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Inca Jungle Trek Imperial 4 Days.Cdr I M P E R I A L INCA JUNGLE TREK T O M A C H U P I C C H U 4 D A Y S | 3 N I G H T S DESCRIPTION Inca Jungle Trek is a fantasc alternave route to Machu Picchu combining mountain biking, white water raing, the Inka city of Machu Picchu. It is a unique opportunity to discover Andean villages, meet up and interact with locals, trekking, and zipline. This acon-packed adventure takes you into the Peruvian jungle, along a beauful secon of the observe Andean crops of the jungle eyebrow of Cusco, and spot wildlife and local flora. Also, we will swim in thermal original Inca Trail, and finishes in Machu Picchu – one of the most incredible locaons on the planet. You’ll experience crystalline waters. A tour is full of adventures and contrast of experiences. a variety of stunning landscapes, including; the Andean mountain range, cloud forest, the Urubamba River, and the jungle. You’ll also have me to explore local banana, coffee, and avocado plantaons. With such a unique and varied inerary, it’s not hard to see why the Inca Jungle Tour is now one of the most popular routes to Machu Picchu. The Inca Jungle Trek is an experience that combines adrenaline, nature, and culture. A carefully designed tour by Salkantay Trekking that comprehends several acvies such as cycling, raing, trekking, zip line, and finally, the visit of HOME MAP FULL ITINERARY INCLUDED | NOT INCLUDED BEFORE YOU GO TERMS & CONDITIONS DAY BY DAY 1 2 3 4 DAY DAY DAY DAY Cusco - Crupata - Salineras – Pispitayoc Pispitayoc - Cocalmayo Hot Spring – Santa Santa Teresa - Lucmabamba - Llaqtapata Machu Picchu (Lost City of the Incas) (Biking and Raing) Teresa - Lucmabamba (Jungle Domes) Ruins – Hydroelectric - Aguas Calientes Abra Malaga Pispitayoc Llactapata Aguas Calientes Huamanmarca Cocalmayo Hot Spring Hidroelectrica Machu Picchu Biking Santa Teresa Aguas Calientes Raing Lucmabamba (Jungle Domes) INCA JUNGLE TREK TREKKING TO MACHU PICCHU Treks & Expeditions Specialists LIMA CUSCO LUCMABAMBA LEGEND CUSCO 2017 MT - 6616 FT. 3370 MT. - 11021 FT. Bus Hotel H MACHUPICCHU 2400 MT. - 7873 FT. Jungle Domes Biking Campsite Hot spring LLACTAPATA 2736 MT - 8974 FT. Lunch & rest area Vehicle Transportation OLLANTAYTAMBO URUBAMBA RIVER CHINCHERO 2750 MT. - 8950 FT. Archaeological site 1st day of trek Electric power 2nd day of trek Shower 3 rd day of trek AGUAS CALIENTES URUBAMBA th 1900 MT. - 6232 FT. SANTA TERESA Pass 4 day of trek 1810 MT - 5938 FT. H HIDRO ELÉCTRICA 1771 MT. - 5810 FT. HOT SPRING ABRA MALAGA COCALMAYO 4400 MT. - 14436 FT. AEROPUERTO 4200 MT. - 13780 FT. Q’ELLOMAYO RIVER URUBAMBA ALFAMAYO INKATAMBO 2130 MT. - 6988 FT. HUAMAN MARCA 1st night 1890 MT. - 6201 FT. SANTA MARIA 1430 MT. - 4692 FT. HOME MAP FULL ITINERARY INCLUDED | NOT INCLUDED BEFORE YOU GO TERMS & CONDITIONS FULL ITINERARY Inca Jungle Trek to Machu Picchu 4 Days 1 F E A T U R E D D E S T I N A T I O N O F T H E D A Y DAY BIKING Adventure Pick up from your hotel at 7:00 am and drive Cruzpata, where you’ll start descending on a mountain bike to the town of Maras, visit Salineras, and reach the Sacred Valley. The van will take you to the village of Santa Maria for the White water river raing. Spend the night is a local hotel. INCA JUNGLE TREK 4 DAYS 3 N I G H T S 1 Cusco – Salineras – Pispitayoc (Biking and Raing) T O M A C H U P I C C H U DAY Abra Malaga Huamanmarca Pispitayoc Biking Raing Meals: Accommodaon: Difficulty: Biking me: Raing me: Lunch, Dinner. Rusc Lodge Moderate 3.5 to 4 hours 1.5 hours ick up from your hotel at 7:00 am and drive for 1 hour to Cruzpata, where you’ll start mountain biking across the fields of potatoes and wheat, enjoy the breathtaking view on the Andes, visit Pthe Village of Maras, and Explore the Salineras as you go down into the Sacred Valley. Then, you’ll take our transportaon for a 2-hour drive to the Village of Santa Maria for lunch. Aer enjoying lunch, you’ll have a safety briefing and start the 1.5 hours raing in the Urubamba River; the rapids are class III and IV. The tour guides for the river raing are different as we use specialized professional tour guides that are familiar with waters in the region. Aer raing, you’ll have a 30-minute hike to the resng place. Dinner and spend the night in a rusc lodge. HOME MAP FULL ITINERARY INCLUDED | NOT INCLUDED BEFORE YOU GO TERMS & CONDITIONS 2 F E A T U R E D D E S T I N A T I O N O F T H E D A Y DAY COCALMAYO Thermal Baths Wake up early with a cup of fresh homemade coffee in the middle of the Peruvian jungle and prepare for the 7-hour hike along the lost Inca trails to Santa Teresa. On the way, you’ll stop at the hot springs of Cocalmayo. Spend the night is a local hotel INCA JUNGLE TREK 4 DAYS 3 N I G H T S 2 Pispitayoc - Cocalmayo Hot Spring – Santa Teresa - Lucmabamba (Jungle Domes) T O M A C H U P I C C H U DAY Pispitayoc Cocalmayo Hot Spring Santa Teresa Meals: Accommodaon: Difficulty: Walking Distance: Breakfast, Lunch, Lucmabamba Moderate 9.3 miles Dinner. (Jungle Domes) ake up in the middle of the Peruvian jungle to the beauful sound of the tropical birds. Aer breakfast and a cup of fresh homemade coffee, you’ll spend some me exploring the Wlocal coffee, Coca leaf, banana, and pineapple plantaons. Aerward. Start the hiking across a stunning and lost original Inca Trail (different form the Classic Inca trail) that connected Machu Picchu with Vilcabamba (The last Capital of the Incas). Along the way, pass avocados, maniocs, oranges, mangos, cacao, coffee, and coca shrubs. Aer about a 4 hours hike, you’ll arrive at Quellomayu, where lunch is served in a local restaurant. It’s then another 4-hour walk upstream along the Urubamba River to the hot springs of Cocalmayu (pure volcanic water). The water here is believed to be medicinal and is suitable for your bones and muscles, and relieves stress and headaches. Aer a relaxing soak in the hot pools, you’ll take a bus to Llactapata town. Spend the night in our exclusive Jungle Domes Camps with a hot shower, wifi.Distance: 15 km / 9.3 miles HOME MAP FULL ITINERARY INCLUDED | NOT INCLUDED BEFORE YOU GO TERMS & CONDITIONS 3 F E A T U R E D D E S T I N A T I O N O F T H E D A Y DAY LLACTAPATA Archaeological Site Aer Breakfast, you’ll take a van to transfer you to Lucmabamba and start the 3-hour hike to Hydroelectric, along the way you’ll hike an Inca Trail, visit Llaqtapata to catch the first glimpse of Machu Picchu. Spent the night in a 3-star hotel in Aguas Calientes. INCA JUNGLE TREK 4 DAYS 3 N I G H T S 3 Santa Teresa - Lucamabamba - Llaqtapata Ruins – Hydroelectric - Aguas Calientes T O M A C H U P I C C H U DAY Lucmabamba Llactapata Hidroelectrica Aguas Calientes Meals: Accommodaon: Difficulty: Walking Distance: Breakfast, Lunch, Hostel Challenging 8.6 miles Dinner ake up in the middle of the Peruvian jungle to the beauful sound of the tropical birds. Aer breakfast and a cup of fresh homemade coffee, you’ll spend some me exploring the Wlocal coffee, Coca leaf, banana, and pineapple plantaons. Aerward. Start the hiking across a stunning and lost original Inca Trail (different form the Classic Inca trail) that connected Machu Picchu with Vilcabamba (The last Capital of the Incas). Along the way, pass avocados, maniocs, oranges, mangos, cacao, coffee, and coca shrubs. Aer about a 4 hours hike, you’ll arrive at Quellomayu, where lunch is served in a local restaurant. It’s then another 4-hour walk upstream along the Urubamba River to the hot springs of Cocalmayu (pure volcanic water). The water here is believed to be medicinal and is suitable for your bones and muscles, and relieves stress and headaches. Aer a relaxing soak in the hot pools, you’ll take a bus to Llactapata town. Spend the night in a basic hotel with a hot shower, wifi. HOME MAP FULL ITINERARY INCLUDED | NOT INCLUDED BEFORE YOU GO TERMS & CONDITIONS 4 F E A T U R E D D E S T I N A T I O N O F T H E D A Y DAY MACHU PICCHU Archaeological Site INCA JUNGLE TREK 4 DAYS 3 N I G H T S 4 The most Important day - Machu Picchu! T O M A C H U P I C C H U DAY Machu Picchu Meals: Touring Level: Hike Level: Machu Picchu Elevaon: Breakfast Easy Strenuous 2430 m / 7972 oday we arrive at the long-awaited finale back down to Aguas Calientes for the train ride of our trek, one of the New 7 Wonders between 01:37 PM and 06:20 PM (subject to Tof the World and a UNESCO World availability) to Ollantaytambo. A private bus will Heritage Site – Machu Picchu! We will wake up pick up our group and drop you off at your hotel early aer a refreshing night at our hostel to beat in Cusco at about 20:00 hrs.
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