DAY 1: OLLANTAYTAMBO TO RAPCCA

Morning breakfast at the hotel looking over the Sacred River, and the Native Communities on the other site of the valley, after get ready to cross the bridge (Oroya) to the community of Chucclla Racay, 20 minutes later see the Chokana site use by our ancestor to protect the town of Ollantaytambo from enemy Attacks as this Ancient place was the second most important city After Cusco in the Inca Times. Later on we will see the Inca Bridge, one of the most incredible engineering from the old times. From here flat trail to the old Church (Ñaupa Iglesia) where our guide and shaman will perform a Ceremony to ask the spirits of this sacred mountains and the Universe to allowed us to hike the next part of the trail safe and happy. Lunch prepared by our professional cook, from here walk to the camo site enjoying the Pachar Canyon and the Petroglyphs along the path and some other smaller ancient site. Arrive to the Camp site for an amazing shower and afternoon Sunset. (B, L, D)

Hiking Details: 5 miles. Approx. 5 Hours; Camp elevation: 9,000 feet

DAY 2: CCUNUC – PUMAMARCA OLLANTAYTAMBO

After a great breakfast meet the team cook and Wranglers and then 30 minutes hike to the village of Socma. Here we will have a great service for the children and families of this community (where gifts for the children are appreciated), from here the trek begins with a gradual climb offering fantastic views of the valley below, colorful bushes and trees at this ecosystem like the Sauco plant fruit in the little valley and After two hours of hiking, you arrive at the spectacular Perolniyoc waterfalls (10,745 feet) where you stop to gaze at the view, many plants are grown here wild as well you can see the hummingbirds along the way. Thirty minutes further along the trail are the Raccaypata ruins.  Here you have a snack with the scenic splendor and explore the ruins before hiking 1 more hour to the small community Rayan for an incredible gourmet lunch Afternoon final 3 hour hike to today’s lodge observing the Kantu bush, which is consider our national flower at Rayan (11,795 feet). Also the pass that will surprise you with sacred tears mountains and the Andes all along the other side of the valley You’ll arrive For an incredible later tea time afternoon good time to relax and enjoy the sun setting behind the Andes as well the ruins from above a traditional Peruvian lamb barbecue prepared especially for you in the ancient method called Pachamanca. Vegetarian options are available in dinner by our wranglers (B, L, D)

Hiking Details: 8 miles. Approx. 7 Hours; Camp elevation: 11,794 feet

DAY 3: SACRED TEARS TO MUYU MUYO WATERFALLS CAMP

After a hearty breakfast and hot chocolate provided because of the cold and altitude, after you hike a winding ascending trail to reach 14,910 feet. Guitarrachayoc pass, surrounded by the Arequipayoc mountain range with Mt. Veronica rising above the peaks.  17,000 feet, locals still planting at Inca terraces seen on the other site of the little valleys The hike to the pass is a step back in time where you can see Peruvians working in fields of potatoes and other local crops.  After about an hour, you come to a small straw house where you stop for snacks.  Surrounded by cattle, llamas, Horses, sheep and the most spectacular bird named Wallata by the locals who they have created dances and more that shows their Connexxion with the wild life.  Continuing the descent to small river name Ancascocha, you will pass through a tiny village before dropping into a beautiful valley to reach the mountain town of Ancascocha and lunch looking the blue lake of Suyru cocha, small place to relaxs and the last accend to the Pass of Wayanay which sits at 15,300 feet from here you hike into a valley with views of the famous Mt. Salkantay, stopping to take great pictures with the incredible Inca Trail along the Valley. Desent and find the small inca Ruins of Inca Racay and finally the Waterfall Camp Site of Muyu Muyu looking the snowcapped mountains. And enjoy the Millky way the amazing constellation, explained by your professional guide (B, L, D)

Hiking Details: 9 miles. Approx. 8 Hours; Camp elevation 13,000 feet

DAY 4: MUYU MUYO WATERFALLS TO GE TO LLACTAPATA

Today’s trek will start passing clear water river and the community name Qesqa and continue along the Old Inca Trail, stopping to visit with students of the small school of Qhesqa (where gifts for the children are appreciated) 1-hour latter the Inca ruins of Paucarcancha. Here lunch will be provided looking the ruins and its little community. The next stop is the town of Huayllabamba where you join the throngs of visitors on Peru’s most popular path, the classic Inca Trail. Hike alongside the beautiful river and ancient sites, stopping at the Inca ceremonial and work site, Llactapata, with great views of elaborate Incan aqueducts. For another amazing camp looking the ruins.

Hiking Details: 8 miles. Approx. 7 Hours; Camp elevation 8,000 feet

DAY 5: MUYU MUYO WATERFALLS TO GE TO LLACTAPATA

This morning and incredible breakfast with the sunrise and the ruins in front of you. From there you walk to the Km 82 where you will have the opportunity to visit the villagers and say good bay to the hiking and meet our private transportation and back to OLlantaytambo for amazing rest or continue your trip to Machu Picchu or what is your next destination according to your Itinerary. (B, L,)

• Cell Phone, Phone Charger
• Clock/ alarm / lock for your important things at hotels
• Bank Card authorized
• Luggage lock
• Passport
• Camera
• Reading and Sun Glasses
• Cash USD and not broken dollar bills
• Small day back pack
• Comfortable walking shoes and shoes you can hike in.
• Waterproof Jacket
• Wind proof jacket, mostly clothes for mild weather 60-70 degrees F.
• Warm jacket, hat and gloves for high altitude evenings.
• Sleeping bags
• Good camera and extra battery and memory card
• Good flash light
• 220/ 110V ( plug) adaptor
• Insect repellent (you can buy it there if needed)
• Sun block, sunglasses, hat
• Some school supplies to share with the children while visiting communities. (Pencils, Pens, notebooks etc.)

• Private ground transportation for the trail
• Beautiful Camp sites
• Entrance fees for all scheduled tours sites and communities
• All breakfasts, lunches and dinners (Vegetarian option available).
• snacks while on the trek
• Shaman Guide the entire trip.
• Bottled water daily.
• Service for children (Hot Chocolate and Bread)
• All camping accommodations
• Wranglers and Porters to carry camping equipment and any excess gear
• Horses for riding throughout trek
• Good tents
• Air mattresses
• Kitchen, dining and latrine tent
• Hot water in the morning for washing and hot shower at last night camp
• First Aid and Oxygen Bottle

• Tips. (bellmen, waiters, guides, cooks,  drivers)
• Sleeping bags