Question 1

¿Cómo puedo obtener el descuento para estudiantes para la entrada de Machu Picchu?

Accepted Answer

If you are a 
      student, you could get a discount of 
      $20 USD on the 
      Machu Picchu ticket, as long as you meet the requirements set by the 
      Peruvian government. This discount is non-negotiable.

To apply, send us a photo of both sides of your 
      student ID and another of your 
      passport after making the 
      reservation. The student ID must be 
      original, issued by your university, and meet the following requirements:

PVC material
      University information
      Photo and full name
Valid expiration date, for one year only
      Must match the year you visit Machu Picchu
      Issued by a recognized university

You must also bring your 
      original student ID for the control at the entrance of 
      Machu Picchu.

Please check if your student card includes the following requirements:

Example of a student card meeting all the requirements.

Question 2

¿Qué debo llevar para el Camino Inca 1 Día?

Accepted Answer

One personal daypack (a 30 to 50 L backpack is sufficient).
Reusable water bottle
Small coins in Peruvian Soles (Bathrooms are free at the campsites but cost 1 Sol along the route. Keep small change on hand for water bottles, snacks, and toilet paper.)
Rain jacket or rain poncho
Strong footwear (Waterproof trekking boots recommended.)
Clothes for the entire trek:

Long-sleeve trekking shirts
Short-sleeve shirts
Leggings or trekking pants
Shorts
Sweatpants for the night
Three pairs of hiking socks
A rain poncho
An insulated jacket
Gloves
Beanie
A hat with a brim
Hiking boots
Bathing suit and small towel (if you plan to visit the hot springs)
Sandals to rest your feet at the campsites

Sunscreen
Insect repellent
Additional snacks (we supply you with plenty of food already)
Original passport (mandatory for entrance to Machu Picchu)

Question 3

¿ Cómo puedo prepararme para la caminata y prevenir el mal de altura ?

Accepted Answer

The best way to prepare yourself for this trekking experience is easy: spend at least 2 to 3 days at a high-altitude place like Cusco, so your body gets used to the high altitude. If you have already been to a high altitude destination before arriving in Cusco, we still recommend you spend at least one full day in Cusco to rest, recuperate from your trip, and enjoy the beautiful views of the city before your trek.
Additionally, taking good care of your body helps deal with the extra pressures that altitude creates. We recommend you eat healthy food, drink lots of water, and stay away from alcohol. Chewing coca leaves and drinking coca tea helps to alleviate any discomfort associated with the altitude.

Question 4

Más detalles sobre el complemento Montaña Huayna Picchu o Montaña Machu Picchu

Accepted Answer

The entrance ticket to Huayna Picchu Mountain or Machu Picchu Mountain are additional add-ons that you can choose to purchase besides the Machu Picchu visit that is already included in this trek. You can visit one of these mountains after your Machu Picchu visit to see the Inca Citadel from the top.
Please send us an email asking about availability. Then, if available, you can select which mountain you would like to climb when you make your reservation online. Each mountain is an additional 65 USD.
What is Huayna Picchu Mountain?
Huayna Picchu Mountain is home to the Temple of the Moon and is the famous mountain peak seen behind the ruins in all the classic photos of Machu Picchu. Huayna Picchu is an approximately 45-minute climb with more ruins at the top and offers an incredible view of the Machu Picchu ruins. The visit to Huayna Picchu takes approximately 2 hours. Huayna Picchu Mountain is an additional 65 USD.
What is Machu Picchu Mountain?
Machu Picchu Mountain is an additional hike within Machu Picchu that offers a much higher view of the ruins and overlooks the entire valley. Machu Picchu Mountain is an additional 65 USD.

Question 5

¿Cuáles son las diferencias entre el Salkantay Trek y el Camino Inca?

Accepted Answer

The Inca Trail is more crowded than the Salkantay Trek because it is an original trail of the Incas and one of the most famous hikes in the world, attracting thousands of trekkers every year. It is the only trek that leads directly to Machu Picchu, but is therefore a lot more expensive than the Salkantay Trek.
On the Salkantay Trek, you will spend the last night in a hotel in Aguas Calientes before visiting Machu Picchu the next day. During the Inca Trail, you will discover ancient Inca ruins, whereas the Salkantay offers more wildlife and high mountain sceneries. Many trekkers consider the Salkantay Trek to be a bit more strenuous than the Inca Trail because the general altitude is higher.
The Salkantay Trek offers the best alternative to the Inca Trail for everybody who doesn’t like crowded paths and enjoys different landscapes during the trek.
Read more about the differences

Question 6

He hecho mi reserva para el Camino Inca de 1 Día, ¿y ahora qué?

Accepted Answer

We sent you a confirmation e-mail with more details about your trekking adventure.
The day before your departure at 17:00, 18:00 or 19:00, please stop by our office located at Portal Espinar Nro 163 to receive the informative briefing. Our professional guide will provide you with all the necessary information about your trek and answer any last-minute questions you may have.

Question 7

¿Cómo es el tiempo en el Camino Inca?

Accepted Answer

In general, the Andes Mountains are known for their unpredictable weather, so please be prepared for both warm and cold temperatures, as well as rainy and dry conditions. There are two main seasons in the Andes:
Rainy Season (November-March)
During the rainy season, temperatures average around 15°C / 60°F during the day and 5°C / 40°F at night. However, these temperatures may feel significantly colder due to humidity and wind.
Dry Season (April-October)
In the dry season, the weather is sunny and clear, with average daytime temperatures of around 20°C / 70°F, but it can be much colder at night, dropping to about -3°C / 26°F.

Question 8

¿Qué tipo de comida se sirve en la caminata?

Accepted Answer

We serve a variety of local superfoods and traditional Peruvian dishes, including rice, chicken, beef, salad, potatoes, vegetables, delicious soups, and fruits. Everything will be freshly prepared by our local chef.
We accommodate many vegetarian travelers, and our cooks offer some great options to enjoy their meals. We can also cater to other types of dietary requests with adequate preparation and clear communication.

Question 9

¿Necesito experiencia en senderismo para completar el Camino Inca de 1 día?

Accepted Answer

Previous hiking experience is recommended but not required. Our guides are trained to support hikers of all fitness levels and experience, ensuring that no one is left behind. Most importantly, make sure to acclimate yourself to the altitude before your trek.

Question 10

¿Puedo dejar equipaje extra en su oficina?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can leave extra luggage in our office free of charge. Just let us know if you have any fragile or technological items that require special care, and we’ll ensure they are handled appropriately.

Question 11

¿Cuáles son los tamaños mínimo y máximo de grupo para el Camino Inca de 1 Día?

Accepted Answer

The minimum group size is 4 people and the maximum group size is 16 people. For groups exceeding 9 people, there will be an assistant guide to ensure a smoother experience.

Question 12

¿Cuáles son sus políticas de cancelación y reembolso ?

Accepted Answer

Please feel free to review our Terms & Conditions and let us know if you have any questions or requests regarding our cancellation policy, which is available on our website.

Question 13

¿Qué tan difícil es el Camino Inca?

Accepted Answer

The Inca Trail is considered a moderate to challenging hike. It covers approximately 42 km (26 miles) over four days, with steep ascents and descents, high altitudes (up to 4,215 m / 13,828 ft), and changing weather conditions.

Question 14

¿Vale la pena hacer el Camino Inca?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. The Inca Trail is one of the most iconic hikes in the world, combining stunning Andean scenery, fascinating Inca ruins, and the unforgettable experience of entering Machu Picchu through the Sun Gate.

Question 15

¿Cuánto mide el Camino Inca?

Accepted Answer

The classic Inca Trail is 42 kilometers (26 miles) and typically takes 4 days to complete.

Question 16

¿Dónde comienza el Camino Inca?

Accepted Answer

The classic trail starts at KM82, near the town of Ollantaytambo, and ends at Machu Picchu.

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