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Short Inca Trail 2D/1N 2008 |
Itinerary |
Day 2: Aguas Calientes to Cusco We wake up early and board a bus, which will take us up to Machupicchu
where we begin a complete guided tour of the Inca citadel that will take
approximately two hours. You will then have free time to walk around,
climb the Huaynapicchu Mountain, where one can experience spectacular
views of all of Machupicchu, the valleys and mountains that surround
it, or visit the Temple of the Moon and the fabulous Inca Bridge. In
the afternoon, we meet in the town of Aguas Calientes where, if you like,
you can visit and relax in its hot springs. From here we take the train
back to the city of Cusco, where we arrive after nightfall. * Departure and arrival times are approximated. |
Machu Picchu |
Difficulty degree of this hike |
Moderate |
Price Information |
Prices per person 2008 Prices per person depend on the group size, the larger the group the lower the price per person. Please contact us, specifying:
Available discounts (these discounts are not cumulative):
Additional discounts (that may be added to the above-mentioned):
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Wiñaywayna |
Departure dates 2008 |
Daily departures are available along the year. Exception: one-month closing period of all Inca Trail routes in February. Please contact us to check departures to alternatives routes. All Inca Trail departures are subject to government space availability, please check the following website: www.inc-cusco.gob.pe. All private service departure dates are adapted to your request. |
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According to the Resolution #002-2004-UGM-CD, published in El Peruano on Nov 12, 2004, modifying chapter III of the Inca Trail Regulation which refers to Inca Trail space bookings, bookings will only be guaranteed by the governmental institutions when providing full names, nationalities and passport numbers of passengers, and when having paid the full amount of passengers and staff (cook and team of porters) entrance fees. THEREFORE:
VERY IMPORTANT:
The exact information provided by you will be submitted to the governmental institution in charge of regulating the access to the Inca Trail and will be included in the official permit to enter the Inca Trail on the requested date. Should there be any change in the above-mentioned data (ie. New passport number), we kindly request you to inform the Reservation Department at ENIGMA Adventure Tour Operator via email as soon as possible. The government reserves the right not to allow the entry to any visitor whose data are not the exact ones as those in the official permit. ENIGMA Adventure Tour Operator excludes any responsibility for a no entry in case the passenger information has changed without prior notice to us. |
Short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu |
Group Size |
To suit group requirements. |
What is included |
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Machu Picchu |
What is not included |
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What we recommend that you bring |
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Inca Trail to Machu Picchu |
Optional services to be hired |
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Short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu |
Appropriate clothing along the Inca Trail |
Hiking pants and T-shirts are commonly used during the day, complemented by a sweater or fleece and waterproof jackets if cloudy or rainy. It is very convenient to have light raingear available in the daypack (rain poncho or jacket and/or rain pants) as the weather changes easily and rains can suddenly occur. At night, warm clothing is required in Aguas Calientes and Machupicchu, although the temperature is usually warmer than in Cusco due to the lower altitude. The rest of necessary implements are included in the “What we recommend that you bring” list. |
Climate |
Cusco’s climate is divided into two differentiated seasons: the rainy season, from November to April (the heaviest rainfalls occurring usually between January – March); and the dry season, from May to October. The dry season is colder, so temperatures can drop to below 0 degrees at night. Along the Inca Trail, temperatures range from 15-20ºC during the day if it’s sunny, to 05-10ºC if cloudy or rainy. At Machupicchu and Aguas Calientes, at lower altitude, temperatures are usually warmer though warm clothes are still recommended at night. |
Wiñaywayna |
How to make a Booking |
If you would like to make a reservation for this program, please go directly to the Booking Online section of this website by clicking here.
In case you have any doubts, queries or require additional information, please contact us, we will be very glad to assist you. Your request will be answered by return mail within a maximum of 2 working days. |
Booking Terms & Conditions |
1. CANCELLATION BY ENIGMA ADVENTURE TOUR
OPERATOR The following refund policies apply in each case: 2. CANCELLATION BY THE CLIENT In case of cancellation by the client, the following refund policies apply: Inca Trail or any trek including the Inca Trail All other treks or programs (excluding custom itineraries and mountain
climbing programs) Cancellations regarding custom itineraries and mountain climbing programs will depend on each specific program and will therefore be agreed upon between ENIGMA and the client by e-mail accordingly. ENIGMA reserves the right to modify the above-mentioned cancellations and refund policies. All modifications will be immediately informed to the affected client through written communication. 3. PRICES AND SURCHARGES 4. ACCEPTANCE OF RISK 5. AUTHORITY ON TOUR 6. TRAVEL DOCUMENTS 7. FACTORS OUTSIDE THE COMPANY'S CONTROL (FORCE MAJEURE) 8. RESPONSIBILITY 9. CLAIMS AND COMPLAINTS |
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