In Ollantaytambo, travellers take the Expedition train that will take them to Km 104, starting point of the hike

Upon reaching Km 104, after passing through the control and showing passports, the hike begins near the Vilcanota River, overlooking the ruins of Chachabamba. These ruins were an ancient Inca altar dedicated to the cult of the sun and sacred mountains, which are still revered by local people. The route continues south, slowly ascending through a cloud forest full of abundant vegetation. The trail offers panoramic views and crosses diverse landscapes, such as open meadows and leafy forests. After about three hours of walking, you reach the ruins of Wiñaywayna

Wiñaywayna, an impressive place for both its beauty and its archaeological value. There, travellers enjoy lunch while learning about Inca history and culture thanks to explanations from an expert guide. Afterwards, the hike continues through the cloud forest, passing prominent places such as stone stairs and tambos (resting places). The final part of the journey leads to Inti Punku (the Sun Gate), from where you get the first breathtaking views of Machu Picchu. From Inti Punku, descend for about 45 minutes until you reach the famous Machu Picchu viewpoint, ideal for enjoying the sunset over the citadel. Finally, take a bus to Aguas Calientes, where you dine and rest at the reserved Hotel, preparing for the exciting second day of adventure.

The second day, after breakfast, take the first bus to Machu Picchu for a guided tour of 2 to 3 hours of this fascinating Inca citadel. During the tour, you will visit key places such as the Royal Mausoleum and Intihuatana. Afterwards, travellers have free time to explore or return to Aguas Calientes for lunch.

Return to Cusco by train in the afternoon, arriving at Poroy or Ollantaytambo station, from where you transfer to Cusco, where our staff waits to transfer you to your hotel. The experience includes assisted transfers, archaeological visits, walks through beautiful natural landscapes and exploring Machu Picchu. It is recommended to take advantage of the Combo option, which includes a visit to the Sacred Valley and a night in Ollantaytambo before starting the trekk. Alternative return options allow you to adjust the itinerary according to the preferences and schedules of the travellers.