sacred valley ans inca trail
sacred valley ans inca trail

Sacred Valley Tour + Inca Trail 1-D To Machu Picchu

Sacred Valley + 1-Day Inca Trail to Machu Picchu

Combine the best of the Sacred Valley with a one-day hike along the original Inca Trail. This 2-day tour pairs a scenic journey through Chinchero, the Maras salt mines, Moray, and Ollantaytambo with a single, unforgettable day of trekking the ancient stone path to Machu Picchu — arriving through the Sun Gate (Inti Punku) for your first breathtaking view of the citadel below. Book This Tour

Day-by-Day Itinerary

Day 1: Sacred Valley — Chinchero, Maras Salt Mines, Moray & Ollantaytambo

Your Sacred Valley day traces a route through some of the most striking Inca and pre-Inca sites in the region, ending right at the doorstep of tomorrow’s trek. Chinchero — Perched at over 3,700 m, this traditional Andean village is known for its weaving cooperatives, where local women still spin and dye wool using centuries-old techniques, and for its colonial church built directly atop Inca stone foundations. Sweeping views of the surrounding mountains make this an easy, high-altitude introduction to the valley. Maras Salt Mines (Salineras) — Thousands of shallow terraced pools cascade down a hillside, fed by a natural underground spring and harvested for salt using methods dating back to pre-Inca times. The white and ochre terraces spilling down the mountainside make this one of the most photographed stops in the Sacred Valley. Moray — A short distance away, concentric circular terraces descend like an amphitheater into the earth. Believed to have functioned as an Inca agricultural laboratory, each terrace level creates its own microclimate — a striking demonstration of Inca engineering and experimentation with crop cultivation at altitude. Ollantaytambo — The day’s final stop, and the only Inca town in Peru still inhabited and laid out largely as it was centuries ago. Massive stone terraces climb toward an unfinished temple complex at the top, built from stone quarried from a mountain across the valley. Wandering its original cobbled streets and water channels offers a preview of the Inca stonework you’ll encounter on the trail the next day. From here, you’ll rest before an early departure toward the Inca Trail trailhead.

Day 2: The 1-Day Inca Trail to Machu Picchu

This is the original Inca Trail condensed into a single, focused day of hiking — the same stone path, the same archaeological sites, and the same legendary entrance used by the 2- and 4-day treks, without an overnight on the trail itself. After an early transfer to the trailhead, your permit and passport are checked before setting out through cloud forest along a route of Inca-built stone stairways, passing ruins and river views along the Urubamba valley. The hike builds toward Inti Punku, the Sun Gate — the same viewpoint where Inca travelers once caught their first glimpse of the citadel below. From there, you descend into Machu Picchu itself for a full guided tour with your professional local guide. It’s a demanding but achievable day for reasonably fit hikers who want the emotional payoff of arriving on foot, without dedicating multiple days to camping on the trail.
  • Tour Details at a Glance
Detail    Information
   Duration    2 Days / 1 Night
   Day 1    Sacred Valley: Chinchero, Maras Salt Mines, Moray, Ollantaytambo
  Day 2    Inca Trail hike to Machu Picchu via the Sun Gate
  Difficulty    Moderate
    Ending Point   Machu Picchu
 Guide   Professional licensed local guide
 

Briefing For Inca Trail  2 Days To Machu Pichu

Inca Trail  classic information will be one day before to start our hiking to machu picchu, the head tour guide will be in charge to give you the most important details about inca trail 2 days to machu picchu. also he will guiding you  through the beautiful mountain and inca path along this machu picchu valley, if you have any question this is the time to ask to your guide!

Itinerary

Day 1: Sacred Valley — Chinchero, Maras Salt Mines, Moray & Ollantaytambo

Pickup from your Cusco hotel is at 7:00 AM in our tourist bus. Your Sacred Valley day traces a route through some of the most striking Inca and pre-Inca sites in the region, ending right at the doorstep of tomorrow’s trek. Chinchero — Perched at over 3,700 m, this traditional Andean village is known for its weaving cooperatives, where local women still spin and dye wool using centuries-old techniques, and for its colonial church built directly atop Inca stone foundations. Sweeping views of the surrounding mountains make this an easy, high-altitude introduction to the valley. Maras Salt Mines (Salineras) — Thousands of shallow terraced pools cascade down a hillside, fed by a natural underground spring and harvested for salt using methods dating back to pre-Inca times. The white and ochre terraces spilling down the mountainside make this one of the most photographed stops in the Sacred Valley. Moray — A short distance away, concentric circular terraces descend like an amphitheater into the earth. Believed to have functioned as an Inca agricultural laboratory, each terrace level creates its own microclimate — a striking demonstration of Inca engineering and experimentation with crop cultivation at altitude. Ollantaytambo — The day’s final stop, and the only Inca town in Peru still inhabited and laid out largely as it was centuries ago. Massive stone terraces climb toward an unfinished temple complex at the top, built from stone quarried from a mountain across the valley. Wandering its original cobbled streets and water channels offers a preview of the Inca stonework you’ll encounter on the trail the next day. You’ll overnight at a hotel here, ready for tomorrow’s one-day Inca Trail hike.
  • Highest Elevation: 3,300 m (10,827 ft)
  • Lowest Elevation: 2,900 m (9,514 ft)
  • Temperature: Warm
  • Tour Duration: Approximately 7 hours
  • Difficulty: Easy

Day 2: The 1-Day Inca Trail to Machu Picchu

Pickup is early, at 5:15 AM, for the train to kilometer 104 — timed to make sure we don’t miss our Inca Trail departure. From there, our trek along the Inca Trail covers 12 kilometers (7.5 miles) to the awe-inspiring ruins of Machu Picchu. Along the way, we’ll pass remarkable Inca archaeological sites and pass through the diverse flora and fauna of the Machu Picchu Valley — a landscape that marks the transition into the edge of the Peruvian Amazon, adding an extra layer of enchantment to the trek. The hike builds toward Inti Punku, the Sun Gate, the same viewpoint where Inca travelers once caught their first glimpse of the citadel below. On arrival, we’ll visit Circuit 1 for the classic postcard photos of the citadel, then continue to Circuit 3 for a fuller guided tour with your professional local guide, before descending by bus to Aguas Calientes for lunch. From there, we’ll catch the train back to Ollantaytambo and on to Cusco — arriving the same day.
  • High elevation: 2,700 m / 8,858 ft
  • Low elevation: 2,100 m / 6,890 ft
  • Distance to hike: 12 km / 7.5 miles
  • Hiking time: 7 hours
  • Weather: Warm and wet

Tour Details at a Glance

Detail Information
 Duration   2 Days / 1 Night
 Day 1   Sacred Valley: Chinchero, Maras Salt Mines, Moray, Ollantaytambo
 Day 2   Train to KM 104 (5:15 AM), Inca Trail hike (12 km / 7 hours), guided tour, same-day return to Cusco
 High / Low Elevation   2,700 m (8,858 ft) / 2,100 m (6,890 ft)
 Difficulty   Moderate
 Ending Point   Cusco
 Guide   Professional licensed local guide

Included

Included On Inca Trail To  Machu Picchu

  • Tour guide, who speak inglish and spanish
  • Entrance tickets  to inca trail and machu picchu inca ruins
  • Train tickets two ways
  • Hotel in ollantaytambo
  • Van from Cusco to Ollantaytambo
  • Bus from Ollantaytambo To Cusco
  • Box lunch
  • Bus tickets from machu picchu ruins to aguas calientes

What you need  to bring to this trail

  • Original passport
  • Water botle
  • box lunch on inca trail
  • Hiking poles
  • Your own medication
  • Sun hat
  • Sunscreen
  • Small day pack
  • Short pants to hike
  • Hiking shoes
  • Toilet paper

 

Not Include

Not Included On Inca Trail To Machu Picchu

  • Breakfast fisrt day
  • Water
  • Hiking poles
  • Tip for a crew

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Price

The pricing for the 2-day Machu Picchu Inca Trail tour is on a per-person basis. We offer discounts for minors; simply get in touch with our contact area to avail of these special discounts for the tour. Price In Gruop: $ 620  Per Person
  • The tour runs with a minimum of two people, if it is a single person it runs as a private tour
 

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