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| Trek Name |
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Huchoyqosqo Trek and Machupicchu |
| Length |
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3 days / 2 nights |
| Class |
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B (shared service) |
| Activities |
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Trekking, culture, flora and fauna, archeology |
| Best season |
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April - October |
| Departures |
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April - December |
| Trek grade |
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Easy - Moderate |
| Passenger Minimum |
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05 |
| Passenger Maximum |
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16 |
| Location |
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Sacred Valley, Huchoy Qosqo and Machupicchu |
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Huchoyqosqo Trek and Machupicchu

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Attraction:
- A little visited, spectacular trek with llama's to carry your gear.
- Demonstration of traditional weaving in Chinchero in the Sacred Valley
- Vistadome train to Machupicchu
- Private guided tour of the Machu Picchu.
- Small groups (typical group-size 4 -6 people)
This spectacular route leads to Huchuy Qosqo from Patabamba, a magnificent two-day trek along the path once taken by the Inca from his capital to his country estate, along which some sections of the original Inca highway remain intact. This is certainly the most beautiful short trek in the immediate environs of Cusco, crossing the high altiplano north of the city with its lakes like Qoricocha (Golden Lake) and tiny villages of llama herders where life continues untouched by the modern world, and finishing at the ruins of Huchuy Qosqo, high above the Sacred Valley of the Incas. You will end your trek in Chinchero. Chinchero is a small Andean Indian village located high up on the windswept plains of Anta at 3762m. There are beautiful views overlooking the Sacred Valley of the Incas, with the Cordillera Vilcabamba and the snowcapped peak of Salkantay dominating the western horizon. The village mainly comprises mud brick (adobe) houses, and locals still go about their business in traditional dresses. A demonstration of traditional weaving will be given before we continue our journey to Machupicchu where we spend the night. On your last day you take an early morning bus to the Sanctuary for your private guided tour of the Machu Picchu. After your tour you have free time to explore this magnificent site yourself.
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Itinerary:
Day 1 CUSCO - HUCHUYQOSQO
Early morning pick up at your hotel and transfer to Patabamba where our Llameros are waiting. There we will load our gear on the lama’s and mules before we begin our first day's hike. Along the way with a Scenic view your cook’s will prepare your lunch, restoring your strengths. Continuing on your walk to Huchoy Qosqo your nights camp site (sleeping in tents). Overnight at campsite in tents
Day 2: HUCHUYQOSQO - CHINCHERO - MACHUPICCHU
After a guided visit of Huchoy Qosqo we will continue our hike to the small town of Chinchero. Arriving there around noon, a demonstration of traditional weaving will take place at a local’s home. Lunch will be served here. After lunch we will transfer you to the Sacred Valley train station. An afternoon trains ride of 1 ½ hours to Machupicchu town (Aguas Calientes) with the Vistadome train. On arrival in Machupicchu there will be a short walk of 5 to 10 minutes to your hotel where you will spend the night. Overnight in Aguas Calientes in hostal
Day 3: MACHUPICCHU - CUSCO
An early morning 3 hour guided tour of Machupicchu’s ancient city in private service. After your tour you have free time to explore this magnificent site yourself and when you're ready you can take the bus back to Aguas Calientes, to have your lunch. In the afternoon train back to Cusco. Pick-up at the trainstation and transfer to your hotel. Overnight in Cusco (not included)
Included:
- Pick up at your Hotel and transfer to the trailhead
- Professional bilingual English / Spanish speaking guide
- Entrance Ticket for Huchoy Qosqo and Machupicchu
- Roundtrip bus tickets Aguas Calientes/ Machupicchu Sanctuary/Aguas Calientes
- Private transport from Chinchero to Sacred Valley train-station
- Afternoon train Ollantaytambo to Machupicchu
- One overnight in a hostel in Aguas Calientes
- Expedition train Machupicchu/Poroy
- Mountain Hardwear tents (3-person tents for every 2 individuals)
- Foam mattress (self inflatable mattress can be rented at $ 7.00 for the trek
- Cooking equipment, mess tent, dining tent, chairs, tables
- Cook preparing all meals
- Meals: : 3 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 1 dinner and snacks; food is programmed for trekking and is rich in carbohydrates.
- Boiled water provided at meal times to refill your water bottle
- Pack horses to carry camping and kitchen equipment
- Llama's to carry your personal gear
- Wranglers and Llameros responsible for the pack horses and lama's
- First aid kit, emergency oxygen, radio communications
- Transfer Poroy train station to Cusco.
Not included:
- Tips for the guide and other staff
- Dinner on day 2 and dinner & lunch on day 3 in Aguas Calientes
- Water purifying tablets
For rent:
- Trekking poles: Leki and Black Diamond, 1 for US $ 7.00 and 2 for US $ 10.00.
- Sleeping bag (may be rented for USD $ 8.00) Our sleeping bags are a mummy model and rated -11 Celsius (12 Fahrenheit).
- Therm-a-Rest self-inflating mattress (USD $ 7.00)
Price per person 2011:
Please consult us for prices
Payments:
- Upon booking we request a deposit of 50%
- The remainder is to be paid on your arrival in Cusco, two days before departure.
- Payments can be made via Paypal, our bank account Citibank in the US or via Western Union. Paypal accepts all major credit cards.
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Tripgrading
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Easy | Easy-moderate | Moderate | Moderate - Difficult | Difficult |
| 4D - Classic Inca Trail to Machupicchu |
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| 2D - Short Inca Trail to Machupicchu |
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| 2D - Huchuy Qosqo Llama Trek |
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| 3D - Huchuy Qosqo Trek and Machupicchu |
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| 4D - Lares Trek to Machupicchu |
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| 5D - Salkantay trek
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| 7D - Salkantay and the Inca Trail to Machupicchu |
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| 5D - Choquequirao Trek |
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4D - Choquequirao Trek
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9D - Expedition to Choquequirao and Machupicchu
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Huchoyqosqo trek and Machupicchu
3 days / 2 nights Private Service
| Code |
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CHA-HQ3D-P |
| Trek Name |
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Huchoyqosqo Trek and Machupicchu |
| Length |
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3 days / 2 nights |
| Class |
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A (private service) |
| Activities |
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Trekking, culture, flora and fauna, archeology |
| Best season |
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April - October |
| Departures |
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April - December |
| Trek grade |
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Easy - Moderate |
| Group Size |
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According to client specification
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| Location |
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Sacred Valley, Huchoyqosqo and Machupicchu |
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Huchoy Qosqo trek and Machupicchu
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Attraction:
- A little visited, spectacular trek with llama's to carry your gear.
- Demonstration of traditional weaving in Chinchero in the Sacred Valley
- Vistadome train to Machupicchu
- Private guided tour of the Machu Picchu.
- Small groups (typical group-size 4 -6 people)
This spectacular route leads to Huchuy Qosqo from Patabamba, a magnificent two-day trek along the path once taken by the Inca from his capital to his country estate, along which some sections of the original Inca highway remain intact. This is certainly the most beautiful short trek in the immediate environs of Cusco, crossing the high altiplano north of the city with its lakes like Qoricocha (Golden Lake) and tiny villages of llama herders where life continues untouched by the modern world, and finishing at the ruins of Huchuy Qosqo, high above the Sacred Valley of the Incas. You will end your trek in Chinchero. Chinchero is a small Andean Indian village located high up on the windswept plains of Anta at 3762m. There are beautiful views overlooking the Sacred Valley of the Incas, with the Cordillera Vilcabamba and the snowcapped peak of Salkantay dominating the western horizon. The village mainly comprises mud brick (adobe) houses, and locals still go about their business in traditional dresses. A demonstration of traditional weaving will be given before we continue our journey to Machupicchu where we spend the night. On your last day you take an early morning bus to the Sanctuary for your private guided tour of the Machu Picchu. After your tour you have free time to explore this magnificent site yourself.
Itinerary:
Same as in the Huchoyqosqo Trek and Machupicchu shared service.
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Included:
- Pick up at your Hotel and transfer to the trailhead
- Professional bilingual English / Spanish speaking guide
- Entrance Ticket for Huchoyqosqo and Machupicchu
- Roundtrip bus tickets Aguas Calientes/ Machupicchu Sanctuary/Aguas Calientes
- Private transport from Chinchero to Ollantaytambo train-station
- Afternoon train Sacred Valley/Machupicchu
- One overnight in a hostel in Aguas Calientes
- Expedition train Machupicchu/Cusco
- Transfer Cusco train-station to your hotel
- Mountain Hardwear tents (3-person tents for every 2 individuals)
- Self inflatable mattress
- Cooking equipment, mess tent, dining tent, chairs, tables
- Cook preparing all meals
- Meals: : 3 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 1 dinner and snacks; food is programmed for trekking and is rich in carbohydrates.
- Boiled water provided at meal times to refill your water bottle
- Pack horses to carry camping and kitchen equipment
- Llama's to carry your personal gear
- Wranglers and Llameros responsible for the pack horses and lama's
- First aid kit, emergency oxygen, radio communications
- Transfer Poroy train station to Cusco.
Not included:
- Tips for the guide and other staff
- Dinner on day 2 and dinner & lunch on day 3 in Aguas Calientes
- Water purifying tablets
For rent:
- Trekking poles: Leki and Black Diamond, 1 for US $ 6.00 and 2 for US $ 10.00.
- Sleeping bag (can be hired for USD $ 10.00) Our sleeping bags are a mummy model and rated -11 Celsius (12 Fahrenheit).
For reservations or enquiries please click on the link:
Contact us
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