Inca Jungle Trail 4 Days

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Tour Details
  • 4 DAYS / 3 NIGHTS
  • GROUP : 2 - 10 PEOPLE
  • TYPE: HIKING
  • DIFFICULTY: MODERATE
  • AVAILABILITY: EVERY DAY
  • MINIMUM AGE: +8 YEARS

Experience a different adventure to Machu Picchu with the 4-day Inca Jungle, combining trekking, nature, and adventure activities. Travel through mountain trails surrounded by lush vegetation and spectacular landscapes as you descend from the Andes into the cloud forest. The journey combines hiking and exciting outdoor experiences before reaching Machu Picchu, making it a great option for travelers looking for an active and adventurous way to discover the Inca citadel.

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Itinerary

Day 1: CUSCO – PISPITAYOC BIKING (optional river rafting)

Travelers will be picked up between 6:30 and 7:00 am. We will then head to the Sacred Valley of the Incas. We will pass through picturesque villages and beautiful landscapes.
After arriving at Ollantaytambo, we will take a break before continuing on by bus for 1 hour to reach the Abra Malaga around 11:00 am. (4350 masl).
From here, we will depart on bikes, descending for 3 hrs. We will pass through rural villages, rivers, orchards, and streams before reaching Huamanmarca around 1:30 pm.
Later, a private bus will take the group to a city called Santa Maria. (30 minutes)
After lunch and a short break you have the option to do river rafting. If you decide to go, we will raft for 2 hrs, always accompanied by a professional kayak instructor that will take care of the passengers all the time.
Those that didn’t book the rafting tour, will go with an assistant guide on our private bus for 20 min to the next city, Santa Rosa. Thereafter we will walk for 45 min until arriving at the lodge, La Choza. The bus will be waiting for those that went rafting and they will be taken to Santa Rosa to walk for approximately 45 min to join the rest of the group at the lodge, located in a village called Pispitayoc (lunch-dinner).

Day 2:PISPITAYOC (Ecolodge) – SANTA TERESA (Trekking)

After enjoying an outdoor breakfast, we will walk along the riverbanks and hike up for 30 min. Along the way, we will see small coffee plantations and fruit trees. In this area, it is possible to see many types of orchids, and birds, as we will be in the high forest, a paradise of biodiversity on the Inca jungle route.
After arriving at the top of the mountain we will see the whole valley of Urubamba.
The group will descend for 2.5 hrs to the village of Qellomayo. Lunch will be served here. After a break, we will trek for 3 hrs through farms, rivers and waterfalls until arriving at the hot springs of Santa Teresa.
We will take a break and later the group will continue walking for 40 min until reaching the city of Santa Teresa, where we will sleep in a local house (breakfast-lunch-dinner).

Day 3:Santa Teresa – Llaqtapata – Aguas Calientes

Después del desayuno en Santa Teresa, viajaremos durante aproximadamente 1 hora hasta Lucmabamba (2 000 m / 6 600 pies), donde te unirás a otro tramo original del Camino Inca. Construido en el siglo XV y perdido durante siglos junto con Machu Picchu, este sendero fue redescubierto hace poco y ofrece una aproximación muy especial a la ciudadela.
Una subida constante de unas 3 horas te llevará hasta Llactapata, un sitio arqueológico inca ubicado frente a Machu Picchu. Desde aquí disfrutarás de tus primeras vistas panorámicas de Machu Picchu y las montañas que la rodean, uno de los momentos más especiales del trek. Después de explorar las ruinas y tomar fotos, continuarás con un descenso suave de 2 horas hasta la Hidroeléctrica para un merecido almuerzo.
Por la tarde, seguirás las vías del tren por unas 3 horas entre vegetación abundante hasta llegar a Aguas Calientes. Este tramo está lleno de historia, ya que pasarás por los Jardines de Mandor, visitados por Hiram Bingham III durante su expedición de 1911. Al llegar, alrededor de las 5:00 p. m., tu guía te llevará a tu hotel para que puedas descansar y asearte antes de la cena en grupo y la charla final sobre Machu Picchu..

Day 4:Machu Picchu (Ciudad Perdida de los Incas)

Hoy es el día más importante de tu TreXperience. Después de un desayuno temprano en el hotel, tomarás uno de los primeros buses a Machu Picchu, llegando mientras el cielo comienza a aclarar sobre las montañas.
Tu guía te llevará en un tour de 2 a 3 horas por la ciudadela, siguiendo el circuito 2 y visitando las plazas, templos y miradores más importantes, mientras te cuenta la historia, la arquitectura y las leyendas de los incas. Después del tour, tendrás tiempo libre para tomar más fotos o, si lo reservaste por separado y con anticipación, subir a Huayna Picchu o Montaña Machu Picchu (opcional, cupos limitados y no incluidos en el boleto estándar).
Cuando estés listo, tomarás el bus de regreso a Aguas Calientes, almorzarás (no incluido) y abordarás el tren Vistadome hacia Ollantaytambo. Desde allí, nuestro transporte privado te llevará de vuelta a tu hotel en Cusco, llegando aproximadamente a las 7:30 p. m.

Included

  • Charla de seguridad un dĂ­a antes del tour
  • Recojo y retorno a tu hotel en Cusco
  • Todos los transportes durante el tour
  • Bicicletas de montaña de calidad, cascos y guantes para la secciĂłn de biking
  • Todo el equipo de rafting con guĂ­as profesionales
  • Boletos de bus ida y vuelta Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu
  • Tren Vistadome de regreso a Ollantaytambo
  • Transporte de retorno a tu hotel en Cusco
  • GuĂ­a profesional de turismo en español e inglĂ©s
  • Boletos de entrada a todos los sitios que visitamos
  • Boleto de ingreso a Machu Picchu – Circuito 2
  • Una noche en lodge rĂşstico – 1 dĂ­a
  • Una noche en hotel básico – 2° dĂ­a
  • Una noche en hotel de 3 estrellas en Aguas Calientes – 3° dĂ­a
  • Tres desayunos, tres almuerzos y tres cenas
  • BotiquĂ­n de primeros auxilios

Not Included

  • Bastones de trekking.
  • Primer desayuno y almuerzo del Ăşltimo dĂ­a en Aguas Calientes.
  • Seguro de viaje (muy recomendado).
  • Zipline (opcional)

What to Bring?

  • Original ID or passport.
  • Comfortable clothing and some warm layers for mornings and evenings.
  • Comfortable walking shoes.
  • A light or waterproof jacket, especially during the rainy season.
  • A hat or cap and sunglasses.
  • Sunscreen and insect repellent.
  • A reusable water bottle.
  • A small backpack for excursions and visiting Machu Picchu.
  • A cell phone or camera to enjoy and capture your memories.
  • Some cash for personal expenses.
  • Personal medications, if needed.
  • Personal hygiene items.
Faqs

What activities are included in the 4-day Inca Jungle?

The program combines hiking with adventure activities, depending on the selected itinerary. The route allows you to experience different landscapes from the Andes to the cloud forest.

How difficult is the Inca Jungle?

The Inca Jungle is considered moderately difficult. Although it includes hiking and adventure activities, the pace can be adapted to the group’s conditions.

Do I need previous experience to do the Inca Jungle?

Previous experience is not required. A reasonable level of fitness is recommended, along with following your guide’s instructions during the activities.

Does the Inca Jungle include the entrance to Machu Picchu?

Yes, the program includes the Machu Picchu entrance ticket according to the selected circuit and booking conditions.

What is the best time to do the Inca Jungle?

The dry season, generally from April to October, usually offers better conditions for outdoor activities. However, the Inca Jungle can be done during most of the year.

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