Private transfer from Cusco airport to your hotel.
Overnight stay in the city of Cusco. Afternoon free to acclimatize.

Overnight stay in the city of Cusco.

Enjoy a full-day adventure through the Sacred Valley, where culture, history, and nature meet. Visit traditional towns and archaeological sites such as Chinchero, Pisac, and Ollantaytambo, surrounded by breathtaking mountain landscapes. Buffet lunch included.
 

Overnight stay in the city of Cusco.

Feel the wind on your face as we ride across the highlands on a thrilling group ATV tour. This journey takes us through stunning scenery, weaving between mountains, farmlands, and ancient salt flats.
Each stop is a chance to soak in the views, snap amazing photos, and connect with the spirit of the Andes.
Perfect for those craving a different kind of day near Cusco—full of good vibes and a bit of adrenaline.

Travel aboard the Expedition train through spectacular Andean scenery to reach the legendary sanctuary of Machu Picchu. Explore this Wonder of the Modern World with a professional guide, learning about its history, architecture, and mystical atmosphere. Lunch included in Aguas Calientes.
 

Overnight stay in the city of Cusco.

You'll need to wake up early, around 4:30 to 5:00 a.m., to fully enjoy this natural wonder. We will pick you up from your hotel and head south of the city of Cusco.

The first stretch will take about 1.5 hours until our first stop, near the district of Cusipata (3,310 meters above sea level), where you’ll enjoy a delicious breakfast at a local restaurant. We will then continue for about 1 more hour to reach Fulawasipata (4,660 meters above sea level), where you'll receive a briefing about the trek.

At the foot of the sacred Ausangate mountain, our hike begins. After about 2 hours of ascending, you’ll arrive at the Rainbow Mountain or Vinicunca (5,200 meters above sea level). Along the way, you’ll spot various South American camelids such as llamas, alpacas, and vicuñas. At the "Red Hill," you'll have time to rest, take in the breathtaking scenery, and capture the magnificent colors of Vinicunca: red, pink, turquoise, and yellow.

At the indicated time, you’ll hike back to Fulawasipata, where our vehicle will be waiting to take you to a restaurant for a revitalizing lunch. Return to Cusco is expected around 4:30 p.m.

Overnight in Cusco.

Private transfer from your hotel in the city of Cusco to the airport.
 

Overnight stay in the city of Cusco.

Clothing and Footwear:

• Light and comfortable clothing (for Cusco city and the Sacred Valley)
• Waterproof jacket (for unexpected rain, especially in the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu)
• Pants and shorts (depending on the season)
• Comfortable and durable shoes (preferably trekking shoes for archaeological sites and trails)
• Trekking boots (especially for Rainbow Mountain and nature walks)
• Wool or thermal socks (important for colder temperatures)
• Hat or cap (to protect from the sun)
• Scarf and lightweight gloves (especially for early mornings or Rainbow Mountain)
• Sunglasses (UV protection for high altitudes)

Toiletries:

• Sunscreen (with high SPF)
• Insect repellent (especially in the Sacred Valley)
• Wet wipes and hand sanitizer
• Moisturizer (dry air can affect the skin)
• First aid kit (with basic medications and altitude sickness pills)

Accessories:

• Small backpack (ideal for day hikes and tours)
• Reusable water bottle (stay hydrated, especially in high altitudes)
• Waterproof bags to protect electronics and extra clothing
• Camera (or phone with enough storage space)
• Portable chargers (power outlets may be limited in some places)
• Passport and travel documents (don’t forget your Machu Picchu ticket if already purchased)

For Trekking in Cold Temperature:

• Thermal clothing (for the cold temperatures at Rainbow Mountain)
• Down vest or jacket (helpful in the cold mornings)
• Trekking poles (very useful for steep hikes at Rainbow Mountain)
• Snacks (like energy bars or nuts for extra energy during the day)

Other:

• Chargers for your devices (especially if using cameras or GPS)
• Tickets for archaeological sites (if already purchased)
• Credit cards and some cash in soles (not all places accept cards)
• Travel insurance (recommended in case of medical or transportation issues)