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Choquequirao Trek and Machu Picchu

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The ancient city of Choquequirao is often referred to as Machu Picchu's sister city. Choquequirao, meaning "cradle of gold" in the Quechua language, is only accessible by foot. After two days of stunning hiking, travelers explore the ruins at leisure during the day, and camp near the ruins at night. While at a lower elevation than the classic Inca Trail, the ascents and descents are very steep making for a challenging -- and extremely rewarding -- adventure. Finish your trek with a visit to legendary Machu Picchu.
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Highlights
  • Explore traditional markets and colonial churches in Cusco
  • Trek to Choquequirao, an Incan ruin site only accessible by foot
  • Visit a textile market and interact with locals in the Sacred Valley
  • Rise early to watch the sunrise over Machu Picchu
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Activity Level: Challenging
Requires high-intensity physical efforts that push the limits of one's fitness. May include tours with multiple days in a row of strenuous physical activity or single requiring more than 7 hours of activity. Recommended for travelers maintaining a demanding fitness level.
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Day 1: Arrive in Lima

Arrive in Lima on the flight of your choice today. After collecting your luggage and clearing customs, exit the terminal and walk across the street to the conveniently located 5-Star Wyndham Grand Costa Del Sol Lima Airport hotel. Settle into your room and rest up for your Peru adventure ahead. 

We utilize this airport hotel to provide maximum convenience upon arrival. If you would prefer a more economical accommodation option on night 1, please discuss in advance with your Trip Planner about the hotel options and additional transportation arrangements needed, so that we can secure these for you in advance.

Day 2: Fly Cusco | Afternoon Walking Tour

Walk across the street to the airport in Lima for your domestic flight to Cusco. 

Andean history comes alive in Cusco. Quechua-speaking descendants of the Incas fill the streets and markets, colonial churches sit atop bases of smooth stonework laid centuries before the Conquistadors, and campesinos (Peru's rural farmers) in colorful dress move busily back and forth across the plazas.

You will be picked up at the Cusco airport and taken to your hotel to drop off your luggage and rest. In the afternoon, you'll begin to explore Cusco on a guided walking tour of the city. The sites visited today are flexible, as your guide sets the pace and agenda according to your interests and your ongoing adjustment to the altitude.

Day 3: Cusco Free Day

Today is free to relax and explore with your guide or on your own. Travelers can go on a city tour of the churches and surrounding ruins, such as the enormous Sacsayhuamán ruins that overlook Cusco (these ruins showcase building blocks the size of SUVs). You can also wander through the bustling Plaza de Armas in the heart of Cusco, shop for love potions in the local markets, or people watch from the cafes and restaurants that line these lovely streets. For those bursting with energy, horseback riding, mountain biking, or even whitewater rafting (Class III-IV) can be arranged. The evening is yours to take in some of Cusco's varied and exciting nightlife.

Day 4: Begin trek to Choquequirao

Depart Cusco early this morning and drive north toward Capuliyoc. As you leave the city behind, cross into Antamapma, where you can see Mt. Salkantay and Humantay. Leave the high meadows and the impressive peaks of Mt. Veronica, Chicon and Pitusiray come into view.  The road descends into the town of Limatambo, time permitting visit the Inca site of Tarawasi located in the outskirts. The road continues to the Apurimac River and crosses an impressive gorge. 

Pass the village of Curawasi to the trailhead at Capuliyoc at 9550 feet (2911 m) to meet the pack animals and horseman to begin the trek. Start hiking along the edge of Capuliyoc mountain to get get  the first views of the Apurimac canyon. A few hours later arrive to Chiquiska at 6210 feet (1893 m) for lunch. After lunch continue hiking along rushing waters of the Apurimac River until making camp at Playa Rosalina for the night.

Distance: 6.7 miles (10.8 km)
Approximate hiking time: 6 hrs
Highest elevation crossed: 9550 feet (2,911 m) | Camp Elevation: 4849 feet (1478 m)

Day 5: Apurimac River | Choquequirao

After breakfast,  cross the suspension bridge and continue uphill towards Marampata 9550 feet (2911 m). Stop for a delicious lunch at a beautiful mountain meadow with amazing views of the Andes Mountains. Rested and fed from lunch ascend up a steep trail with spectacular views of the canyon land vegetation on both sides of the Apurimac canyon. The trail begins to level a bit as you approach the hanging valley where the site of Choquequirao is found. Camp near the ruins tonight and ready yourself to explore the isolated Inca site and the surrounding cloud forest.

Distance: 6.5 miles (10.6 km)
Approximate hiking time: 8 hours
Highest elevation crossed: 9550 feet (2,911 m) | Camp Elevation: 9401feet (2,866 m)

Day 6: Explore Choquequirao Ruins

Today explore the ruins of Choquequirao with your guide, located about a mile from camp. Explore the different sectors of Choquequirao 10,059 feet (3066 m)  which scattered on both sides of the spur of Apu Corihuayrachina. Due to the size and complexity of the ruins, plenty of time is given to explore all the wonders Choquequirao has to offer. Before departing the ruins complex enjoy lunch nearby. Keep your eye open for the Andean condor, often seen here.

After a full day visiting Choquequirao make your way down to the campsite of Santa Rosa Baja 6801 feet (2073 m) for dinner and a chance to share storiea about the days archeological explorations.

Distance: 4.9 miles (8 km)
Approximate Hiking Time: 4 hours
Highest Elevation Crossed: 10,059 feet (3066 m) | Camp Elevation: 6801 feet (2073 m)

Day 7: Hike to Cocamasana

After a hearty breakfast at camp, descend through the Apurimac Valley. Take your time in this steep descent to the bottom of the river valley exposing some impressive and unforgettable views. Continue on to Chiquiska 6210 feet (1893 m) for a rest and delicious lunch.
After lunch, trek onward to Cocasama 7644 feet (2330 m), a small village full of typical Andean houses. Enjoy the last night of the trek with some amazing views of the night sky.

Distance: 5 miles (8.6 km)
Approximate hiking time: 8 hours
Highest elevation crossed: 7480 feet  (2,280 m) | Camp Elevation: 7480 feet  (2,280 m)

Day 8: Hike to Capuliyoc | Back to Cusco

After breakfast early in the morning in Cocasama begin the last day of  the trek. On the way back to Capuliyoc stop a the lookout point for some final spectacular views of the mountains you got to know so well. In Capuliyoc meet your shuttle here for the return ride to Cusco.  After the drive to Cusco, your guide will help you settle into your hotel for a good night's rest and a hot shower!
 
Distance: 2.9 miles (4.8 km) 
Approximate hiking time: 3 hours
Highest elevation crossed: 9550 feet (2,911 m)

Day 9: Sacred Valley

Explore the Sacred Valley and test your bargaining skills with the locals while visiting one of the great textile markets in the area. You may hike to the inspiring ruins of Pisac, or take a short walk through the countryside to the seldom-visited town of Maras and its pre-Columbian salt mines (still in use today with salt being collected in traditional fashion) as well as the Inca agricultural terraces of Moray, thought to have been a nursery to experiment with and modify different varieties of crops. Eventually, make your way to the living Inca city of Ollantaytambo.

Day 10: Ollantaytambo Ruins | Train to Machu Picchu

In the morning, visit the under-rated ruins of Ollantaytambo before the larger groups of tourists arrive. During the Inca Empire, Ollantaytambo served as a royal estate and later a refuge after the Spanish conquered Cusco. The ruins feature expansive terraces, giant building blocks and well-preserved architecture.  Even the town itself is still laid out as it was during the Inca empire, allowing its visitors to glimpse the history which still exists within its boundaries.

Board the Vistadome train late this morning and follow the Urubamba River as it tumbles its way towards the Amazon and the sacred city of Machu Picchu, Peru. After checking into your hotel and enjoying lunch in Aguas Calientes, take the short bus ride up to the gates of Machu Picchu and begin exploring this amazing site - the former retreat of Inca kings. After walking amongst the massive complex of ruins and learning about its fascinating history, you'll return to the village of Aguas Calientes (located at the base of Machu Picchu). Enjoy one of many excellent local restaurants after exploring one of the most magical archaeological sites in the world.

Day 11: Free Day at Machu Picchu | Return to Cusco

Today you will return to the ruins of Machu Picchu for further exploration. Return early with the hope of catching the sun coming up over the mountains at Machu Picchu. Depending on your preference in permits, arrive in time to hike to the top of Huayna Picchu for incredible views of the entire area or choose to simply walk amongst the vast expanse of ruins and listen to the spirits of the city's past inhabitants with your guide. (The basic re-entry permit is included in the cost of this tour. Hiking permits require additional costs and should be reserved at the time of booking your tour due to limited availability.)

After your final exploration of Machu Picchu, return to Aguas Calientes to catch an afternoon train toward Cusco.  Settle into your hotel or head out on a famous Cusco culinary adventure.

Day 12: Fly Lima and Return Home

Accommodations

Wyndham Grand Costa Del Sol Lima Airport

Wyndham Grand Costa Del Sol Lima Airport Facade

Wyndham Grand Costa Del Sol Lima Airport

The nearest airport is Jorge Chavez International Airport (LIM) — the hotel is located inside the airport terminal, offering direct access via a covered walkway.
Wyndham Grand Costa Del Sol Lima Airport's Front Desk
Wyndham Grand Costa Del Sol Lima Airport Lobby Lounge
Wyndham Grand Costa Del Sol Lima Airport's Peruvian Restaurant - Paprika

Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu Pueblo) - Hotels

Casa del Sol Boutique Hotel

Casa del Sol Boutique Hotel

A cozy stay awaits you in Machu Picchu. Casa del Sol Boutique Hotel is situated next to the vibrant sound of the Vilcanota River and beneath the imposing mountains that surround the hotel like ancient guards.
El MaPi Inn

El MaPi Inn

Situated in the heart of stunning Machu Picchu town, only 3 hours by train from Cusco. The stylish El MaPi offers organic gastronomy and contemporary rooms. Enjoy the unique charm of the hotel while you discover an archaeological wonder.
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Machu Piccu Sanctuary Lodge

Sanctuary Lodge

Machu Picchu Sanctuary Lodge is one of the world's most important heritage sites; the ancient Inca citadel of Machu Picchu is a magical place of unforgettable sunrises and shimmering, moonlit nights. Set in its own gardens and the only hotel in such close proximity to the magical ruins, the Machu Picchu Sanctuary Lodge offers twenty-nine well-appointed rooms and two suites.

More Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu Pueblo) Hotels

At the foot of the mighty mountain that hosts the renowned Machu Picchu ruins is a small town called Machu Picchu Pueblo (also known as "Aguas Calientes").

Cusco - Hotels

Casa Andina Standard Cusco San Blas

Casa Andina Standard Cusco San Blas

Casa Andina Standard Cusco San Blas is a lovely hotel, located in the San Blas neighborhood, away from the bustling area of Cusco. 41 comfortable and cozy rooms, 100% non-smoking, built around an old stone patio, from here you can get the best views of the surroundings of Cusco.
Hotel Plaza de Armas Cusco - lobby

Hotel Plaza de Armas Cusco

The hotel is located only 1.2 km from the Velasco Astete airport, in the Main Square of Cusco, the old capital of the Incas and the heart of the Hispanic Cultural downtown. The hotel provides free transportation from the airport to the hotel.
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Palacio Nazarenas

Palacio Nazarenas

The luxurious Palacio Nazarenas Hotel is located in the heart of Cusco, one of Peru's most interesting and culturally-rich cities. Prominently located, the hotel offers quick and easy access to the sights and mysteries of this fascinating region.
Visit the Plaza de Armas in Cusco on your Peru tour

More Cusco Hotels

Cusco was, and still is, the epicenter of the Inca Empire. It's streets lined with monolithic Inca stone walls and colonial churches that used those same stones to build their cathedrals. Cusco is the ideal place to spend a few extra days exploring ruins, museums, and churches.

Sacred Valley - Hotels

Explora Valle Sagrado

Explora Valle Sagrado

Explora is located in one of the region’s most remote ancient corn plantations, close to the Urquillos village. It is designed in line with its surroundings, generating a dialogue with the high Andean mountains around the valley, as well as the surrounding plantations that are still being harvested today by townspeople.
El Sauce

El Sauce

This unique hotel features the magic and charm of the only Inca village still inhabited, its extraordinary landscapes and ancestral routes. With just six guest rooms, each room is complete with a private bath and 24 hour hot water. Enjoy views of the ruins over the locally sourced breakfast buffet.
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Hotel Aranwa

Hotel Aranwa

Aranwa Sacred Valley Hotel is built on a seventeenth century colonial hacienda by the Vilcanota River, just one hour away from the city of Cusco and on the route to Machu Picchu. The hotel offers rooms decorated in colonial style as well as other modern minimalist decor.
Ollantaytambo Ruins in Sacred Valley

More Sacred Valley Hotels

Explore the Sacred Valley of the Inca's, a fertile valley with terraces and fortresses carved out of the slopes of the massive Andes. This is the gateway to Machu Picchu and worth a stay.

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Classic Salkantay Trek
Cordillera Blanca Trek
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Included
  • 11 Breakfasts, 6 Lunches, 4 Dinners
  • 11 Nights Accommodations
  • 10 Days Locally Hosted Guide Service
  • Accommodations as listed
  • Ground transportation as listed
  • Activities as listed
  • Meals as listed
  • Access to a 24-7 Emergency line while traveling
  • Round Trip Vistadome train
  • Gear Rental: Camping Gear; sleeping bags included
  • Entries to Machu Picchu - 2 Daily Entrance Fees
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  • Travel Insurance
  • Personal Expenses
  • Flight costs (please request a quote)
  • Additional excursions during free time
  • Fuel and transportation surcharges (when applicable)
  • Internal Flights: Lima - Cusco - Lima
  • Optional Excursions - $60 for return visit to Machu Picchu on second day
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