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Choquequirao + Short Inca Trail & Machu Picchu – 7 Days

Choquequirao + Short Inca Trail & Machu Picchu – 7 Days

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Choquequirao + Short Inca Trail & Machu Picchu – 7 Days
Tour Type
Hiking & Camping Tours
Choquequirao + Short Inca Trail & Machu Picchu – 7 Days
Maximun Altitude
4,616m (15,144 ft.)
Choquequirao + Short Inca Trail & Machu Picchu – 7 Days
Physical Level
Very Strenuous
Choquequirao + Short Inca Trail & Machu Picchu – 7 Days
Recommended Season
March to December

Choquequirao + Short Inca Trail & Machu Picchu – 7 Days

Price from: $ 1065.00 USD (See: Pricing)

Have an adventure of a lifetime exploring via Choquequirao plus the Short Inca Trail and Machu Picchu for 7 days! Get ready for unforgettable views, culture, and trekking.

Tour Plan: Choquequirao Hiking Trail | Choquequirao Ruins | Lucmabamba Inca Trail | Short Inca Trail | Machu Picchu Ruins

Choquequirao Trek with Short Inca Trail, 7 Day

Choquequirao Trek Short Inca Trail: Each camp and hiking route has its own scenic landscape between the high Andean peaks, the Apurimac Canyon, and valleys until the Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu.

Enjoy your next vacation in remote places where fresh air emanates from landscapes that sweeten each step. The 7-day Choquequirao trek to Machu Picchu is for hikers with experience!

Trek stunning mountains, lush forests, and pristine Incan ruins on this intensive journey. Trek along the stunningly beautiful Choquequirao Trek, the Short Inca Trail, and Machu Picchu on this adventurous seven-day trek! Explore Peru’s stunning landscape!

The Choquequirao Trek and the Short Inca Trail in Peru are must-dos. This trek will take you through remote Andean landscapes, lesser-known Incan ruins, and the iconic Machu Picchu.

Overview

Choquequirao Trek Short Inca Trail 7 Days Overview

The Choquequirao Trek takes you through stunning mountain landscapes, past ancient Incan ruins, and through traditional Andean villages. The trek culminates with a visit to the iconic Machu Picchu via the Short Inca Trail.

HIKERS WANTED! Join a group or create your own! August 3, 2025, “OPEN.”

Day 1: Travel from Cusco to Capulilloc. HIKE to Chikisca
Day 2: Chikisca Camp to Choquequirao Ruins
Day 3: Trek from Choquequirao to Rio Blanco – Maizal
Day 4: Hike Maizal to Yanama Pass, Yanama to Lucmabamba by local car
Day 5: Lucmabamba Inca Trail to Machu Picchu Pueblo
Day 6: Short Inca Trail: Inti Punku, Machu Picchu Pueblo
Day 7: Machu-Picchu guided tour and return to Cusco City

Choquequirao Trek with Short Inca Trail Highlights

  • Follow this 7-day Choquequirao Trek with a Short Inca Trail Adventure to explore Machu Picchu! Hike through ancient ruins while admiring stunning landscapes and discovering the fascinating culture of Peru.
  • Trek the Choquequirao trek + Short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu 7 days of vacation through the Andes. Read the experiences of previous travelers and share your experiences on TripAdvisor.

Itinerary

7 Days Choquequirao Trek Short Inca Trail Itinerary 

Peru, famed for its rich history and breathtaking landscapes, offers adventure enthusiasts two exceptional trekking experiences: the Choquequirao Trek and the Short Inca Trail. Whether you’re a history buff, a nature lover, or simply seeking a memorable adventure, these trails will inspire you.

DAY 1

CUSCO: HIKE FROM CAPILIYOC to CHIQUISCA

Enjoy a vehicular trip from Cusco to Capuliyoc: From CAPILIYOC to CHIQUISCA, enjoy a spectacular hike to the APURIMAC canyon.

We start the trip from Cusco, leaving at 5:00 a.m. to have enough time to complete the walk that day. We travel through the plains of Anta; we will descend through the Limatambo Valley and cross the Apurímac region by the Cunyac bridge. We continue the trip, passing through the town of Curahuasi at the height of the Sayhuite stone branch; we take the road to Cachora and Capulilloc. In Capulilloc, our horses and muleteers await us to start the adventure of hiking.

We prepare to start walking on the bridle path; the canyon views are unique for taking photos and videos. It does recommend bringing professional poles to this walk. This helps support our knees on descents and ascents. The route is remote hiking, and you must get a pair of poles!

We will pass through the properties of Capulilloc and Cocamasana until we reach our camp in Chiquisca. “Santa Rosa is in the middle of the mountain in front of our expedition.”

Informative note: Maybe we camped in the Chiquisca area. Our adventure guide will make these decisions according to the evolution and experience of the group of walkers.

Hiking data

Descent into the Apurimac Canyon, we stopped by the small settlement of Chiquisca and set up camp for the night.

  • Vehicle trip start time: 05:00 “04 hours and 10 minutes approximately”
    • In the course of the journey, visit the Saywite monolith.
  • Private transfer to the beginning of the trail “from Cusco to Capuliyoc.”
  • Adventure distance: 08 km/4.9 miles.
  • 03 hours and a half of walking “all descent” recommended walking sticks
  • Campsite: Chiquisca
  • Hiking difficulty: challenging.
Food

1L, 1D.

Physical Level

4, Intense

Walking Distance

7km (4.3 miles)

Hiking Time

5 Hrs.

Starting Altitude

Capuliyoc: 2,956m (9,698 ft)

Minimun Altitude

Chiquisca: 1,898m (6,227 ft)

DAY 2

HIKE FROM CHIQUISCA TO CHOQUEQUIRAO RUINS

Hike up the Apurimac Canyon near the ruins of Choquequirao. Choquequirao Guided Tour

When we start the walk early, we will have a fantastic walk covered by the nature of the jungle. Some streams on the route with a mini waterfall provide natural water to walkers; “if they will collect natural water, it is important to filter or purify it.”

Well, dear adventurers, we started going up the zigzagged bridle path until we reached the small community of Marampata. “In Marampata, there are several local stores to supply us with drinks or snacks for the following days.”

From Marampata, we will have incredible views of the Apurimac Canyon and the current Andes. We continue the walk until we reach the foothills of the archaeological group of Choquequirao to have our camp.

During the afternoon, we will have a guided visit to Choquequirao. We will explore the area of the Inca platforms, the main square below and above, the Inca agricultural platforms, the condor temple, the twin funeral system, ceremonial altars, etc.

Important data:

  • The start of the walk is at 05:00
  • Gap: 14 kilometers (8.7 miles)
  • The walking time is 8 hours, with additional time to visit the ruins of Choquequirao for approximately 2 hours.
  • Hiking difficulty level: Challenging
  • Choquequirao I.N.C. “We set up a base camp just before Choquequirao.”
Food

1B, 1L, 1D.

Physical Level

5, Challenging

Walking Distance

14km (8.7 miles)

Hiking Time

8 Hrs.

Starting Altitude

Chiquisca: 1,898m (6,227 ft)

Minimun Altitude

Playa Rosalina: 1,500m (4,921 ft)

Highest Altitude

Choquequirao: 3,064m (10,052 ft)

DAY 3

HIKE FROM CHQUEQUIRAO TO RIO BLANCO & MAIZAL

We head towards the Río-Blanco ravine through the Choquequirao Pass, a remote and spectacular area with stunning scenic views.

On one of the fascinating days, we ventured to the valley and ravine of the White River. From Río Blanco, we hike, ascending in a zigzag, until we get to the base camp of Maizal.

The walking activities start at 06:00 hours towards the Choquequirao pass (approximately 2 hours of walking). We continue descending for an average of 1 hour until we reach the Pinchaunuyuc ruins.

RUINS OF PINCHAUNUYUC
Pinchaunuyu – the Incas ruins are behind the archaeological group of Choquequirao. There are platforms in perfect condition used to plant agricultural products in the time of the Incas. Pinchaunuyoc did build in a remote and precise elevation area for visual and auditory communication with Maizal, Choquequirao, and other still unknown archaeological groups. The archaeological complex of Pinchaunuyoc has an Inca source of spring water. Those who camp in this area can stock up on fresh water, and hikers can fill their canteen with water to hydrate themselves since it is the only area with water until they reach the white river (RIO BLANCO).

After visiting the Pinchaunuyoc ruins, we continue our descent down the mountain until we reach the fresh waters of the Blanco River. Hikers can take a refreshing cold swim as the entire trek is hot, and splashing around in the river is satisfying. The last section of the walk is from the Río Blanco to Maizal, “03 hours of ascent through the mountain until reaching the base camp”.

Hiking behind the ruins of Choquequirao

  • Walking Distance: 18 km (11.2 miles)
  • Approximate walking time: 8 hours
  • Camp location: Maizal
  • Expedition Difficulty: Challenging
Food

1B, 1L, 1D.

Physical Level

5, Challenging

Walking Distance

18km (11.2 miles)

Hiking Time

8 Hrs.

Starting Altitude

Marampata: 2,910m (9,547 ft)

Minimun Altitude

Rio Blanco: 1,930m (6,332 ft)

Highest Altitude

Choquequirao Pass: 3,275m (10,744 ft)

DAY 4

HIKE FROM MAIZAL TO YANAMA PASS & LUCMABAMBA

Conquer the highest point of the entire expedition, “YANAMA PASS.” HIKING BETWEEN MAIZAL AND YANAMA, AND FROM YANAMA, WE GO BY LOCAL TRANSPORTATION TO LUCMABAMBA

We walk along the Inca Trail of Maizal, which takes us to the Yanama Pass or Victoria mines. “05 hours of ascent into the jungle and the frozen zone of the Andes, where the condor flies in its natural habitat between the valley and the Apurimac canyon.”

From San Juan Pass, we descend to the Yanama Andean community. At Yanama, we use a local transportation ride to Lucmabamba-Santa-Tereza. We will enjoy the gorgeous views of snow-capped mountains and the high Andes jungle along the way.

Description of the Andes and Jungle Trek (Maizal to Lucmabamba)
  • Start time of the walk: 06 in the morning to save time and reach the finish line.
  • Trek distance: 13 km/9.68 miles “Maizal-Yanama”
  • Hours of walking between Maizal and Yanama: 4 hours.
  • Highest point: San Juan Pass, 4,200 meters (12,779 feet).
  • Local car: Yanama, Collpapampa, and Lucmabamba (approximately 2 hours and 40 minutes of trip). The local vehicle can be a truck, a local combi, or any vehicle we find in the community; we will all adapt to Yanama transport.
  • Lucmabamba camp height: 3,522 meters/11,555 ft. A beautiful camp within the cloud forest and near the coffee plantations
  • Hiking difficulty: Challenging – Moderate
Food

1B, 1L, 1D.

Physical Level

4, Intense

Walking Distance

13km (9.68 miles)

Hiking Time

4 Hrs.

Starting Altitude

Maizal: 2,983m (9,786 ft)

Minimun Altitude

Yanama Town: 3,545m (11,630 ft)

Highest Altitude

Yanama Pass: 4,125m (13,533 ft)

DAY 5

HIKE FROM LUCMABAMBA TO MACHU PICCHU PUEBLO

Enjoy a gradual ascent along the Lucmabamba Inca Trail towards the ruins of Llactapata and Machu Picchu Pueblo.

Hike at the other end of the Inca trail from Lucmabamba to Llactapata and Hidroeléctrica. From the Llactapata ruins, we will have an impressive view of Machu Picchu and its surrounding mountains. It is essential to detail that you will have the other photo of Machupicchu from the other end of the mountain the next day.

TRAIL INFORMATION: Hiking through the greenish zone of the buffer zone of the Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu

  • The start time of the walk is at 06:00
  • Hike along the Inca Trail from Lucmabamba to the Llactapata Pass (approximately 2 hours)
    • Highest point: Llactapata Pass, 3000 meters (9,842 feet).
  • Explore and walk through the Inca ruins of Llactapata with an impressive view of the ruins of Machu Picchu, Huayna Picchu, and the mountain ranges of the Vilcabamba batholith.
  • Observe Machu Picchu in its first panoramic view from Llactapata, which is “really one of the best panoramic views.”
  • Trail distance: 16.2 km/9.3 miles
  • Trekking time: 6 hours of walking through the circuit; there is a pedestrian path.”
  • Difficulty: Challenging/Moderate to Easy
Food

1B, 1L.

Physical Level

4, Intense

Walking Distance

16.2km (9.3 miles)

Hiking Time

7.5 Hrs.

Starting Altitude

Lucmabamba Town: 2,035m (6,676 ft)

Minimun Altitude

Hidroelectrica: 1,815m (5,954 ft)

Highest Altitude

Lucmabamba Pass: 2,814m (9,232 ft)

DAY 6

HIKE FROM MACHU PICCHU PUEBLO TO SHORT INCA TRAIL

Adventure along the Sacred Inca Trail to Inti Punku with a view of Machu Picchu from the east

We walk from Aguas Calientes following the rail train, saying, “Be careful with the trains.” Upon reaching kilometer 104 of the railroad, “two hours of walking,” we will officially enter the network of the Inca Trail through the Sacred Trail.

We ascend until we reach the archaeological groups of Wiñaywayna and Intipunku. In the afternoon, we will observe the last Inca citadel preserved during the previous centuries. Having several alternatives for the panoramic views of Machu Picchu is one of the best adventure options starting in Choquequirao. This site is considered the sister citadel of this majestic Inca citadel.

Hiking data

  • Start time of the walk: 05:30
  • Inca Ruins to explore: Choquesuysuy, Chachabamba, Wiñaywayna, Intipunku (Sun Gate)
  • Height at the start of the walk: 2,100 meters (6,900 feet).
  • Gap: 16 kilometers (9.9 miles)
    • Aguas Calientes to KM 104: 2 hours of walking
    • KM 104, Inti Punko, Machu Picchu: 5 hours of hiking
  • Hike Max Elevation: 2,730 m/8,792 ft. (Intipunku)
  • Hiking Difficulty: Moderate.
Food

1BL

Physical Level

3, Demanding

Walking Distance

16km (9.9 miles)

Hiking Time

7 Hrs

Starting Altitude

Machu Picchu Pueblo: 2,065m (6,774 ft)

Minimun Altitude

Machu Picchu Ruins: 2,400m (7,874 ft)

Highest Altitude

Inti Pinku: 2,720m (8,920 ft)

DAY 7

AM MACHU PICCHU TOUR - PM RETURN TO CUSCO BY TRAIN

Guided tour of the Inca architectural wonder of Peru, “Machupicchu.”

The Incas trekked the Andes for centuries to reach remote parts of South America. Today, we have the most significant exploration of the trip and vacation. We start the bus trip to the spectacular Machu Picchu, seen from the Inca viewpoint house in all its splendor.

The guided tour will lead us to understand the motives and reasons why the Incas chose to live in this rugged area of the jungle. The majestic Inca citadel was built entirely with granite stone.

After the guided tour with our adventure guide, we returned by bus to Aguas Calientes to start the return trip by train to Cusco.

  • Bus service to Machu Picchu (up and down)
  • A two-hour guided tour inside the archaeological park of Machu Picchu
  • In the afternoon, board your train service to the Ollantaytambo train station.
Train service information: Inbound journey
  • Train company: INCA RAIL
  • Service: MACHU PICCHU-OLLANTAYTAMBO (1 hour and 50 minutes of train ride).
  • Class: The Voyager 44
  • Departure: 14:30
  • At Station: 14:00; otherwise, you may not be allowed to board.
  • Ollantaytambo arrival: 16:04
  • Cusco arrival by transport: 17:50
Meet at the train arrivals area at the Ollantaytambo train station. Just look for a KONDOR PATH TOURS sign with your name.” Group name: Choquequirao Trek with Short Inca Trail
Physical Level

1, Easy

Walking Distance

A light walk

Hiking Time

2-hour guided tour

Starting Altitude

Machu Picchu Pueblo: 2,065m (6,774 ft)

Minimun Altitude

Machu Picchu Ruins: 2,400m (7,874 ft)

Highest Altitude

Cusco: 3,350m (10,990 ft)

Inclusions

Choquequirao Trek with Short Inca Trail (7 Days), INCLUSION

  • Trek briefing 01 or 02 days (at 5:00 pm) before starting the walk in the reception area of your hotel
  • English-speaking tour guide (Local one from Cusco)
  • Private transportation from Cusco to Capulilloc
    • Local vehicle from YANAMA to LUCMABAMBA
  • Horses, mules, and indigenous horse riders carry camping equipment.
    • Personal items to bring: 8 kg or 17 pounds 
  • Spacious tent/sleeping mat
    • We provide a duffle for personal items.
  • 04 Night camping
  • One cook
    • Excellent meals: 04 Breakfasts, 05 Lunches, and 04 Dinners (Vegetarian, vegan, or special diet meals upon request)
    • Wake up to coca tea in your tent.
    • Buckets of hot water for washing in your tent every day
  • Oxygen Tank and first aid kit during hiking
  • All entrance tickets to the attractions (Saywite, Choquequirao, Short Inca Trail, and Machu Picchu)
  • 3 bus tickets
    • On Day 6, Machu Picchu to  Aguas Calientes
    • On Day 7:  Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu to Aguas Calientes (up and down)
  • Train tickets:
    • By INCA RAIL Inbound Journey: MACHU PICCHU – OLLANTAYTAMBO, Class: The Voyager 44, departure at 14:30
  • “Transfer” by tour vehicle from OLLANTAYTAMBO to CUSCO
  • All local taxes

7 Days Choquequirao Trek Short Inca Trail, NO INCLUSION

  • Hotel: In the heart of the Andes, the hospitality scene mirrors the region’s diverse beauty, allowing visitors to choose from various hotels, hostels, and Airbnb.
  • Food that is not described in the itinerary
  • By Peru Rail  from Hidroelectrica to Machu Picchu Pueblo at 16:35 (local train)
  • Tipping is a personal gesture (for horsemen, porters, guides, and drivers).

Choquequirao Trek with Short Inca Trail 7 Days Bring

  • A daypack to carry your personal belongings
  • Original passport with the migration Peru card (for Trains, Machu Picchu Park, and Hotels)
  • A headlamp to navigate camp in the evenings and pre-dawn mornings with spare batteries
  • An excellent sleeping bag for the entire excursion: “01 small and comfortable sleeping bag that withstands low temperatures of up to 5° below zero | 23 degrees Fahrenheit.” Suppose you did not bring a sleeping bag from your country! You can rent it or buy it in the center of Cusco.
  • Lighter trekking boots.
  • 05 pairs of trekking pants.
  • Rain jacket: The first night, the temperature can be as low as -5 degrees Celsius (23 degrees Fahrenheit).
  • A warm/winter jacket (thermals), wool socks or gloves, a scarf, and a woolen hat for cold nights are recommended.
  • 04 t-shirts.
  • 01 good sleeping bag.
  • Sun protection cream (SPF 45 or higher is recommended)
  • Bug spray with 30% DEET
  • Camera and film.
  • Bandages or moleskin
  • Flip flops. Your toes will thank you!
  • Plastic bags for dirty and wet clothes
  • Something to read in the evenings
  • Extra money for drinks, tips for cooks, equestrians, and guides ($280–400)

Experience freedom, adventure, and peace of mind while trekking to some of the most spectacular ancient ruins, including the Choquequirao Trek with the Short Inca Trail and Machu Picchu! The experience of a 7-day trek is the perfect way to explore all the Andes offer.

Choquequirao Trek with Short Inca Trail Upgrade

With this fantastic hiking tour, you can make memories to last a lifetime and traverse the routes of the Short Inca Trail via Choquequirao and Machu Picchu in just seven days!

TRAIN SERVICES

PERU TRAINS By PeruRail / PER PERSON

+$40. Vistadome train (MACHUPICCHU-OLLANTAYTAMBO)
+$498.00 Hiram Bingham train (Inbound Journey: Train MACHUPICCHU-POROY)

EXTRA TICKETS

+$75 Huayna Picchu
+$75 Montaña
+$60 RE-ENTRY TO MACHU PICCHU

Choquequirao Trek Short Inca Trail 7 Days Discounts

This applies to the following services:
Machu Picchu Fee

Colleges and students$35 off

* Kondor Path Tours operates the Choquequirao Trek with Short Inca Trail 7 Days.

Travel Guide

Travel Facts of Choquequirao Trek: Short Inca Trail (7 Days)

Hike through remarkable ancient ruins on the magnificent 7-Day Choquequirao and Short Inca Trail Trek! Discover Peru’s history and beauty as you explore Machu Picchu in this noteworthy venture.

The lost citadel of Choquequirao is located at 3,035 meters above sea level, and at the lowest point of the trek, you will be at 1,461 meters above sea level. The climate is similar to Cusco’s, so it is advisable to acclimatize to the altitude before the hike. Who should note that the road to Choquequirao is warm due to the Apurimac Canyon?

Of course, “Choquequirao Trek with Short Inca Trail,” you can. That is why we offer you an exclusive tour package to visit the ruins of Choquequirao and the citadel of Machu Picchu.

We assure you that this trek will last eight days of pure connection with all that the Andean landscape offers you from the heights, the ultimate adventure for those addicted to altitude with a love for history. Join us for this excursion to the mountaintop of Choquequirao, free of tourist crowds, before continuing to Santa Teresa, the back door to Machu Picchu. With guided tours, you will appreciate the Inca Empire and feel like you are traveling back in time.

What did not complete the project was to build a cable car connecting Cachora to Marampata due to the frequent presence of landslides, and this plan was lost little by little.

Having cable cars would benefit tourist activity. Still, we would also lose the hike, which is significant because the route is enjoyable and full of landscapes, flora, and fauna to discover.

There is 43.8 km separating the archaeological site “Choquequirao” from the citadel of Machu Picchu.

We also offer you an exclusive package for this trek: the “Choquequirao Trek 7 days”.

This adventure is definitely for those who are addicted to heights. The route is one of the most complex in Peru; it is full of winding paths, unique panoramic views, deep valleys, a great variety of plants (orchids, small forests), animals in their habitat, etc.

The Choquequirao to Machupicchu trek is unforgettable. INTUPA CUSCO is an agency specializing in this adventure.

Choquequirao is located in the Andes Mountains of Cusco, Peru, and belongs to the province of La Convención in the district of Santa Teresa.

Choquequirao is an Inca archaeological site with characteristics similar to Machu Picchu. Its name means ‘Cradle of Gold.’ Because it resembles the ‘Inca City,’ it is known as the ‘Sacred Sister of Machu Picchu.’

Choquequirao is in the Andes Mountains of Cusco, Peru. It belongs to La Convención province in the Santa Teresa district.

Reach Choquequirao via Cusco or Abancay. From Cachora Marampata, you ascend on foot to Choquequirao. The hike is for two days. The return is the same.

Choquequirao is 3,033 meters above sea level (m.a.s.l.).
Short Inca Trail Intipunku Pass, 2740 meters

Choquequirao houses Inca constructions as impressive as Machu Picchu, such as the Main Plaza, the Colcas, the Inca Cemetery, the Kallankas, the Ushnu, the Andenes, etc.

Choquequirao is still in the process of excavation. It estimates that only 30% of the original Inca precinct has been restored.

According to research done at Choquequirao, it is estimated that the Incas built the site around 1536.

Due to its similarity to Machu Picchu, it is believed that the Inca Pachacutec founded the site. His son, Tupac Inca Yupanqui, would be the one who ordered the construction of Choquequirao.

The Choquequirao archaeological site has a temperate climate. The hike to this place has hot weather due to the proximity of the so-called ‘Apurimac Canyon.’

Who can hike to Choquequirao on an organized tour or on their own? You need to walk from Cachora to the archaeological site in both cases.

Choquequirao tours are purchased online or at the Historic Center of Cusco. If you travel, you must buy entrance tickets at the archaeological site.

The prices of the tours to Choquequirao vary according to the tour agency and the number of people.

Prices vary from US$ per person.

The Choquequirao tour includes the following:

Camping equipment.

  • A bus trip from Cusco to Cachora
  • Entrance tickets to Choquequirao
  • Tour guide service.
  • Luggage-carrying service on horseback
  • Trekking poles

What’s it like?

  • Experience culture and nature with a 7-day guided trek along the Choquequirao and Short Inca Trail to reach Machu Picchu! An exciting adventure awaits you.
  • Embark on a journey through the spectacular Andes and explore two of Peru’s most iconic sites: Choquequirao and Machu Picchu. This 7-day trek plus the Short Inca Trail is sure to be an unforgettable experience!
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7 Days Choquequirao Trek Short Inca Trail COST

HIKING SERVICE: Season 2024

Number of persons Price per person
2 $ 1 454.00 USD

At least two trekkers are required to take a private service to the Choquequirao Trek, which is a seven-day trek to Machu Picchu.

Number of persons Price per person
$ 1 065.00 USD

To open a shared group service for the Choquequirao Trek 7 Days to Machu Picchu, at least three hikers are required.

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7-Day Choquequirao Trek with Short Inca Trail: Discover magnificent Inca ruins and a unique blend of modern and ancient cultures on this exceptional 7-day hiking trail trek exploring great Inca and other incredible archaeological sites. Book today!

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Choquequirao Trek Short Inca Trail 7 Days

Choquequirao Trek Short Inca Trail 7 Days

Choquequirao Trek Short Inca Trail 7 Days

Choquequirao Trek Short Inca Trail 7 Days

Choquequirao Trek with Short Inca Trail 7 Days

Choquequirao Trek with Short Inca Trail 7 Days

clavergne
clavergne
2024-06-20
We used Kondor Path for 5 different tours. My husband, 21 year old daughter and I used Kondor Path for several tours. First of all, every tour you book with them is private. Loved that! They went at our pace for every tour. If we wanted to skip something, add something, go slower or faster, they accommodated us. We did the alternate Ollyantaytambo tour, Super Sacred Valley tour, 1/2 day Cusco tour, Machu Picchu guide and a two day tour from Puno to Arequipa with a stop at the Colca Canyon. Our guides were Wilfredo, Odon and Andres and our drivers were Anibal and Raul. All 5 of these men were excellent. The drivers did such a good job and Anibal was excellent at helping me at some of the stops that involved climbing (I am a giant klutz!) All three of our guides were knowledgeable and taught us so much about the locations, Incas, and pre-Incas. I had a bit of an oxygen issue when we passed 16,000 feet and Andres was so good about helping me back to the car and Raul got us down in altitude quickly and safely. Our daughter had a massive nose bleed at MP and Odon helped her to get it stopped. If you find yourself in Peru, do yourself a favor and use Kondor Path!
Tanja B
Tanja B
2024-05-13
Lares 1 day hike was amazing I did the 1 day Lares Trek private tour with Kondor Path Tours and liked it a lot. They picked me up from my hostel and hours later we arrived at Lares Town to have some breakfast from locals which was really delicious. Later during the hike we met even more locals which gives you a feeling of how they are living. My guide explained everything so well and it was so interesting. As requested I got really good Vegetarian food. Thanks to my guide Alfredo Santacruz and the driver I felt comfortable during the whole trip. Thank you for this amazing experience!!
Kyrsten B
Kyrsten B
2024-05-04
Great Short Inca Trail Experience Just finished the short Inca Trail hike with Kondor Path tours. An excellent experience from beginning to end. Responded quickly, everything well organized, our guide Bonette was fabulous. Set the perfect pace for our family, knowledgeable, considerate. The trail itself is amazing- entering Machu Picchu through the sun gate at the end. Spectacular scenery.
Allyx T
Allyx T
2024-04-27
Amazing trip thanks to Fredi! Our tour was fantastic. We did the 2 day Salkantay trek, spent the first day hiking the Salkantay trail and got to take a horse part of the way. The lunch was great and everything was thought through ahead of time by our guide, Fredi. Fredi was truly the highlight of our trip! An amazing guide and so fun to spend time with- we learned a ton from him, felt safe, and had a blast. I would definitely book with Kondor Tours again for a chance to spend time with Fredi on another adventure. Some of the most beautiful views I’ve ever seen- truly and unforgettable adventure
Lucas B
Lucas B
2024-04-24
Excelente private tours We did a two day tour from Cusco to Machu Picchu with the salt mines and it was all perfect. Our guide Alfredo was extremely helpful and I couldn’t rate him any higher. Perfect English, knew all the shortcuts, helped us with everything we need.
ksdl2005
ksdl2005
2024-02-17
Must do tour We did the trip to Machu Picchu with them and the horse ride up to rainbow mountain… we never do tours because we don’t like to spend money unnecessarily… this was so worth it it’s a private tour and the logistics of the train the ride there the bus the entrance and all the times to just fit in is hard to schedule also the time of departure to go back … it was so worth it.. the guides are amazing and you learn way more about their culture and they speak great English.. you learn so much on just the rides… also they bring oxygen and the roads are pretty rough so unlike the trouble of scheduling and getting up so early and the rough roads and altitude sickness you just lay down and sleep on the trip instead of a bunch of people on a bus jsut the ride alone is worth it … this is a no brainer to do ….and once again I never spend money on excursions or tours they also are first to book the tours so you get the much sought after circuit 2
Ani T
Ani T
2023-12-21
Wonderul site, great tour operator and excellent guide We had an evening flight so wanted to do something during the first half of the day, really glad we picked this half-day tour of the Sillustani ruins. The tour agent (Kondor Path Tours) was very flexible about our pickup time and dropoff options, so that really helped. We were able to arrange a later pickup in the morning that included all our luggage and then they dropped us off at the Juliaca airport after the tour. But the Sillustani towers themselves are a real treat to see and learn about all their history. The site itself is very serene and beautiful, with the lake in the background from the main viewpoint. Our tour guide (Richy/Ricardo) was excellent and very helpful and knowledgeable. He gave us not only the ancient history of Sillustani and the adjoining areas, but also a more contemporary history of Peru and the Puno region I have to add that he went over and above by even helping us to check our bags in at JUL airport!
ladyshalyn
ladyshalyn
2023-10-22
Maras and Moray + Pachamanca Easily the best tour experience I had during my trip to Peru. I highly recommend Kondor Tours as the customer service is top-notch. James responded to my queries almost instantly each time and was very helpful. We were even treated to a can of cusquenia beer each when we visited the office! Our guide Alfredo was absolutely amazing and we were fortunate to have him as our guide for the tour. He is very passionate about his job and shared so much valuable information with us. He has a very candid character and we were very comfortable throughout! I highly recommend requesting for him as your guide (the best we had while touring Peru for 3 weeks). Also, I would say opting in for and additional traditional peruvian pachamanca meal experience must not be missed. The community people were very warm and gracious hosts and it is eye opening to witness the preparation of such a traditional feast normally done only for special occasions like weddings. We even had time for dancing! Two thumbs up for sure!
Niels K
Niels K
2023-08-10
3-day Choquequirao Trek We took a three-day private group trek to Choquequirao as a family of five. Kondor Path Tours organized a pick-up and drop-off in Urubamba instead of Cusco and did an extra stop at the Saywhite archeological site. Everything went very smoothly during the entire trip, meals and accommodation were as expected or better. The trek itself is quite demanding (particularly in three days), but the nature/ views/ Choquequirao/ dearth of tourists largely compensate. Anyway, we were looking for a physical challenge! Our guide Oron was great. Explaining, motivating, solving potential problems/ demands. We would definitely recommend Kondor Path Tours.
Anja
Anja
2023-08-05
Proffecional company and perfect guide Kondor Path Tours are so proffecional and easy to work with. We went with them on the 2 days short Inca trail to Machu Picchu with our three children. The correspondence was great and everything was perfectly planned in every detail. Our guide Alfredo was so friendly, knowledgeable and pleasant to be around! Thank you Kondor Path Tours - we couldn’t have asked for more!!
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