, minimize waste, respect archaeological sites, and treat local communities with consideration.
We also recognize the important contribution of our guides, cooks, and porters to every trekking experience. Responsible working practices and respect for the people who make these journeys possible are essential to sustainable tourism.
By traveling responsibly, we can help preserve the Inca Trail and its surrounding landscapes for future generations.
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Get all your questions answered about the 7-day Inca Trail package, from preparation to what you can expect during the trek.
The Inca Trail 7 Days is moderately difficult with steep ascents and high altitudes, but it’s doable with good fitness.
The best time for the 7-Day Inca Trail is during the dry season, from May to September, when the weather is most favorable.
Yes, it’s highly recommended to book the Classic Inca Trail 7 Days several months in advance due to limited permits.
For the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu 7 Days, pack layers, a waterproof jacket, sunscreen, a hat, and comfortable hiking boots.
The Inca Trail Express 7 Days can be challenging for younger children due to the elevation and terrain, but it’s suitable for fit, older children.
Yes, porters are available on the Inca Trail Guided Tour 7 Days to carry your gear, allowing you to focus on the hike.
On average, you’ll hike about 6-8 hours each day during the Inca Trail and Machu Picchu 7 Days.
The 7-Day Inca Trail Tours reach altitudes as high as 4,200 meters (13,800 feet) at Dead Woman’s Pass.
Yes, altitude sickness can occur on the Classic Inca Trail 7 Days, especially at higher points like Dead Woman’s Pass.
Yes, you’re required to have a guide for the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu 7 Days for both safety and conservation reasons.
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