Inca Jungle 3 Days / 2 Nights

This incredible tour is part of our adventure packages. It includes an exciting hike through the ancient Inca trails that connected the empire, as well as alternative routes, where you will cross unforgettable landscapes and discover archaeological remains. You will also visit several typical villages and walk through them on foot (walking tour). On the last day, you will take an exciting walking tour from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu, where you will explore the impressive citadel of the Inca nobles.

During the first day, you will have the option to enjoy an exciting mountain biking tour. The total duration of the Inka Jungle tour is 4 days and 3 nights.

• You have the option to enjoy the exciting mountain biking.
• Walking tours in the picturesque Andean villages of Santa Maria, Santa Teresa and Aguas Calientes, as well as in the famous
• Machu Picchu Hydroelectric Plant.
• Hike through the majestic geography of the region, including mountains, valleys, rivers, canyons and finally the beautiful
• Urubamba River valley, where Machu Picchu is located.
• Hike to the Inca citadel and enjoy a guided tour with professionals. Optionally, for an additional cost, you can hike to Huayna Picchu.
• Enjoy the delicious typical gastronomy of the region.
• Nights will be spent in family lodges and hostels.
• Relax to the maximum in the thermal baths of Santa Teresa (not included).

On Day 1, we will arrive at Malaga Pass (4,316 meters above sea level) at noon, after a relaxing ride through the beautiful Sacred Valley. You will begin the exciting mountain biking adventure, descending rapidly through the impressive Andean geography to the archaeological site of Huamanmarca. You will have the option to continue biking to Santa Maria or use our support car. We will provide a quality BMX bike and accessories such as helmet, visor, gloves, and elbow and knee protectors.

The Inka Jungle tour is ideal for those who love long hikes. From day 2 to day 4, walking will be the main activity. In certain sections, you will follow parts of the Classic Inca Trail. You will start at high altitudes near the snow-capped mountains, moving through the beautiful and energetic Andean geography. As the days go by, the tour will approach the jungle region, with its pleasant climate and lush vegetation. The imposing green mountains are shrouded in clouds, creating a breathtaking landscape. Undoubtedly, this experience will leave a beautiful and unforgettable mark in your memory.

That is an excellent question. Another distinctive feature is that you will not spend the nights in camps. Instead, you will enjoy dinners, rest and a comfortable, revitalizing sleep in family accommodations for the first two nights, and finally in a hostel in Aguas Calientes for the third night.

It is suggested that children be at least 10 years old to participate in any type of adventure, as long as they possess the necessary stamina, patience and discipline. From the age of 16, there are no age restrictions, as long as visitors are in normal physical condition. For older adults, it is recommended that they themselves evaluate their physical capacity, adaptability to altitude, cold, heat, and other relevant factors.

This question is very important. If you are not used to hiking or doing endurance sports on a regular basis, it would be advisable to assess your fitness. It is suggested to do simulations in rural environments with difficult terrain in your area, using a backpack, appropriate clothing, hiking boots, etc. This will allow you to prepare yourself physically and mentally for the 4 days of hiking in the cold altitudes and warm slopes leading to the western jungle of Cusco.

The best time to hike the Inka Jungle Trail in Peru is during the dry season, which generally runs from May to September. During these months, there is less chance of rain and conditions are more favorable for outdoor activities. However, keep in mind that the weather in the mountains can be unpredictable, so it is always advisable to be prepared for sudden changes in temperature and weather conditions.

During the Inka Jungle trek in Peru, you can do several exciting and enriching activities. Some of the main activities are:

• Mountain biking: A descent by bicycle from the high mountains to the valley, crossing scenic roads and enjoying beautiful landscapes.
• Hiking: You walk along scenic trails through mountains, forests and local villages, exploring the natural beauty of the region.
• Rafting: You descend the river in a raft, facing exciting rapids and enjoying the adrenaline while navigating through crystal clear waters.
• Ziplining: You can enjoy the experience of flying on a zip line over the exuberant landscapes, obtaining panoramic views and a dose of adventure.
• Visit to archaeological ruins: You will visit historical and sacred sites, such as the ruins of Machu Picchu and other Inca sites along the way.
• Hot springs: You have the opportunity to relax in natural hot springs, a comforting experience after a day full of activities.
• Cultural interaction: You can have contact with the local communities, learn about their culture, traditions and taste the delicious Peruvian gastronomy.

These are just some of the main activities that can be done during the Inka Jungle. The combination of adventure, nature, history and culture makes this route unique and exciting for tourists.

The Inka Jungle Trek has a moderate to challenging level of difficulty. Good physical condition is required for cycling and hiking on steep and uneven terrain for several consecutive days. The altitude can also be challenging. It is recommended to assess physical preparedness and individual conditions before undertaking the tour.

Along the Inka Jungle trek in Peru, there are several destinations and outstanding places worth visiting. Some of them are:

1. Abra Malaga: This is the starting point of the tour, located at an altitude of approximately 4,350 meters. From here, the descent by bicycle into the valley begins.
2. Santa María: This is a small town in the valley that is visited during the tour. Here you can find some stores, restaurants and basic accommodations.
3. Llactapata Ruins: These Inca ruins are a highlight on the way to Machu Picchu. They offer an impressive view of the citadel from a different perspective.
4. Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu Pueblo): It is the starting point to visit the famous citadel of Machu Picchu. Here you will find hotels, restaurants and hot springs to relax.
5. Machu Picchu: It is the main attraction of the tour. This ancient Inca city is considered one of the wonders of the world and offers breathtaking views of mountain scenery and ancient architecture.

In addition to these main destinations, spectacular landscapes, such as mountains, valleys, rivers and cloud forests, are crossed along the route.

It is not strictly necessary to hire a tour to do the Inka Jungle trek, but it is recommended to do so due to the advantages in logistics, local knowledge, security and access to permits and entrance fees offered by a specialized travel agency.

Yes, suitable options for vegetarians and people with special diets can be found during the Inka Jungle tour. However, it is important to request these options in advance.

No, but it is recommended to have travel insurance for the Inka Jungle. It covers medical expenses, emergency evacuation and lost luggage. Check that it includes tour activities and fits your needs.

There are restrooms along the Inka Jungle trail, but they can be basic. It is recommended to bring toilet paper and personal hygiene products. The guides will provide information about the location of the restrooms and the facilities available. You should practice responsible tourism and respect the natural environment.