Today you will be woken up around 5 a.m., with our service of hot drinks. You will have amazing views over the valleys and the majestic andes The local people will already be up and about, taking their llamas and alpacas out to graze. Breakfast will be served as soon as you finish packing your gear. Then we’ll fill up our water bottles, organize snacks and you will begin the most memorable day of your adventure to Machu Picchu Today is the most spectacular day of the trek and quite a bit easier going than yesterday. From our campsite it's about a 13km walk to the village of Cuncani but most of that is downhill as the pass is only about a 2 hour walk right at the beginning.once we reach the highest pass in our adventure well known as cuncani pass over 4750 meters/15583.99 ft. Where are going to enjoy an amazing hot coca tea where your guide will give a short history lesson about our ancestor inkas and the traditional currently pilgrimage for the mountain serene and the catholic cross we can see it after dome pictures we will head down to our lunch spot for 1 hour we will get it to enjoy our second lunch around a lake after a well deserve siesta we continuo our adventure to second camp for 3 hours gradual and steep downhill hike until camp community cuncani
As we make our way to Cuncani we'll pass by snowcapped peaks high above us, serene mountain lakes (including Yanacocha - Black Water) and get to meet the local people dressed in their traditional bright red clothing. This side of the pass is completely different culturally to the other side and as we wind our way down from the pass your guide will teach you about the people and their way of life. You'll also get to learn a few Qhechua phrases so that you can interact with the local people.

Trekking Distance: 13km/ 8.106miles
Camp Elevation: 3700meters / 11850ft
Weather: warm_Cold and windy
Trail type: challenge due to elevation
Highest point: cuncani pass 4750 meters/15583.99 ft.

Our porters will wake you up with a hot drink and you will have some time to pack your bags and enjoy breakfast The focus of today is to meet the local people, Waking up early we'll be taken by our guide to one of the houses where we'll get to meet a local family. The people are incredibly welcoming and are just as eager to learn about you as you are of them - hopefully by now you'll have mastered a few phrases and be able to ask a few questions (much to everyones delight and amusement). After the visit you'll have the opportunity to give any gifts you've brought for the local people and also to buy some of the locally made alpaca products that the region is famed for.
Ruth after your visited the local home you will meet up the local people’s llamas and alpaca to take up to the hills and mountain to graze couple of hours you spend taking care of them where you gonna have a chance to learn weaving and spinning taught by the endogenous lady once you take llamas and alpacas back to their home ( corrals) your chef will waiting on you with a Oven ready to be buried pachamanka (delicacy
) this is an sepa I’ll meal prepare like in the ancestor time this dish is served only in important day once it be done we wait for 40 minutes and it will be ready to enjoy our pachamanka together with hold our crew and some local people after a deserve break we head off way to lares hot spring camp. Once we arrive to camp we will have a plenty time to relax in the hot spring pools as long and many times as we want.
Leaving Cuncani it's just a short distance (6km) until we reach the hot springs of Lares. Along the way we'll pass through several small communities and see the people growing a variety of foods such as Quinua and Tarwi, we'll also probably spot flocks of Andean parrots flying overhead (they're easy to spot thanks to their piercing calls). Well tonight we will go bed earlier due next mornig we will have early pick up nad we need to make ready most of our belongings

Trekking Distance: 6km/ 3. 76miles
Camp Elevation: 3000meters / 9842ft
Weather: warm_ windy
Trail type: moderate short and easy due to elevation

You will have an early wake up call with a hot cap of coca tea 3 am at 3:30 am we get our private van and car drive for 3 hours until ollantaytambo then head to the train station for the 7:05 a.m. train to the start of the short Inca Trail. The train follows the Urubamba River, until we reach Km104, where we'll have our breakfast and to begin our trek. Along the way, you will see spectacular views of the farmlands, snow-capped mountains and the mighty Urubamba River, one of the sources of the Amazon River. At 104 km (2,000 m), we will begin our trek. Once you have everything you need, we will provide you with a packed lunch, energy drinks and take a group photo, before visiting our first Inca site chachabamba. After an orientation and tour of the Inca site, we will begin hiking upwards, as we head for the Classic Inca Trail. If the weather is clear, we'll have tremendous views of Machu Picchu, the Urubamba River and other surrounding Inca Sites.

After hiking for thee hours, we will reach the most beautiful Incan site along the classic Inca Trail, Wiñay Wayna (Forever Young) at 2,600 m/8,500 ft. Most people do not get the opportunity to see it water fountain, temples and some agricultural terraces, which provide a perfect opportunity to learn about the history of the Incas. The backdrop of this site drops off a cliff, with beautiful mountains surrounding the area. From Wiñay Wayna, we will walk to the Sun Gateau around one hour , where we will see the picturesque landscape of Machu Picchu. After taking in the once-in-a-lifetime views, we will begin our descent to Machu Picchu.

A big advantage of this hike, is that by the time we reach Machu Picchu, most of the day travelers will have returned home, so you will have the area to yourself. After taking photos, we take the bus down to Aguas Calientes and head to your hotel. Following, we will head to Indio Feliz for dinner (included). This restaurant is considered to be the best food in Aguas Calientes. After dinner, we recommend going to bed early to make the most of the next day.

Trekking distance: 14km/8.9 miles
Accommodations: Inti Punku, or similar
Meals Included: Lunch and dinner
Trail type: moderate challenge due to steps

We will wake up early in the morning in order to catch the sunrise at Machu Picchu. You will have a guided tour by your private English speaking guide. After that, you will have time to explore Machu Picchu by yourself. Those who have tickets to Huayna Picchu will have time to climb the mountain, which takes approximately an hour and a half, round-trip. When you are done exploring, you can either take a bus, or walk, down to Aguas Calientes for lunch (not included). Following, you will take the train back to Ollantaytambo or Poroy, and then a bus to Cusco, where you will be brought back to your hotel.

Meals Included: Breakfast at your hotel

PACKING LIST

• Passport
• Valid, STUDENT CARD (if you booked as a student)
• Immigration Card (given on the plane as you enter Peru)
• Good daypack (the smaller, the better)
• Water storage: Water reservoir like Camelbaks are encouraged - but enough for at least 2-3 liters.
• Comfortable hiking boots (lightweight with good soles)

FOR YOUR DUFFEL:

• Porters will carry up to 7 kg of your personal items. This must include your sleeping bag and air matt (if you bring/rent one). From us these two items weigh 3.5 kg.
• NOTE: for the short inka trail hike you must pack light and carry all your belonging in your day pack for one over night.
• 4-5 wicking t-shirts
• 3-4 hiking pants
• 7 sets of undergarments.
• 7 sets of hiking socks
• 1 Fleece
• 1 Warm, down jacket: gets very cold at night
• 1 Rain jacket and pants
• 1 sun hat
• 1 wool hat
• Headlamp: essential
• Waterproof gloves (even if they are ski gloves, take them)
• Comfortable shoes for camp
• Walking boots
• Quickdry towel. We provide small ones, you might enjoy something a little larger.
• Small bottle of soap: we provide warm water each day to clean - might make you feel fresh if you had a little soap.
• Battery Charger: There is no place to plug in while trekking!
• Large plastic bags: to help organize and keep clean from dirty.
• Sleeping bag: Recommend down bags for -10C at least
• Earplugs

TOILETRIES:

• Sunscreen
• Face moisturizer
• Bug spray
• Handsanitizer
• Wet wipes
• Toothbrush and paste
• Toiletpaper
• Personal medication
• First aid kit: band aids, moleskin, etc.

INSIDE YOUR DAYPACKS:

• Daypacks can be any size for hiking, but we always recommend the smaller, the better. Inside Machu Picchu, no bag larger than 25L will be allowed in. If larger, you will need to store outside citadel
  gates. Some items are listed above and can be a personal choice if you want in daypack or duffel.
• Water: we supply clean water at each meal. You are responsible for your first morning of water only as we won't have time to filter water until your first lunch.
• Sunhat
• Rain gear
• Fleece
• Camera
• Music (IPhone)
• Handsanitizer
• Toilet paper and small plastic bag for waste
• Extra Money for Souvenirs, Drinks & Tips