This is one of our most popular package. This 5 day and 4 night package includes: Cusco, Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu. These destinations are a must for all those visiting Peru and the Cusco Region.
Realize why Bioandean Expeditions has a good reputation.First of all we are a 100% Peruvian Agency based in Cusco Peru and We offer the very best service, using carefully 3stars,4stars and 5stars hotels which are based on great Standards and the leaders in their category here in Cusco Region. When you arrive to Cusco you will be greeted by one of our representatives holding a sign with your name on it. After your arrival at your hotel you will meet your guide who will be given a pre-briefing. During our tours we look after our passengers every step of the way. There are no hidden surprises. Yes – we included the train to Machu Picchu and all internal land and air transportation (Included domestic flights) All our full day tours include lunch.
This travel covers several regions in southern Peru, from city areas to valley paths and mountain trails over 7 days and 6 nights. It begins in Cusco and moves to nearby valleys before entering hiking sections. People follow a sequence of transports and walks, each part showing different aspects of Andean geography and history. BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS takes care of all steps, from airport pickup to final transfers, using its own resources for consistent flow.
Participants see local ways up close, such as farming in valleys where soil supports various crops. Stops at Inca sites come with full accounts from our guides. These people know multiple languages and have led groups from many countries along these lines for years. They tell about how each place worked in Inca times and connects to today’s Andean life. Private transportation belongs to the agency, with drivers who have high training for safe trips on these roads.
One main part happens on the Inka trail, where paths go through passes and camps give looks at old stone works. The group crosses rivers and sees how nature changes with height. Foods in this use natural sources, with ingredients from local organic grows. People can pick plates from international cooking, which might add payments based on the eating place; ask the BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS reservations group for details.
The route also reaches Machupicchu, where stone builds on slopes show Inca ways to fit the land. Bus rides up let views of the whole area, and guides talk about its use for sky watching and group events. In the full plan, one of our staff keeps track of your moves, ready to help with any changes.
Cusco parts put weight on central history spots and close Inca builds. Work includes short walks to look at stone fit and water leads from springs. Our guides, with much line know-how, add on how Incas made these for real uses like checks or rests. The agency’s vehicles make shifts easy, and every stop has complete talks to grow understanding.
Toward the end, the path goes back to Cusco, putting together the valley looks and trail finds with city starts. This setup from BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS works for its even cover, mixing walk days with lighter times. It fits those who want Peru’s past layers and land mix, at a steady step. The agency’s own tools, from transports to language-skilled staff, make a strong base. Many say the close watch helps with the easy level, like it builds strength along the days.
The plan stands out in how it links city starts with trail ends, giving a full sense of the area’s changes. Travelers often find the mix lets them see both built spots and natural paths without too much shift. BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS keeps quality high with its services, like trained drivers and expert guides.
Day 1: Cusco City Tour
Day 2: Sacred Valley Of the Inkas – Cusco
Day 3: Cusco – Piskacucho – Wayllabamba
Day 4: Wayllabamba – Warmiwañusca – Paqaymayu
Day 5: Paqaymayu – Chaq´Icocha – Wiñaywayna
Day 6: Wiñaywayna – Machupicchu – Cusco
Day 7: Transfer to the Airport
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The tour opens with arrival at Cusco Airport, where reception happens and transfer goes to the hotel. There, coca tea helps with the height. Morning stays open for rest, and a small lunch fits at the hotel or close spots. Afternoon leaves for city tour, with entry to historical places and exhibits. Visit starts at Main square for public area. Cathedral shows colonial work. Koricancha acts as sun temple from Inca times. Route goes to close Inca sites like Sacsayhuaman for stone defense. Q’enko has rock cuts for ceremonies. Puka Pukara checks entry. Tambomachay leads water from springs. Tour ends around 6:30 p.m. at square for meal at local dining before night. No foods included.
Breakfast at hotel. Pickup at 8:15 a.m. for full day in Urubamba Valley. Pisac market has color mix from goods and clothes, time to talk with makers and buy handmade things. Valley 31 kilometers from Cusco at 2970 meters above sea level. Pisac at entry. Ollantaytambo next, lived since Inca, paths and water lines same as then. Lunch in usual spot with natural local organics; international extra cost—ask reservations. After, look at Ollantaytambo Inca sites, guides explain detailed. Then Chincheros, Inca construction. Back Cusco around 6:00 p.m. Breakfast and lunch included.
We will leave from Cusco and travel to Urubamba where we will stop briefly at Ollaytaytambo where you can buy last minute gear and personal needing, then we move on to Piskacuchu (Km 82) and the start of the Inca Trail. We will have lunch at Miskay and relax a bit before hiking to our first campsite. Huayllabamba,Along the way we will see the first and the biggest archeological site of the inka trail patallaqta.
We’ll start the day, early in the morning, just to take advantage of the shade of the mountains ,its much better to hike up to the highest point of the Inca Trail. Here, we can literally see the various ecological zones and microclimates, which make up the area, mapped out in front of us. We will cross the Warmiwañusca pass at 4,200 meters/13,780 feet above sea level. After lunch we will continue on to the Pacaymayo campsite, where we will enjoy dinner and a well deserved rest.
begins with a nutritious breakfast and then a 45-minute hike up to the second highest pass on the Trail (3,850 meters/12,631 feet above sea level), and along the way we will visit the Runcuracay archeological site. During the day’s hike, we will also visit the Sayacmarca and Phuyupatamarca quechuan archeological sites . After lunch we will head to the Wiñaywayna site , where we will spend our last night on the inka Trail.
After an early breakfast, we begin the final leg of the trek to the lost city of Machupicchu. First, we will hike to Inti Punku (“Sun Gate”), where we will take in an inspiring and panoramic view of the Machupicchu citadel. After a short hike down to Machupicchu, we will register and then enjoy a 2-hours guided tour of the sanctuary-city. After the tour of Machupicchu, we will take the bus down or walk to Aguas Calientes where we will enjoy a buffet lunch and free time to enjoy the town before returning to cusco by train.
Breakfast in your hotel. At the designated time you will be picked up from your hotel and transferred to the airport for your departing flight.
You will be assisted at the airport before you board your plane.
| Service Type | Price per Person | Required Pre-payment | Notes |
| Group Service | $1250 | $200 | With up to 12, shares mules tents |
| Private Service | $1450 | $250 | For your group only, own guide transport |
Cusco areas see 5-20 degrees Celsius days, drop to 0 at night in dry May-October. Trail passes can have snow, wind strong at 4000 meters. Rain more November-April, makes paths wet. A cold pass once had me add layers fast, so watch forecasts.
Cusco residents share Quechua stories over meals. Valley Pisac folks welcome at markets, explain cloth makes. Trail communities live simple, value land. A hiker learned stone work from local, nice tie.
Dishes have potatoes, corn from grows, like soups on trail. Cusco vendors grilled meats under $2, Pisac fruits low. Organics usual, international pizza $5-10 extra; ask spots. Light helps height.
Cusco square daily life no cost. Pisac overlooks open. Aguas Calientes river walks free. One: Ollantaytambo paths Inca water no fee.
Cusco eateries set meals $3-5. Pisac stalls empanadas under $2. Daily specials good. Recall $1.50 Cusco soup fueled day.
| Month | Avg Temp (°C) | Rain (mm) | Trek Stats | Tips |
| Jan | 8-18 | 150 | Wet paths | Waterproof |
| Apr | 10-20 | 50 | Clear | Mild walks |
| Jul | 5-15 | 10 | Cold nights | Layers |
| Oct | 8-18 | 50 | Good views | Sun cream |
Layers: t-shirts jackets, pants for protect. Dry May-October hats sun, gloves cold. Wet November-April sealed boots, quick-dry. Avoid cotton wet. Height scarves wind. Solid shoes key. 70% travelers say layers best.
Easy with 4-6 hour walks uneven, balance need. Height slow; 15% mild sick, teas help. No hard, doctor for breath. 3 liters water day. Tale: friend paced pass, made it rewarding.
This Cusco Inka trail Machupicchu package lasts 7 days and 6 nights, with time for slow adjustment to height and daily hikes without too much rush. Groups hold up to 12 people, which lets guides answer questions one by one and keeps camps easy to set. This size also makes walks feel less crowded on the path.
The trail reaches 4700 meters or 15418 feet at passes like Warmiwañusca, with climbs that go slow to let air adjustment. Easy level means hikes of 4-6 hours a day on uneven ground, fit for people with basic walk habit but no hard sports. Get ready by practice walks at home to handle the steps.
Private transportation owned by BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS covers moves from Cusco to trail start and back, with drivers who have high training for mountain roads. Bus to Machupicchu from Aguas Calientes is official. Train back lets pick: PeruRail has more times for flex, Inca Rail gives better looks at land.
Guides know how to lead people from all countries, speak Spanish and English plus more, with years on these tourist paths to give clear talks on Inca sites and Andean ways. They make sure everyone gets the facts right during hikes and stops.
Meals use natural local organic ingredients for energy on trail, like 3 breakfasts with grains and fruits. International cooking can be set at extra payments based on the spot; talk to BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS reservations to fit what you like or need for diet.
One of our staff keeps watch on your moves all time, ready to change if need. First aid kit has things for cuts or height sick, guides trained to handle, private transportation checked for safe. Mules carry loads so you walk light.
Tents for 4 but used for 2 give space for gear and rest, with air mattress for comfort on ground. Camps at places like Wayllabamba have dining tents. One night in Aguas Calientes hotel has beds and baths for recovery. All set for the setting to let good sleep after days.
Yes, pick PeruRail for its many departure times that fit your plan, or Inca Rail for cars with big windows that let more looks at the valley on the way to Ollantaytambo. This lets you match to how tired you feel after the site.
Sites like Patallaqta, Runcuracay, Sayacmarca get full talks from guides on their builds for defense or ceremonies, how Incas fit stones without gaps, and links to star watching. Guides use their route know to make it clear and tie to Andean life now.
Yes, days have free parts like morning rest in Cusco or time at Aguas Calientes after site, so you can add things like hot springs or extra looks without change to group plan.
On hikes, llamas or birds like condors possible in high parts, guides point them and tell how they live in the area. Not always, but adds to the land feel.
Pack layers for cold nights at camps and warm days on paths, waterproof for rain that can come fast. The plan goes from city to trail, so adjust as height changes.
Yes, at Pisac market talk with makers about their goods, or on trail see farmers, all with respect to learn real Andean ways without push.
First aid kit covers small like blisters from walks, guides know close help spots, your insurance helps for big, staff can set fast move if need in far trail parts.
This 7-day covers 13 spots with trail hikes and city starts, more full than quick Cusco trips. BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS own transports and guides make it safe and deep, over rivals’ short plans that skip camps.
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From November to January — especially in December — Machu Picchu Circuit 2 tickets, the most complete and popular route we usually include, are sold out on many dates.
For new bookings with departures during these months, if Circuit 2 is not available for your travel date, we will secure Circuit 3 first (lower urban sector with a longer, more immersive walk) or, if that is also unavailable, Circuit 1 (upper panoramic area with the iconic postcard view). All options are subject to availability.
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