7 Nights / 8 Days
Sacred, Scenic & Spiritually Stirring
Trek through one of the most iconic and soul-stirring routes in the world — the legendary Inca Trail. This carefully curated journey fuses adventure, ancient heritage, and natural beauty as you hike from the Sacred Valley to the misty gates of Machu Picchu. With expert guides, high-quality camping support, and time for culture and relaxation in Cusco, this journey is both transformative and bucket-list-worthy.
Why Hike the Inca Trail?
Trace the footsteps of the Incas through cloud forests, high passes & ruins
Experience the sunrise entry to Machu Picchu via the Sun Gate — unlike any other arrival
Blend adventure with culture: vibrant Cusco, Sacred Valley & Andean spirituality
One of the world’s top 5 treks — iconic, scenic & historically rich
Perfect balance of challenge, culture & comfort with professional porters & chefs
What’s Trending?
Eco-conscious trekking with leave-no-trace experiences
Photography hikes at Huayna Picchu (permit required)
Acclimatization wellness stays in Cusco
Instagram-favorite ruins: Wiñay Wayna, Intipunku, & Dead Woman’s Pass
Booking early to secure limited Inca Trail permits (only 500/day)
Best Time to Visit
April to October (dry season): clear skies, good trail conditions, great views.
May & September are ideal with fewer crowds and mild weather.
Fascinating Facts
Machu Picchu is at 7,972 ft, while Dead Woman’s Pass rises to 13,828 ft
The Inca Trail is 42 km (26 miles) long and includes over 13 Incan ruins
Only 500 people are allowed on the trail daily (including staff)
Machu Picchu was never found by Spanish conquistadors
The trail’s Sun Gate (Intipunku) reveals Machu Picchu at sunrise — unforgettable
Top Accommodation Picks
Cusco
Palacio del Inka, a Luxury Collection Hotel – historic charm & modern luxury
Antigua Casona San Blas – boutique comfort with local art & warmth
Camping (Inca Trail)
Premium tent setups with insulated sleeping mats
Gourmet meals by trek chefs & warm water for refreshment
Porters carry gear; you trek light
The Magnificence of the Inca Trail
This journey is more than a trek — it’s a sacred pilgrimage across time, altitude, and culture. From quiet sunrises over terraced valleys to the triumph of reaching Machu Picchu on foot, every step is a step back into a civilization that once ruled the Andes. Supported by locals who inherit Incan knowledge and guided by ancient stone paths, this trail elevates body, mind, and soul.
Why Choose This Itinerary?
Limited trail permits = exclusive & crowd-free experience
Deep immersion in culture, cuisine & ancient heritage
High-quality support team: porters, chefs & guides
Balanced pre-trek acclimatization & post-trek rest
Flexibility to upgrade stays, add Machu Picchu extensions or Huayna Picchu climb
Bucket-list trek with rich storytelling & spiritual power
Must-Have Essentials
Valid passport (must match Inca Trail permit)
Light layers for changing temps
Hiking boots (broken-in), rain poncho & sun hat
Refillable water bottle + purification tablets
Personal snacks & electrolytes
Camera or phone with power bank
Trekking poles (essential for steep descents)
Small backpack for daily use
Tips & Tricks
Train at least 4 weeks before for better endurance
Arrive in Cusco 1–2 days early if prone to altitude sickness
Pack light — porters carry only 7 kg per person
Wake early — best trail views are before 9 am
Learn a few Quechua phrases to engage with porters
Curated by adventure travel specialists The Young Wings who believe that some journeys change you forever. Our Peru Inca Trail package is designed for seekers of wonder, wellness, and world heritage — delivered with exceptional care, safety, and storytelling.
Airport pickup and transfer to hotel
Light cultural walk through San Blas & Plaza de Armas
Tip: Avoid alcohol & heavy meals for better altitude adjustment
Suggestion: Green’s Organic or Pachapapa Restaurant
Overnight in Cusco
Guided tour to Pisac ruins, local market & Ollantaytambo
Local crafts: silver jewelry, alpaca wool, and ceramics
Lunch at Tunupa Sacred Valley
Overnight in Ollantaytambo
Start the trail with gradual ascent (approx. 12 km / 7.5 miles)
Campsite in Wayllabamba village
Tip: Use trekking poles to save knees on descents
Dinner prepared by trail chef
Steepest climb of the trek – 13,828 ft summit
Views of snow-capped peaks and deep valleys
Campsite at Pacaymayo
Explore Runkurakay, Sayacmarca, and Phuyupatamarca ruins
Waterfalls & lush cloud forests
Final campsite near Wiñay Wayna
Early hike to Intipunku (Sun Gate)
Epic sunrise views of Machu Picchu
Guided tour of the Lost City
Optional train back to Cusco
Overnight in Cusco
Explore San Pedro Market, chocolate museums, or Peruvian art galleries
Optional massage, spa or shamanic healing session
Dinner at Cicciolina or MAP Café
Overnight in Cusco
Transfer to airport
Tip: Stock up on coca tea bags & Andean souvenirs before you leave!
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