Camino Inca
Camino Inca clásico
Ollantaytambo · Llactapata Archaeological Zone · Snowy Veronica
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Una historia que se queda.
Sigue los antiguos caminos incas durante cuatro días, entre sitios arqueológicos, pasos de montaña y bosques de neblina. La ruta clásica hacia Machu Picchu conecta paisajes e historia a cada paso, con campamentos y acompañamiento durante una de las travesías más emblemáticas de los Andes.
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Embark on the adventure of a lifetime with our Classic Inca Trail expedition, a 4-day, 3-night journey through the heart of the Andes to the awe-inspiring citadel of Machu Picchu. This iconic trail is not just a hike – it’s a pilgrimage through history, culture, and natural beauty that will leave you breathless at every turn.
As you traverse the rugged terrain of the Andes, you’ll follow in the footsteps of the ancient Incas, who once used this trail as a sacred pilgrimage to Machu Picchu. Along the way, you’ll encounter a series of archaeological Incan sites, each one a testament to the ingenuity and craftsmanship of this remarkable civilization.
But the Inca Trail isn’t just about history – it’s also about the stunning natural beauty that surrounds you at every step. From lush cloud forests to snow-capped peaks, the scenery along the trail is nothing short of spectacular, offering panoramic views that will take your breath away.
And then, of course, there’s Machu Picchu – the crowning jewel of the Inca Trail and one of the most iconic landmarks in the world. As you approach the citadel, shrouded in mist and mystery, you’ll feel a sense of awe and wonder unlike anything you’ve ever experienced before.
Join us for an unforgettable journey through time and space with National Peru Travel and discover the magic of the Classic Inca Trail. Don’t miss your chance to experience this once-in-a-lifetime adventure – book your expedition today!
ESTE VIAJE✳
Camino Inca desde el km 82
Warmiwañusca y bosque nuboso
Llegada a Machu Picchu por Intipunku
Antes de llegar,
empieza a sentirlo.
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Un camino.
Muchos encuentros.
- 01Ollantaytambo
- 02Llactapata Archaeological Zone
- 03Snowy Veronica
- 04Huayllabamba
- 05Llulluchapampa
- 06Dead Woman’s Pass
- 07Pakaymayu
- 08Runkuraqay Tambo
- 09Lookout/Viewpoint Inca Trail second step
- 10Sayacmarca
- 11Chaquicocha Campsite
- 12Phuyupatamarka
- 13Winay Wayna Camp
- 14Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu
Cada etapa,
una nueva perspectiva.
Recorre el programa y descubre lo que te espera en cada momento.
01DÍA 01Cusco · km 82 · Llulluchapampa
IMÁGENES DE LA EXPERIENCIASalida temprano desde Cusco, con desayuno en Ollantaytambo, hacia el inicio del camino en el km 82. Tras cruzar el Urubamba, visita Wilkarakay y Llactapata y avanza por el valle del Cusichaka hasta Huayllabamba. La subida continúa entre terrazas y bosque nuboso hasta el campamento de Llulluchapampa; el programa indica unos 15 km.
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04:30 am.We will pick you up in your hotel, and transfer you on a private tourist bus to the trailhead at 82km.
06:30 am.Breakfast stop in Ollantaytambo.
08:00 am.Briefing at the trailhead (2,750 mt) after crossing the Urubamba River we will start to hike and visit a number of archeological sites of WILKARAKAY and Incan Ruins of Llactapata. Continue up the CUSICHAKA River Canyon with magnificent views of the Cordillera Oriental, particularly, VERONICA Mountain (5,850 mt).
13:00 pm. Lunch in Wayllabamba.
14:00 pm. We will continue along the trail and cross the Cusichaka river observing several Incan agricultural terraces and irrigation channels. Visit the picturesque village of Huayllabamba. From this point we will start the ascent along different levels, where we will appreciate different Eco-systems along the way passing through the cloud forest of Yuncachimpa and Corralpunku with an excellent view of the snow-capped peaks.
16:30 pm.In LLUCHAPAMPA we will set up our camp site (3,850 mt) this is the highest campsite and the temperature drops down to 7 or 8 degrees. From the sunrise to the sunset it is warm and it gets gradually colder as the sun comes down.
17:30 pm.Afternoon Tea and Dinner.
18:00 pm.Dinner.
Level of difficulty:
challenging
Hiking time:
7-8 hours
Total distance:
15km approx.
02DÍA 02Llulluchapampa · Warmiwañusca · Chaquicocha
Asciende al paso Warmiwañusca, indicado a 4.215 m, antes de descender al valle de Pacasmayo para almorzar. Luego vuelve a subir por Runkuracay, cruza un segundo paso y continúa junto a Yanacocha y Sayacmarca. Campamento en Chaquicocha tras una jornada publicada de unos 12 km.
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05:30 am. Wake up.
06:00 am. Breakfast.
07:00 am. Challenging day up the trail toward the first and highest pass WARMIWANUSCA (dead woman pass) (4,215 mt) (13,910 feet). From the pass we descend to Pacasmayo valley (3,300 mt) (10,826 feet).
12:00 am. Lunch in PACASMAYO.
13:30 pm. From Pacasmayo valley we go up to the Inca Ruins of RUNKURACAY, then continuing up we go over the second pass (3,960 mt) (12,949 feet) and follow the Royal Inca Highway down to the Inca Ruins of SAYACMARCA passing Lake YANACOCHA.
16:30 pm. Camp in CH’AQUICOCHA.
17:30 pm. Tea time and snacks.
18:30 pm.Dinner
Level of difficulty:
moderate
Hiking time:
6-7 hours
Total distance:
12 km approx.
03DÍA 03Chaquicocha · Phuyupatamarca · Wiñayhuayna
La ruta atraviesa vegetación subtropical hacia el conjunto arqueológico de Phuyupatamarca. Desciende por una larga escalinata de piedra y bosque nuboso, con posibilidades de observar orquídeas y aves. Después del almuerzo y la instalación del campamento, visita guiada a Wiñayhuayna.
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06:00 am. Wake up.
06:30 am. Breakfast.
07:30 am. We start up the trail, and pass through beautiful sub- tropical vegetation en route to the archaeological site of PHUYUPATAMARCA.
9:30 pm. Visit the Inca ruins of PHUYUPATAMARCA (3,600 mt – 11,800 ft). Afterwards we start down a long steep stone stairway to our campsite at Wiñaywayna (2700mt) going through cloud forest vegetation with great opportunities to see beautiful orchids and birds.
13:00 pm. Lunch and campsite.
15:30 pm. Guided tour of Wiñaywayna archeological site.
16:00 pm. Back to the campsite (2,650 mt) (8,700 feet).
17:30 pm. Tea time and snacks.
19:00 pm. Dinner time
Level of difficulty:
easy to moderate
Hiking time:
5 – 5.5 hours
Total distance:
9 km approx.
04DÍA 04Wiñayhuayna · Machu Picchu · Cusco
Salida antes del amanecer hacia Intipunku y Machu Picchu, con vistas al valle del Urubamba. La mañana se dedica a visitar las construcciones incas de la ciudadela. Después, el programa contempla bajar a Aguas Calientes y regresar en tren a Ollantaytambo, continuando en bus a Cusco.
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04:00 am. Wake up.
04:30 am. Breakfast.
05:00 am. We start out to Machupicchu overlooking the Urubamba River to the sun gate to see the sunrise at Machu Picchu. We enter the site early in the morning for the best photo opportunities and spend the rest of the morning visiting and exploring the Inca ruins.
12:30 pm. Meeting for those interested in visiting Machupicchu Town, having lunch or going to the hot springs.
16:22 pm. Return to Cusco by tourist train to Ollantaytambo, and change for a bus back to Cusco.
Level of difficulty:
easy
Hiking time
: 3 hours
Total distance
: 6 km approx.
Los resúmenes en español conservan la ruta del programa original. Los detalles comerciales se confirman directamente con el equipo.
Lo que acompaña
tu experiencia.
Incluido en tu viaje
- Pre-departure briefing
- Private transfer from your hotel to 82km
- Train ticket from Machupicchu Town to Ollantaytambo or Poroy train station (depending of the type of service you chose) and private bus transfer to Cusco.
- Entrance fee to the Inca trail and Machu Picchu.
- Bus down to Machu Picchu town.
- Professional English speaking tour guide
- Brand new Camping Equipment: Double tents (for a single supplement there is a surcharge of $45)
- Inflatable sleeping mats
- A chef and assistant
- Cutlery and crockery
- Dining tent and cooking tent, stools and tables
- Meals: (3 breakfasts, 3 lunches and 3 dinners). Food includes pancakes, omelettes, soups, fresh fruit and spaghetti, chicken, fish, meat and rice, all rich in carbohydrates and very suitable for trekking, hot drinks including coca leafs tea which is excellent for the altitude.
- Day 2 and Day 3 drinking water
- Tea time and snacks (tea, coffee, wanton, popcorn, biscuits, crackers, etc.).
- Porters for heavy gear such tents, food, propane bottles, etc.
- First-aid kit and oxygen bottle.
Tenlo en cuenta
NO INCLUIDO- First day breakfast
- Last day lunch (recommended in Machupicchu town)
- Left luggage at Machu Picchu (4 soles per bag).
- Sleeping bag (25USD for the whole trek)
- Tipping your trek staff is optional but is customary.
Listas completas publicadas por el operador en inglés. La cotización final confirma los servicios aplicables a tu fecha.
Antes de partir.
Confirma tu programa
Consulta las fechas, los servicios y los detalles de la ruta con el equipo.
02 / PREPARAViaja con lo necesario
Revisa la lista de equipaje publicada para esta experiencia.
03 / RESUELVEPregunta con confianza
Una buena experiencia comienza con información clara.
Equipaje y recomendaciones del operador
- Strong and waterproof trekking boots recommended
- Sandals or flip-flops for a higher comfort while at camp
- Warm clothes (thermal clothing is also recommended, especially for sleeping)
- Sleeping bag (please inform our Reservations Department if you wish to book this extra service at the moment of your booking)
- Foamy mattress: will be provided by us but is to be carried by you
- Head torch and batteries
- Camera, batteries and memory card (batteries consume more quickly under cold conditions) Wide brim hat or cap to protect you from the sun, rain and cold
- Sun block
- After-sun cream or hydrating cream for face and body
- Insect repellent – minimum recommended 80% DEET – no malaria risk has been reported
- Handkerchiefs
- Toilet paper
- Snacks: biscuits, energy bars, chocolate, raw fruits, muesli, etc. Please note that we do provide a daily morning snack and our meal service is very complete and well supplied. This recommendation applies for all clients being used to a specific snack, as it may happen that it is not included in our selection
- A canteen or camel back, plastic water bottles are no longer allowed into the Inca Trail.
- Optionally: water- sterilizing tablets in case you take river or stream water along the route.
- Toiletries
- Swimsuit (for showering or bathing chances)
- Cash in soles and/or US$ (small change)
- Original passport
- Original International Student Identity Card ISIC (in case you have applied for a student discount)
- Bad knees require walking sticks or poles (rubber covers required in order not to damage the Inca Trail), as well as knee braces
- Rubbish bag and plastic bags for dirty or damp clothes
- Sun glasses
- Two pair of trousers (light and thick)
- T-shirts and shorts
- Wool socks and hat
- Pocket Knife
Todo empieza
con una buena pregunta.
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Sí. La web original ofrece viajes personalizados. Indica tus destinos, el número de viajeros, tus fechas y los días disponibles para recibir una propuesta.
¿El precio publicado confirma mi reserva?
No. Mostramos las tarifas desde publicadas por National Perú Travel. El precio final y los servicios para tu fecha deben confirmarse por escrito con el equipo.
Fuente: Inca Trail 4D/3N · National Perú Travel. Contenido recuperado el 15 de octubre de 2026 (Perú). Tarifa desde, sujeta a confirmación. Inventario y observaciones.

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