Transfer from Hotel in Lima to airport and upon arrival to Cuzco airport, greeting and transfer to Hotel. Time to acclimatize to high altitude with coca leaf p.m guided city tour around Cuzco to the near by Incas ruins. KenKo, Pucapucara, Tambomachay and Sacsayhuaman return to hotel .overnight.

Early departure for train ride to Kilometer 104 and follow the trail for six hours to the spectacular view of Machu Picchu from Inti Punku, The gate of the Sun. From here we descend into the world famous “Lost City”. We sleep in Hot spring hotel .Overnight.

Early departure to go to Machupicchu where you will enjoy an early morning visit to Machupicchu ruins, spending the day in both guided and individual exploration. After we visit the most fascinating features of this astounding and mysterious Inca settlement, some will want to take the optional hike to Wayna Picchu - (Young Mountain) an amazing overview of the site, while other may prefer to investigate Machu Picchu’s multitude of hidden nooks and corners. After a full experience of this glorious site, we return to Hot springs and board the return train to Cusco. Transfer to the hotel .Overnight.

• A good sleeping bag. (Sleeping bags may be rented by request, rental   is $15.00 per night).
• Day pack or fanny pack... for daily items and camera. (A SMALL duffle    bag is supplied by the outfitter for the majority of your gear that will    be carried by a porter.)
• Comfortable walking shoes.
• Rain jacket or rain poncho.
• Canteen or plastic water bottle.
• Warm jacket for cool evenings.
• Wool sweater.
• Wool or flannel shirt.
• Pants (two short and two long for the evenings).
• T-shirts or light cotton shirt.
• Hat with brim.
• Flashlight (the campsite has its own light but you will need this in your    tent).
• Personal medications.
• Binoculars.
• Camera and film.
• Towel & toiletries.
• Plastic bag for wet or dirty clothes.
Regulations on the Inca Trail
Only 500 persons are permitted to start the Inca Trail per day. This includes visitors, porters, cooks, and guides. It is therefore essential to make the Inca Trail reservations well in advance. Each reservation request must include complete names, nationality, date of birth, passport number and the program (5, 4 or 2 days) that you desire.

Note: Park authorities may occasionally designate different campsites than those indicated.