This Inca Jungle Trek to Machu Picchu is an Adventure through the jungle, being one of the best alternative routes of the original Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, which will take you on a combined route, between mountain biking, hiking and few sections by car, in addition with optional adventures like; rafting and zip line or zip line, for 3 days until you reach the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu, definitely an unforgettable and wonderful experience. You will also be able to visit little-known archaeological centers, along the way you will be able to appreciate the ecological diversity that Machu Picchu has with its nature surrounded by mountains.
The tour begins at CUSCO 3350 mt- 10990 ft with pick-ups at their respective hotels with private transportation from 7:00 am to 7:30 am then we head to OLLANTAYTAMBO 2700 mt-8858 ft where we will take a break for about 20 minutes and then we will go To the ABRA MALAGA 4400 mt- 11435 ft where we start our descent by bike for about 2 hours ½ to 3 hours approximately until we reach HUAMAN MARCA 1890 mt-6200 ft where is the end of our bike tour and then continue on our own Private transportation to SANTA MARIA 1430 mt-4700 ft lunch place and where we will make our accommodation in a basic family hostel and in the afternoon we will have another activity included RAFTING (duration of 1 hour ½ approximately) then the hostel and dinner 7:30 pm
It is the longest and most beautiful day because it is part of the original Inka road and we will be in the high jungle where we can appreciate the flora and fauna of the place as plantations of coca, coffee, fruit trees banana orange papaya avocado granadilla, birds parrots picaflores etc. , Until arriving at the thermal baths (which are not included 10 soles) where we will be for 2 hours enjoying and then we will arrive at SANTA TERESA 1550 mt-5085 ft and we will have the hostel and dinner 8:00 pm and we will rest.
In the morning we have an activity that is included CANOPY (Zip line) that is for 2 hours approximately and then we will have a mobility included of this activity x1 hour until arriving at HIDROELECTRICA 1890 mt-6200 ft where we will have a lunch to then walk x 3 hours More where we can see machupicchu in another position until reaching AGUAS ACLIENTES 2050 MT-6725 FT accommodation and dinner.
This day we will start very early at 4:30 am. The first part of the trip is flat for ½ hour and then 1 hour of ascent towards Machu Picchu where we will arrive at approximately 6:00 am to be able to see the sunrise and have the exploration of Machu Picchu with our guide for approximately 2 hours. After a rest you can leave Machu Picchu and begin your descent no later than 10:30 am to begin your walk for 3 more hours towards Hidroeléctrica where we will board the bus to return to Cusco.
Includes the return by bus from Hidroeléctrica at 2:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. and arriving in Cusco between 10:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. (approximately 7 hours). Cusco center
Transportation to return to Cusco on the last day.
This day we will start very early at 4:00am, the first part of the trip is flat for ½ hour and for 1 hour it is an ascent towards Machu Picchu where we will arrive at approximately 6 am to be able to see the sunrise and have the exploration of Machu Picchu with our guide for an average of 2 hours approximately, it is the new government regulation and after your visit to Machu Picchu, you have to go down through the town of Aguas Calientes and to go down you have 2 options depending on your physical condition after the walk….. first option…a walk of 1 hour and 30 minutes to the town of Aguas Calientes……. second option…bus x 30 minutes to the town of Aguas Calientes price 12 dollars per person not included. Then you have time for lunch not included with some free time,
then you will take the train to Ollantaytambo for approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes and then a bus to Cusco for approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes to the center of Cusco.
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MACHUPICCHU TICKETS ARE INCLUDED:
How many circuits are there now in Machu Picchu for your visit ???
For the visit to Machu Picchu there are now 3 different circuits and now it is really complicated for the guides because it is impossible for the guides to be at the same time in all the circuits…
Which circuit does the guided tour in Machu Picchu include???
The guided tour is only included for the classic circuit or circuit 2. Entry time to Machu Picchu for the guided tour is from 6 am or 7 am. To be able to do this circuit you must book it in advance.
If you want to climb Huayna Picchu Mountain, does it have an extra cost?
But if you want to climb Huayna Picchu Mountain, it has an extra cost of 20 dollars per person, but you lose your guide service in Machu Picchu… Because the guide service includes the normal circuit, which is circuit 2 in Machu Picchu, and the guide cannot be on 10 circuits at the same time.
If I do the Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu for 4 days and 3 nights, returning by bus on the last day to Cusco from the hydroelectric plant, do I have enough time to climb Huayna Picchu… ???
With the new government regulation you have time to return by bus that same day, but you will lose your guide service in Machu Picchu because the guide cannot be in 10 different circuits at the same time (but I recommend you return by train so you have enough time to enjoy the mountain or you can also stay one more night in the hostel in Aguas Calientes not included and the next day return to Cusco by bus from the hydroelectric plant included… but it is only a recommendation – okidoki travel peru operator)
How much time do I have to visit Machu Picchu with the normal circuit 2 if I return to Cusco by bus on the last day after my visit to Machu Picchu…???
you have time to return to cusco by bus after your visit to machupicchu if we book the first entry times to machupicchu which can be 6am, 7am or 8am…..because with the new government regulation for the visit to machupicchu you have approximately 2 hours and you can only visit once…
but if we book check-in times to machupicchu after 8am like 9am or 10am you have to return by train or you can also stay one more night at the aguas calientes hostel not included and the next day return to cusco by bus from hidroeléctrica included… …but it is only a recommendation from the okidoki operator.
Of course you can do the Salkantay trek but you have to inform us before the trek so that the cook can take precautions before preparing the food. That is why before your trek we have an informative meeting at the Okidoki office.
INKA JUNGLE TREK 4 DAYS / 3 NIGHTS GROUP SERVICE:
The prices for the inka jungle vary according to the option how you want to return to Cusco after your guided tour in Machupicchu.
The student discount is for the Machu Picchu ticket, not for our trek. You have to send a copy of your student card before making your deposit, not after.
CONDITIONS FOR MAKING A RESERVATION AND CANCELLATIONS
to make your reservation you need the exact date of your salkantay trek departure because there are no changes or cancellations
RESERVATION
MONEY DEPOSIT
To confirm your reservation and your participation in the trek, you need to make a deposit. This deposit is to reserve all your trek services and, most importantly, the purchase of the Machu Picchu ticket (the Machu Picchu ticket is personal, it cannot be canceled or change date, or transfer to another person )
CANCELLATION POLICY
Cancellations and date changes are not accepted, you simply lose your deposit, there is no refund.
your deposit is not for our pocket ( It is to buy the Machu Picchu tickets and these tickets cannot be cancelled.) And it is for the organization of a good trek in okidoki and to have this good organization you have to make advance reservations of all the services that you are going to have during the 4 or 5 days of your trek and these reservations are made with deposits so as not to have inconveniences or last minute cancellations from our suppliers and if we cancel these reservations we lose our deposits because this is not a game and by making a reservation with our service providers for the trek we are blocking spaces that they can simply give to other tour operators who also need it.