Short Inca Trail With Kids
Traveling with your family is one of the most rewarding experiences you can have. It’s a chance to step away from the everyday routines, explore new horizons, and create lifelong memories together. A family trip allows everyone to bond in ways that aren’t always possible at home, especially as you share adventures and discover the beauty of the world outside your comfort zone. Here’s why a family trip is worth considering and some suggestions to make it even more special.
Why to travel as a family?
Traveling as a family is the perfect way to connect, create memories, and learn together. It offers a break from everyday routines and distractions, giving you time to bond over shared adventures. From exploring stunning landscapes to discovering new cultures, each moment becomes a cherished story. Travel not only refreshes your spirit but also opens your family’s eyes to the beauty and diversity of the world. Step out and create unforgettable experiences together
Suggestions cultural for a family
- Peru: Visit Machu Picchu, but also explore the vibrant city of Cusco and the Sacred Valley, which offer family-friendly activities like exploring local markets and interacting with llamas
- Cusco: in cusco is to learn about ancient culture incas also abour every single sacred place that was made by inca culture as a sun temple, sacsayhuaman inca site, Quenco place of mummifications, temple of water.
- Ollantaytambo: The perfect place to explore and learn about this amazing destination and its rich history. It features one of the largest and most significant storage houses, offering a glimpse into its fascinating past.
Tips for family trip
Involve your kids in planning to get them excited and let them pick activities. Pack light but include essentials like snacks and games. Stay flexible for unexpected changes and capture memories with photos and notes
Why families should travel
Travel teaches families the importance of curiosity, resilience, and open-mindedness. It helps children see that there’s a world beyond their familiar surroundings, filled with incredible diversity and beauty. For parents, it’s an opportunity to show their kids the value of exploring, learning, and appreciating the differences that make our world so rich.
If you’ve been thinking about taking a trip with your family, there’s no better time to start planning. Whether it’s a local adventure or an international expedition, the joy of discovering the world together is unmatched
Hiking Tips for Kids (Ages 8-10) on inca trail 2-day to machu picchu
- At 8-10 years, kids can handle more challenging hikes with proper preparation.
- Ensure they are physically ready and interested.
- Bring suitable clothing, sunscreen, and plenty of water.
- Supervise them, especially on tough or risky trails.
- Check local guidelines for trail-specific age recommendations.
Also there are discounts for children to do the 2-day Inca Trail. Prices and age requirements may vary depending on the tour operator, but children under a certain age (usually 12 or younger) often qualify for reduced rates. Be sure to check with the specific provider for details and bring valid identification for the child.
- The discount for children aged 8 years is $25 per child. This is because our agency ensures their safety and care throughout the journey. We have experience taking children on the 2-day Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. While we are not exclusive to this service, we take pride in providing a secure and enjoyable experience for families and young adventurers.
Why travel with inca trail classic?
We are indigenous company formed in Cusco. Our goal is to create extraordinary adventures and tours in the Andes involving indigenous people. Our culture still alive.
Cusco-Peru – inca trail classic
Explore Cusco: Take a couple of days to adjust to the altitude while enjoying the Plaza de Armas, local markets, and ancient sites. For a family-friendly experience, head to the Sacred Valley for stunning views and cultural adventures
Visit the Sacred Valley Tour Before to Go to Machu picchu
because there we have amazing places to explore. this is the famous sacred valley of the incas before machu picchu inca site, places to visit along this sacred valley of the incas.
- Chinchero inca site
- Maras moray inca site.
- Salt mine
- Ollantayatmbo inca site.
Short Inca Trail To Machu Picchu 2D/1N
The Short Inca Trail is a scenic hike leading to Machu Picchu, entering through the iconic Sun Gate. On the first day, you’ll trek through stunning landscapes, explore ancient Inca sites, and immerse yourself in the history and culture of the Inca civilization. The day concludes with your first breathtaking view of Machu Picchu from its classic vantage point, perfect for unforgettable photos.
How long is the hike on inca trail to machu picchu?
The inca trail hike is just 11 km / 7 miles. to get to machu picchu, this hiking will be on real stone path or inca trail through sun gate and machu picchu. here we are going to explor 2 inca sites. the fisrt will be the chachabamba inca site, the second is consider as mini machu picchu, the beautiful wiñayhuayna before sun gate
Lunch On Inca Trail To Machu Picchu
the lunch on the inca trail is box Lunch
Da 1: Inca trail
The first day will our hiking day to machu picchu covering 12 km to be in machu picchu inca site, after that we are going to take the bust to go to town of aguas calinetes or machu pichu town
Day 2 : inca trail to Machu picchu
This second day after breakfast we are going to take the bus to go to machu picchu inca ruins to do our guiding tour. this guiding tour will be as 3 hours to learn about thi beautiful place. visiting the sun temple and inca temple ( god house) and the other too.
- after this exploration of this sacred place we are going to go the aguas calientes to have lunch in one of the restaurants. after lunch wea re going take our train to go back to Ollantaytambo and cusco city to your hotel
