2 Day Short Inca Trail Hike to Machu Picchu

Short description 2 day Inca Trail hike to Machu Picchu

The 2-day Inca Trail hike to Machu Picchu is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Peru. Every year, thousands of people flock to Machu Picchu to catch a glimpse of the ancient ruins. For most visitors, the Inca Trail is the only way to reach the site.

The trail is a network of hiking paths that wind through the Andean Mountains. It spans a distance of nearly 26 miles and reaches an altitude of 13,000 feet. The trail includes several sections of steep inclines and descent, as well as a number of Inca ruins along the way. The journey can be completed in two days, but many hikers choose to take their time and enjoy the scenery.

The Short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is the perfect way to experience all that Machu Picchu has to offer. The trail is shorter and less strenuous than the standard Inca Trail, making it ideal for first-time hikers or those with limited time.

The tour includes all of the highlights of the standard Inca Trail, including a visit to Inti Punku (the Sun Gate), Huayna Picchu, and Machu Picchu itself. In addition, the 2-day Short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu offers a unique opportunity to interact with local people.

The trail passes through several small villages, giving hikers a chance to explore Peruvian culture and learn about traditional customs. Best of all, the 2-day Inca Trail hike is led by experienced guides who are passionate about sharing their knowledge of Machu Picchu. They will ensure that your journey is safe and unforgettable. So what are you waiting for? Book your Short Inca Trail tour!

• You will walk along the cobbled paths of the Classic Inca Trail and marvel at the magnificent examples of Inca architecture.
• Spectacular guide in Machu Picchu, which is believed to still keep a lot of mystery to discover and observe the Andean flora and fauna
• Join a typical Peruvian family for a delicious home-cooked meal and an educational cultural experience.
• Admire in awe the magnificent Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, which served as a communication and transit network at the time of the Inca empire.
• Visit the breathtaking ancient fortress of Machu Picchu, often known as the “Lost City of the Incas,” to see the pinnacle of Inca genius.
• This short Inca Trail Tour trip will take the Expedition or Voyager train that will take you to kilometer 104 and on the return trip on the second day, you will board the Vistadome panoramic trains with spacious seats and large windows to admire the impressive landscape.

Day by Day Short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu

Day 1: Cusco – Ollantaytambo – Chachabamba (km 104) – Sun Gate – Machu Picchu – Aguas Calientes

Hiking distance: 15 km
Trail head elevation: 2680m/8792ft
Machupicchu elevation: 2400meters/7873ft
Hiking difficulty: moderate
Weather: warm

Day 2: Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu – Cusco

Hiking distance: 15 km
Trail head elevation: 2700m/8792ft
Machupicchu elevation: 2400meters/7873ft
Hiking difficulty: Easy
Duration: 3-4 hours tour in Machu Picchu

Short Inca Trail 2 day Maps

The short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is a two-day journey that spans approximately 12 kilometers (6 miles). Each day hikers will traverse a total of 5 or 6 hours hike, with an elevation gain of roughly 2,700 meters (8,900 feet). This short and steep trek is considered moderately difficult. The short Inca Trail passes through archaeological sites; Chachabamba site, Wiñay huayna, Intipata, and Inti Punku or Sungate several small archaeological sites as well as remote areas in the Andes Mountains, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Hikers should plan to take short breaks throughout the day so they can enjoy their surroundings and appreciate the beauty of this incredible Inca Trail Tour.

Check more maps of  2 day short Inca Trail hike to Machu Picchu – Km 104 (altitude maps, Google Maps)

Difficulty of the 2 day Short Inca Trail hike to Machu Picchu

The short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is a two-day adventure 5 to 6 hours for the hike approximately that takes hikers through some stunningly beautiful nature, as well as giving them a glimpse of the ancient civilization of the Incas. While the trail is short, it can be a challenging hike due to the unforgiving terrain, altitude, and other factors.

The short Inca Trail is a physically moderate trek which requires some level of fitness and experience in order to complete it. It is important to be aware that the short Inca Trail involves going up and down steep slopes, as well as navigating slippery terrain. Additionally, there a pass at high altitude where hikers will have to deal with the effects of altitude sickness, such as shortness of breath and rapid heart rate. Therefore, it is essential to Acclimatization 2 or 3 days in the city of Cusco, the Sacred Valley or Ollantaytambo, and be prepared for all eventualities when planning to hike the short Inca Trail. Ultimately, with some good physically preparation and the right equipment, you will enjoy an unforgettable experience on one of the great short trekking routes in South America. Read more: About The Ultimate Guide to Training for the Inca Trail

Short Inca Trail Permits 2023

If you’re interested in experiencing this incredible journey and you want to know about the 2 day Inca Trail hike available on the real time 2023, contact our team by WhatsApp at +51 916265872 or fill out our Request Information form and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible. This unforgettable 2 day adventure awaits!

What should I pack for the 2 day Inca Trail hike?

Are you planning on hiking the 2 day Inca Trail to Machu Picchu? If so, congratulations! This is sure to be an amazing and unforgettable experience. But before you set off on your 2-day trek, there are a few things you should pack in your backpack.

Essential: Immigration card, Small backpack), Water bottles, Mountain shoes (light by recommendation), Passport, Student card (if you booked as a student)

Travel bag: Absorbent shirts, walking pants, Warm jacket preferably, feather, Sun hat, Flashlight for personal use, Waterproof jacket, Garbage bag (for garbage), Sleeping bag preferably feather

Toiletries: Repellents, Gel alcohol, Toilet paper, personal medication, Sunscreen

Is this 2 Inca Trail Tour right for you?

This is an active hike. Our small group covers a lot of ground on the first day in the Inca Trail 2 days, and we spend four to five hours on our feet during the tours. The speed is moderate. Bus and Train transfers are necessary during the trip. On the first day of our Walk in the 2 day trek to Machu picchu , you will need to walk on rocky terrain or up and down steep hills. Please note that walking sticks must be carried in a backpack and cannot be used at various locations around the ancient site when visiting Machu Picchu. Walking sticks must have rubbing prescriptions on the tip to be allowed into the Machu Picchu Historic Site.

Special Discount – Sacred Valley Tour

Sacred Valley Of the Incas: 120 usd

Live the experience full day in the Sacred valley of the Incas. This is something you may do either before or after your Inca Trail Tour. All you need to do is meet with our sales team for the special discount

Itinerary

  Day 1: Hiking to Machu Picchu

Our 2 day Inca Trail hike to Machu Picchu, will start with the pick up from your hotel at 4 a.m., to drive to Ollantaytambo in a 2 hour trip by private car. You may save 1.5 hours of journey time from Cusco by sleeping the night before in Ollantaytambo near the train station. If you took a trip the day before, such as the Sacred Valley, you might ask to be dropped off at Ollantaytambo and spend the night in a hotel there. You may be picked up by Altitude Experience from any point in the Sacred Valley or Cusco.

We take a bus for one hour and thirty minutes from Cusco to Ollantaytambo railway station, where we join the trains and ride down the Urubamba River until we reach mile 104, Chachabamba (located in the cloud forest). We’ll immediately go to the Chachabamba checkpoint to begin your short Inca Trail trek. Please be aware that in order to get through the checkpoint, you will need your original passport. You will have enough time to warm up, use the toilet, and prepare for the climb.

As soon as we arrive to this point we will cross a bridge to the check in point and show your passports then we will start walk into the other side of the Vilcanota river the trail heads off to the right towards the ruins of Chachabamba, see the stone altar to the sun and the mountains a sacred rock for locals. After a visit in Chachabamba, we`ll continue the trail heads south and begin climbing the mountain, before entering the cloud forest. After hiking in the sun for about three hours, the trail descends into a shaded forest. This is where trekkers can enjoy a beautiful waterfall. After leaving the waterfall and forest, trekkers will arrive at the lower part of the incredible ruins of Wiñaywayna.

Winay wayna, also known as “the spot that never gets old,” is one of the most picturesque Inca sites on the Inca Trail, and it is reached after 4 hours of moderate uphill hiking on the first portion of the Short Inca Trail. While taking in breathtaking vistas of the Andes, we will spend some time exploring this magnificent ancient site. After refueling with a packed lunch and some beverages, we’ll continue our climb to the Sun Gate where you’ll get your first look of the Lost City of the Incas—a truly spectacular sight. When the throng from Machu Picchu have dispersed and we get to Sun Gate about 3 or 4 pm, you will be able to appreciate this location alone.

It takes another hour of magnificent downhill walking from the Sun Gate to Machu Picchu. Afternoon arrival to Machu Picchu will give us the rare chance to see the city virtually deserted. The weather is ideal for taking pictures today! then ride the bus to Aguas Calientes, have supper there, and spend the night at a three-star hotel.

The town’s best restaurants serve dinner, and your hotel is situated in an upscale area with a private bathroom, hot showers, WiFi, and stunning views.

Maximum Altitude Point: 4,100 (13,436 ft)
Total Distance: 10 km (7,736 miles)
Estimated Walking Time: 8 hours
Meals Included: Lunch and dinner
Accommodations: Hotel***

Day 2: The Most Important Day – Machu Picchu

We must rise extremely early on the last day of our brief Short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu journey to get ready for the highlight, a visit to Machu Picchu. We are going to take the first bus up at approx 05.20 am and arrive at the ruin`s gate before 06.00 am when the Park is open.

This time is not still so crowded yet so we take advantage of the tranquility of this sacred site; Guided Tour of Machu picchu. This enigmatic city is explored for Approx 2 hrs and their mysteries and archaeological information will be explained by your expert guide, ( you generally have approx 6 hrs extra free time but depends on train timetables in high season.

Once our tour in Machupicchu is over, we will go down to aguas calientes, you will have a brief meeting with your guide, you will have free time in Aguas Calientes, it is very important to be 30 minutes before your Vistadome train departure. Once you take your train to ollantaytambo, our driver will be waiting in ollantaytambo to make your transfer to your hotel in Cusco.

Meals Included: Breakfast Only

What’s Included?

Included 

Pick up: From the airport (send fly details)

Local Guides: Professional English Speaking Tour Guide

 Briefing: We will have an information session, you will receive a travel bag, the bag must not exceed 13 lbs and must include a sleeping bag and air mattress

 Permits: All permits Are guaranteed according to availability, As soon as we receive your details and deposit, we will purchase your permits.

 Transportation: Transportation is included in the entire journey, both bus and train, from the point of departure to the point of return. If you have any suggestions for a train service let me know. Additionally, your round trip bus ticket from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu will be included.

 Food: Our staff cook so delicious, our meals are typical and traditional, we respect all food restrictions, if you have any restrictions let me know.

 Hotel***: We have a selection of hotels, great service and accommodation (if you have any suggestions let us know).

 Water: From your first day you will be provided with water, for your walks, this water is boiled, it is necessary to bring personal water bottles.

 First Aid: Our team is trained in first aid, in case of emergency we manage an emergency plan if necessary for the promptest and fastest possible attention

Transfers: Free shuttle to airport, round trip

Travel bags: you will be delivered our travel bags, where you will take your clothes and other personal items, taken out sleeping and mat. With a maximum weight of 7 kilos.

 Extras: We believe that personalized attention is a plus for us, so small details for us is very important. For them we are committed to creating the real experience towards machupicchu

 Satellite Phones: For us security is very important, keeping our customers safe is our priority, we have satellite phones for emergencies and emergencies that require communication. Our team has a satellite phone

 Taxes and Fees: All taxes and permit fees associated with this trek are included in the listed price.

Day by day Inclusion 2-day Machu Picchu hike

Day 1: Cusco – Ollantaytambo – Chachabamba (104 km) – Wiñaywayna – Machu Picchu – Aguas Calientes

Briefing in your hotel the night before of your hike to provide the duffle bags.
Pick up from your hotel to begin the hike to 2 day inca trail.
Storage if you have extra luggage.
Drive to Ollantaytambo train station in our bus.
Train ticket expeditions or voyager.
Entrance ticket to the short inca trail to machu picchu.
Snack for hiking.
Lunch in the trail
Dinner in Aguas Calientes with hot drinks
Hotel *** in Aguas Calientes town to stay tonight for two people.

Day 2: Machu Picchu tour – Return to Cusco

Early breakfast in your Hotel
Entrance ticket to Machu Picchu
Guided tour of Machu Picchu citadel
Bus ticket rund trip from aguas calientes to Machu Picchu citadel.
Vistadome Train with great views.
Bus transfer back to your hotel in Cusco.

Not Included

 Huayna Picchu: The mountain that is next to machupicchu, has a duration of about 50 minutes, is quite enpina The walk, has a cost of 75 usd, to be able to get permission for this mountain you must do it a month in advance due to popularity

Rentals: Every traveler needs a sleeping bag when camping. Inflatable air mattresses and walking sticks are recommended. If you do not wish to bring any of the above, all are available for rent:

Inflatable air mattress : $ 15

Walking sticks: $ 10

Sleeping bag: $ 20

Backpacks for the Day: the agency does not provide backpacks, so you must bring your own. Note; Machupicchu does not allow backpacks over 25 lb.

Tips: Tips are always considered, and should be based on your travel satisfaction (not mandatory).

Travel insurance: Travel insurance is recommended, but not mandatory, normally many people get sick with altitude sickness, so we recommend adapting 1 day or 2 days.

Price

The 2-day Inca Trail hike can be done on any date that works best for you as long as we have a minimum of two people!

Group price 

• Price per person: USD $ 550.00

Private Tours

• Price per person: USD $ 600.00

Discounts 

• Student discount: The student discount applies only to people who present their valid UNIVERSITY CARD. Children under 17 years of age or younger. To grant the discount we need you to send us a copy of the university card. For children 17 and under, we need a passport copy for booking. Discount: $ 20 off per person
• Discount for groups of 5 or more: Our 5% group discount applies from 5 participants or more.

Optional Extras with additional fee

• Ticket fee for Huayna Picchu: USD $ 70.00 per person.
• Ticket fee for Machu Picchu Mountain: USD $ 70.00 per person.
• Vistadome Train Service: USD $ 65.00 per person and per way.

Important Information

Please read the following information carefully as it will help you answer any questions you may have about our services and the Inca Trail 2 Days to Machu Picchu.

Where is the short Inca Trail 2 days hike?

The short Inca Trail 2 days tour is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that takes visitors to some of the most breathtaking and mysterious sites of Peru. Hiking along the short Inca Trail leads travelers through lush green vegetation and magnificent mountain scenery, all the while tracing in footsteps of explorers past on an ancient road built by theIncas hundreds of years ago. The short trail starts Km 104 or Chachabamba  and ends at the only surviving city of the Incan empire: Machu Picchu. Alongside world-renowned mountain views, travelers have many opportunities to explore local ruins like Chachabamba, Wiñayhuayna, Sun Gate (Intipunku). Not only does this tour contain stunning natural beauty, but it allows travelers to immerse themselves in history, culture, and mythology as they journey down this mythic road connecting lost cities with each other—and with you. With its captivating landscapes, fascinating heritage, and relatively short.

How many miles is the 2 day Inca Trail hike?

For travelers looking for an unforgettable adventure, the 2-day Inca Trail hike could be the perfect option. Spanning a total of 10 miles (16 km) across 2 days, this epic journey takes hikers from the Sacred Valley of Ollantaytambo to the mystical Incan ruins of Machu Picchu. The trail begins with an easy climb that gradually increases in difficulty as it winds its way through lush cloud forest and dense jungle foliage. As you ascend, you will pass through two stunning archaeological sites – Wiñay Huayna and Sun gate (Intipunku) – before culminating in the remarkable innovation engineering that created Machu Picchu’s many terraces and walls. Along this amazing 2-day journey, you will be rewarded with sweeping views of the majestic Andes Mountains and a historically significant reminder of all that was accomplished by the Inca empire centuries ago. From its expansive vistas to its unparalleled cultural insights, trekking 10 miles over 2 days on the Inca Trail is a once-in-a-lifetime experience like no other.

Why should I hike the short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu?

Have you ever wanted to explore one of the world’s most iconic destinations? If so, then take a Short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu – Peru’s famous and mysterious citadel! On this 2 day trail you’ll experience some of the most stunning landscape in the entire world, as well as visit two incredible Inca ruins and climb challenging passes. You are treated to majestic views from top of mountains, witnessing all the spectacular natural wonders this magnificent Cusco region has to offer. A 2-day Inca Trail hike also allows for more time for acclimation due to the shorter distances covered during the hike. By taking this shorter option instead of a 4-day trail, you won’t compromise your safety or risk any health-related issues that might come with hiking at such high altitude. Not only that, but you will still have plenty of time to visit other beautiful sights in Cusco and towns in the sacred valley, both before and after your 2 day trek. For an unforgettable experience forged through amazing cultural history and virgin nature walks alongside stunning views, don’t miss out on a 2 day Inca Trail trek to Machu Picchu!

How difficult is the short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu?

For the adventurous traveler, a Short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu 2 days is one of the most rewarding journeys in South America. The strenuous trail crosses rugged terrain and ancient archaeological sites, making it a truly immersive experience. However, many tend to underestimate its difficulty when deciding whether or not to take on this incredible challenge. It should be noted that due to its trekking terrain, the 2-day Inca Trail can be challenging for even experienced hikers. Every attempt requires dedication, endurance and flexibility in case of delays or sudden changes in weather conditions. There are many steep height passes up to 10 thousand feet above sea level so you need to be physically fit and properly equipped in order to enjoy the hike without any difficulties or risks such as mountain sickness. The 2-day Inca Trail may not be easy but with proper preparation – from choosing the right equipment, itineraries and guided tours – it promises an incre How long does it take to hike the short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu?dibly rewarding experience for anyone brave enough to take on this adventure!

How long does it take to hike the short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu?

This short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu offers an amazing adventure, where visitors can experience incredible views, get a true sense of Peruvian culture and discover ancient Incan ruins. Even better – it only takes two full days the hike, within 6 or 7 hours hike by day! Although short hikes like this may seem easy, they are still physically demanding. The terrain is rugged in places and will test your endurance. Despite its short duration, this trek is incredibly rewarding. Throughout its winding paths you’ll find ancient terraces, jungles filled with exotic wildlife, mist-shrouded mountains and stunning waterfalls – all culminating at Machu Picchu’s iconic ruins. If you’re looking for an adventure that won’t take days or months to complete but still provides a first-rate experience like no other, look no further than the short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. It’s two days packed with breath-taking landscapes, incomparable history and everlasting memories – all compacted into a spectacular itinerary that won’t break your bank account or destroy your legs!

What are the best times of year to hike the short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu?

If you’re planning to make this remarkable journey in 2-day Inca Trail hike, it’s important to consider when is best for you to go. April through October are considered the best times of year for several reasons. For starters, this window falls within Peru’s dry season, meaning that you can expect slightly less rainfall than during other months. Additionally, if you plan your trip towards rainy season between November to April time you may even get a glimpse snow-capped mountains in their full splendor. Finally,during this period there will be fewer crowds at both trailhead sites—Kilometer 104 and Chachabamba—as well as while exploring Machu Picchu itself.

Are there any dangers I should be aware of when hiking the short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu?

While the 2-day Inca Trail hike to Machu Picchu is one of the most popular hikes in Peru, it isn’t without its dangers. First and foremost, elevation sickness can be a real issue for hikers who aren’t used to travelling at high altitudes. If you’re planning on trekking this trail, make sure to give yourself plenty of time to acclimatize and don’t try to rush too far or too quickly through dangerous terrain before your body has adjusted. There is also the chance of running into wildlife such as bears; if you do encounter any of these animals, stay calm and respect their surroundings. Finally, remember that as beautiful as this experience may be, safety still comes first. With proper preparation and careful consideration of potential dangers, you can enjoy a safe and exciting 2 day hike along the Inca Trail on your way to Machu Picchu.

How many days in advance do I have to arrive in Cusco before the 2 day Inca Trail hike?

The 2-day Inca Trail hike to Machu Picchu is certainly a journey you’ll never forget. However, it’s important to plan ahead so that you can make the most out of your expedition. Although the 2-day hike itself only takes 2 days, it is advisable to arrive in Cusco at least 2 or 3 days in advance. That extra day will give you plenty of time to adjust to high altitudes, stock up on supplies, and get acquainted with the area. Additionally, if there are any unforeseen delays or unexpected issues, you won’t be rushed for time on the day of departure. Of course, those extra few days will also allow you to fully appreciate all that the awesome city of Cusco has to offer before heading out into the wilds of Peru! So don’t wait – start making plans for your 2-day short Inca Trail adventure today and give yourself an extra day as a buffer just in case.

What should I pack for the 2 day Inca Trail hike?

Are you planning on hiking the 2 day Inca Trail hike to Machu Picchu? If so, congratulations! This is sure to be an amazing and unforgettable experience. But before you set off on your 2-day trek, there are a few things you should pack in your backpack.

Essential: Immigration card, Small backpack), Water bottles, Mountain shoes (light by recommendation), Passport, Student card (if you booked as a student)

Travel bag: Absorbent shirts, walking pants, Warm jacket preferably, feather, Sun hat, Flashlight for personal use, Waterproof jacket, Garbage bag (for garbage), Sleeping bag preferably feather

Toiletries: Repellents, Gel alcohol, Toilet paper, personal medication, Sunscreen

How do I get a permit to hike the Inca Trail 2 days?

A permit not only grants you access to this incredible site, but also helps protect it for future generations. While the 2-day journey along the Short Inca Trail does not require as much advanced planning as classic 4 days walks, permits are still necessary and are limited every day. To obtain a permit, has contact with us authorized trekking agency and provide information about your itinerary. With all of these elements in place, you’ll be well on your way to embark on a journey along the 2 day Inca Trail and unlock one of the world’s most mesmerizing sites. So don’t hesitate any longer, take the steps now to get a permit and make Machu Picchu part of your bucket list!

Where can i book the Classic Inca Trail 2 days Trek?

FIRST, to book your Inca Trail trek 2 days to Machu Picchu, please fill out our booking form by clicking on BOOK NOW on our homepage or by clicking here.

Please have the following information on hand (FROM EACH PARTICIPANT in your group). We will be unable to purchase an Inca Trail permit unless we have the following information:

Personal data (your full name, exactly as it appears on your passport):

Gender

Number on a passport

Date of Birth (dd / mm / yyyy)

Nationality

*** We need copies of each participant’s passport to book Inca Trail permits!

SECOND, in order to purchase a permit for the Classic Inca Trail, we require a deposit of $211.00 USD per person. You can deposit by clicking on the VISA or PAYPAL symbols at the top of our home page, or on the VISA or PAYPAL symbols on our booking page.

Where is the Balance?

If you want to avoid the high credit card fees in Peru, you can pay in cash at our Cusco office (in US dollars or Peruvian soles). To withdraw money, there are numerous ATMs located throughout the historical district. You can also pay online with Paypal }, but there is a 5.5% service fee charged by VISA and PAYPAL. To pay your balance via PAYPAL.

Do I need my original passport for the 2 days Inca Trail to Machu Picchu?

Yes! You must bring your original passport, with the same passport number that you used to book your Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu permit with us. When you enter Machu Picchu, the Inca Trail, and board the train, your passport will be checked. If you are renewing your passport, send us a copy of your old passport to secure your permit, and we will change it once you receive your new passport. If this is the case, please send us a copy of your newly issued passport as soon as possible.

Short Inca Trail 2 Days

This 2-day Inca Trail Tour with a hotel allows you to explore Wiñay wayna, one of the most beautiful sites on the way to Machu Picchu. Before going, get a bite to eat and then walk through the Sun Gate to get your first glimpse of the Lost City of the Incas. You’ll proceed down to the town of Aguas Calientes for a spectacular meal, you’ll have dinner at a popular restaurant in Aguas Calientes. This 1-day trip and the following day spent in Machu Picchu are memorable for those who desire a taste of hiking in the Andes.

If you are new to trekking or have a limited amount of time, the short Inca Trail or two-day Inca Trail is an excellent option. The Short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is a one-day trip that covers the final section of the Inca Trail that leads to Machu Picchu. We will begin on Km 104 following a train travel, rather than Km 82 as in the classic version.

This one-day Inca trek allows you to enter Machu Picchu directly from the trail, which is a once-in-a- experience your life. The second day will be spent on a guided walking tour of Machu Picchu, which is a fantastic way to experience the area while also providing a fun challenge for those new to hiking. You’ll also get to see the ancient parks of 140 km, Wiñay Wayna, and Intipunku or Sun Gate during this 2-day journey to Machu Picchu.

Are tips mandatory in the 2 day inca trail to macho picchu?

If you are satisfied with the services provided, a tip is appreciated, though it is not required. While it may not be customary in your country, it is extremely important for the people who will be looking after you during your journey. It inspires excellent service and is ingrained in the tourism industry in many AltitudExperience Peru destinations. Of course, you are free to tip however much you want, based on your perception of the quality and duration of your trip. Remember that tipping is optional and should only be given when you receive exceptional service.