Explore Choquequirao & Machu Picchu 5 Days

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Explore Choquequirao and Machu Picchu, following in the footsteps of the Incas, and experience breathtaking adventures in the heart of the Andean lands of Peru.

This trek will take you to two of the main archaeological sites in the area of Cusco: Choquequirao and Machu Picchu. The legends and lore of the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu are already all over the world. Since its rediscovery by Hiram Bingham in July 1911, the citadel has been a subject of discussion and research, and finally in 1981 the Peruvian government established it as the Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu, which in 1983 was recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Although much evidence of writings and stories about Machu Picchu can be found, little is known about Choquequirao, the lost city of the Incas.

Choquequirao, which means «Cradle of Gold», is a magnificent archaeological complex located in the Vilcabamba mountain range in the Cusco region. It is thought that this mountain range was the last refuge of the Incas resisting the conquest; led by Manco Inka II.

On our trek, we’ll enjoy the spectacular geography, native flora and fauna, inter-Andean valleys and cloud forest. The temperature on this trek can range from a minimum of 5ºC at night to a maximum of 25ºC during the day.

Tour highlights!

Embark on unforgettable adventures amidst the stunning landscapes of the Andes.
Explore the awe-inspiring archaeological site of Choquequirao.
Engage with local communities and learn about traditional agricultural techniques of the Peruvian Andes.
Indulge in the flavors of Peruvian gastronomy.
Respect and preserve the environment, archaeological sites, and local customs.
Discover the enigmatic Machu Picchu citadel.

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Day 1: Cusco - Cachora - Chiquisca - Playa Rosalina - Santa Rosa

At 5:00am, we’ll leave in a private vehicle to the northwest of Cusco. On the way, we’ll pass the famous Pampa de Anta or Yawar Pampa (also known as the blood pampas, due to the fierce battle between the Incas and the Chankas for the possession of the city of Cusco). Next, we’ll descend to the warm village of Limatambo (2,600 m), where the archaeological site of Tarawasi is located. We’ll continue towards the Cunyac Bridge over the Apurimac River, the natural boundary between the Cusco and Apurimac regions, and will follow the road to the settlement of Curahuasi, famous for its aromatic liquor: Macerado de Anis. Then, we’ll make a short stop in San Pedro de Cachora village (2,800 m) in case you need to get some last minute things before arriving at our final stop of Capuliyoq (2,800 m), where we’ll meet our muleteers, and begin our hike to the viewpoint of Capuliyoq (2,800 m) to amaze ourselves with the spectacular view of the Apurimac canyon and Choquequirao.
We’ll descend for 4 hours along a zigzagging path, crossing scrubland and a forest of native trees called Phaty, to continue along a path and bridge called Playa Rosalina (1,550 m), which allows us to cross the Apurimac River. In the final stage of the day, we’ll make our way up a steep trail to our first night’s camp called Santa Rosa (2,100m).

Transportation time: 4h.
Walking time: 6h.
Distance: 14 Km
Difficulty level: challenging
Meals: L = lunch, D = dinner.
Overnight: tent
Climate: warm during the day with mosquitoes and moderate cold at night.
Elevation: Cusco (3,400m) – Cachora (2,850m) – Capuliyoq (2,800m) – Chiquisca (1,830m) – Playa Rosalina (1,550m) – Santa Rosa (2,100m).

Day 2: Santa Rosa - Marampata (Camping in front of Choquequirao)

After breakfast, we’ll start the trek in the middle of a mountain scenery, right in the middle of the Apurimac canyon; we’ll visit some families in Santa Rosa and taste the sugar cane that is grown in the region. Then, a steady climb will take us to the village of Marampata (2,850 m) where we’ll have lunch. From here, we’ll enjoy a magnificent view of the archaeological complex of Choquequirao (3,033 m), and part of the road we are heading for. Arriving at the site of Choquequirao, we will have a first visit to enjoy the sunset, and if lucky enough, to spot some condors flying around. Our campsite is located in Marampata.

Walking time: 7 hours.
Distance: 15 km
Difficulty time: challenging
Meals: B = breakfast, L = lunch, D = dinner
Overnight: tent
Climate: warm during the day with mosquitoes and moderate cold at night.
Elevation: Santa Rosa (2,100m) – Marampata (2,850m) – Choquequirao (3,030m).

Day 3: Choquequirao - Marampata - Playa Rosalina - Chiquisca

At dawn, in the middle of a cloud forest scenery, our guide will guide us around the rest of the Choquequirao. Currently, only 30% of Choquequirao has been discovered and can be visited. The archaeological site still keeps many secrets. We’ll have enough time to learn more about the Inca culture by visiting the houses of the Andean priests, collcas (Inca storage building), terraces, the llama sculptures sector, palaces, liturgical water fountains, the native flora and fauna among others. After this visit to one of the most representative Inca citadels of the Inca culture, we will hike back to Marampata. Then, we’ll descend to the interior of the Apurimac Canyon, we’ll go past Playa Rosalina (1,550 m) and before sunset, we’ll set up our last night camp in Chiquisca (1,830 m).

Walking time: 7h.
Distance: 16 km
Difficulty level: challenging
Meals: B = breakfast, L = lunch, D = dinner
Overnight: tent
Climate: warm during the day with mosquitoes and moderate cold at night.
Elevation: Choquequirao (3,030m) – Marampata (2,850m) – Playa Rosalina (3,030m) – Chiquisca (1,830m).

Day 4: Chiquisca - Capuliyoq - Ollantaytambo - Aguas Calientes town

This will be the last day of trekking and we’ll be able to appreciate the Apurimac canyon as we follow the trail back through the canyon to our starting point. We’ll arrive at the Capuliyoc viewpoint (2,800 m), if we are lucky we will see some condors and then have lunch with a magnificent view of the canyon and the Padreyoc peak. After lunch, we’ll take our private vehicle to Ollantaytambo from where we’ll take our train to Aguas Calientes (about 2 hours). You’ll spend the night at a hotel in town.

Transportation time: 5h.
Walking time: 4h.
Distance: 11 km
Difficulty level: moderate
Meals: B = breakfast, L = lunch, D = dinner
Overnight: hotel
Climate: warm during the day with mosquitoes and moderate cold at night.
Elevation: Chiquisca (1,830m) – Capuliyoc viewpoint (2,800m) – Ollantaytambo (3,400m) – Aguas Calientes town (2,050m).

Day 5: Aguas Calientes town - Machu Picchu - Cusco

Early in the morning, we’ll take the bus up from Aguas Calientes (2,050 m) to Machu Picchu (2,400 m). Here, there will be a 2-hour guided tour, which will allow you to appreciate the high level of development reached by the Andean civilization.
Machu Picchu demonstrates the superior knowledge achieved in Inca astronomy and astrology. You can also appreciate the understanding of the rainy and dry seasons through the solstices which were indispensable for the development of agriculture; the source of life in the Andes. Later, we’ll return by train from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo and then drive to Cusco.

Transportation time: 3h 30
Visiting time: 3h.
Difficulty level: easy
Meals: B = breakfast.
Overnight: on your own
Climate: warm during the day with mosquitoes and moderate cold at night.
Elevation: Aguas Calientes (2,050m) – Machu Picchu (2,400m) – Cusco (3,400m)

Informative briefing in your accommodation 1 or 2 days before the hike. We’ll confirm the details after booking is made.
Private transportation from your accommodation in Cusco to Capuliyoc (Cachora), the beginning of the hike.
Private transportation from Capuliyoc to Ollantaytambo train station.
Round trip bus Aguas Caliente-Machu Picchu-Aguas Calientes.
Choquequirao and Machu Picchu entrance fees.
Camping gear: 2-people professional tents (Doite Pro Aconcagua 3 or Eureka tent), mats, toilet and utility tents (toilet, kitchen and dining tents with tables and chairs).
Cook.
Kitchen gear.
Meals: breakfasts, lunches and dinner. We pay special attention to dietary restrictions (vegetarian, vegan and allergies). Meals are prepared by an expert cook and they include: pancakes, omelettes, soups, spaghetti, rice, chicken, fish, beef, fresh fruit, hot drinks (including coca leaves infusions which are great for altitude) among others.
Professional bilingual tour guide (English-Spanish). For other languages contact us in advance. Bear in mind there may be extra charges.
Boiled water to refill your water bottles.
Hand biodegradable liquid soap.
Biodegradable dishwasher for the kitchen gear.
Hot water for personal use in the camp in the morning and evening.
Hotel in Machu Picchu town (Flower’s House, Terraza de Luna or similar category hotels).
Muleteer and mules to transport the camping gear and food.
Transportation of participant’s personal bags (up to 7kg, including the sleeping bag).
A safety horse during the hike.
Duffel bag for personal use.
Communication radios.
Trekking poles.
First-aid kit (including oximeter and thermometer) and oxygen bottle.

Train services included

If you are looking for an adventure on your way to Machu Picchu at an unbeatable price, the Peru Rail Expedition train has just what you need, with all the on-board services you could wish for.
(*) The carriages of the Peru Rail Expedition train are infused with the designs of the Inca culture, making them the perfect way to begin your journey to the citadel of Machu Picchu. Peru Rail Expedition gives you the opportunity to enjoy the incredible scenery and take amazing panoramic photographs of a journey like no other.

Recommendations

The hike previously described may vary due to weather conditions, landslides, participants walking pace or other factors. Our professional guide will make the right and best decisions along the way for the benefit and safety of the group.
The Andean weather is quite unpredictable. Thus, we suggest bringing warm clothes, a hat/cap, sunglasses, a scarf, gloves, jacket, high protection sun cream and 2 liters of mineral water per person.
During this trek we’ll reach 3,033 masl. This combined with the weather conditions can make the daily hiking even harder. As to enjoy the trek better, we recommend you to be healthy and in good physical condition and to acclimatize in Cusco for at least 2 days before the trek.
We recommend our visitors to spend the first night in the village of Santa Rosa to fully enjoy the archaeological site of Choquequirao. Depending on the possibilities (walking pace, weather, etc) the guide will provide more information about the camping site.
The hike to Choquequirao should not be underestimated. Especially the second day which involves a lot of physical effort to finish the day. Combined with the altitude and the extreme dry climate and heat of 29°C average (it can be very hot), the trek can be difficult. The trail is strewn with constant ascents and descents. We strongly recommend that you first acclimatize to the altitude and be in good shape.
Camping sites: The camping sites on the route may vary from those described in our itinerary, due to the limited number of campsites that are known to the general public. Our guide and representative will recommend to the group the best option given the circumstances.

Optional services to be hired

To make the most of Machu Picchu, we suggest taking the buffet lunch at the Tinkuy, Sanctuary Lodge restaurant, located right next to the archaeological site. We also recommend the buffet lunch option at El Mapi hotel Machu Picchu by Inkaterra in Aguas Calientes.
Extra Porter / Horseman: In accordance with the law (31614) of the Ministry of Labour, the collaboration of an extra porter will be granted at the request of the client. However, the customer’s luggage must not exceed 12 kilograms. The service of an extra porter / horseman has a cost of 140 USD, which includes transportation, entrance to the Inca Trail, food and camping equipment.

Note: The group of Porters/Horsemen and horses are only present in the trekking part.

Optional train services: It is possible to travel in a superior luxury category on the Vistadome or Hiram Bingham trains; contact us for more information.

On Demand – Vistadome Train: The «Vistadome» train offers you breathtaking views during your journey to Cusco, offers fashion shows, dinners, a refined service and premium travel conditions. In addition, the carriage is built with large windows that offer unparalleled panoramic views and the possibility to take beautiful photographs. The Vistadome also has air-conditioning and heating, and ergonomic leather seats that are very comfortable after so many hours of walking. The Vistadome offers you a first class service, which will allow you to immerse yourself in the Andean culture, through the landscapes, the music, the dance and even the food carefully prepared with local ingredients.
On Demand – Hiram Bingham Train: The Hiram Bingham Train category is optional and it is a luxury service of the Orient Express, operated by the company «Peru Rail». You will experience an exceptional journey. The Hiram Bingham carriages are distinguished by their blue and gold colour, their warm and cozy interior and their elegant upholstery. The service includes 4 carriages, 2 restaurant carriages, as well as a panoramic view carriage with bar. Brunch and dinner on board are also included.

For the optional services, contact our staff to check availability.

What we recommend that you bring

An ergonomic day backpack for hiking with waterproof cover (30 or 40 liters).
A waterproof backpack otherwise requests a duffel bag at your agency for carrying your personal belongings on the horse.
Sleeping bag (-10º degrees).
Clothing for cold and hot weather.
Waterproof jacket, rain pants and light pants, rain poncho, hat or cap.
Hiking shoes.
Flip flops or sandals (for showers and hot springs in Aguas Calientes).
Wool or cotton socks.
T-shirts with short and long sleeves.
Towel easy dry and swimsuit (in case you want to relax in the hot mineral spring).
Sun block.
Anti-mosquito spray – minimum recommended 20% DEET (non-toxic – we suggest nature-friendly repellents). No malaria risk has been reported.
Anti-itch cream.
Disinfectant hand gel.
Toilet paper.
Plastic water or metal container and water-sterilizing tablets in case you pick up water from streams or rivers along the route. Otherwise, we provide filtered boiled water, which is safe to drink.
Toiletries.
Camera (wrapped in a plastic pouch).
Flashlight and spare batteries.
Snacks, like chocolate bars and dried fruits.
Original passport.
Original ISIC Student Card (in case you have applied for a student discount).
Extra money in soles.
Optional: walking sticks or poles are recommended which can help you to reduce the amount of time you spend pounding the trail, taking the pressure off your joints.

During high season (May to September), it is difficult to ensure the exact date of entry, due to the restrictions set by the Ministry of Culture to limit the number of entries to the Inca Trail and Machu Picchu; therefore, the date of entry to the Inca Trail could vary for one or two days; then we will adapt the program so you can make the most of it.
Entrance tickets to Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu mountain: To hike up Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu mountain, it is required to book well in advance, because the entrance tickets are limited to a certain number of people daily. Therefore, we’ll take care of the reservation and confirm your entrance with an additional charge of $30 USD per person.

Note: If you wish to visit any of the extra mountains, please inform us in due time before purchasing the entrance tickets to the Machu Picchu citadel.

Student card: To qualify for the 20 USD student discount, you must have a valid ISIC student card when you book, ¡not just when you arrive in Cusco! It must be valid for the current year. When booking, we need a picture of the card sent to the contact email. The Ministry of Culture is strict when verifying student cards. If you do not have a valid ISIC student card, you will be charged the regular price.
Tips: for porters, cooks and guides, tips are always welcome. Porters are also very grateful for a small donation, such as school clothes or supplies for their children.
Cancellation policy: For any cancellation; the costs already incurred by the travel agency will be at your expense. For more details on the cost of cancellations by certain participants, please refer to articles 6, 6.4 and our cancellation policies in the sales terms and conditions.

For more information, you may wish to check or consult our FAQ, Safe and Healthy Travel, and Flexible Booking with Explorandino.

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Why Book Early?

Spots for the best Machu Picchu experiences fill up fast! Securing your visit to the essential circuits of the citadel, perfect for capturing stunning photos and videos.

Machu Picchu is a UNESCO World Heritage Site (1983) and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World (2007). To protect its rich history and cultural significance, the Peruvian government enforces strict visitor limits. Plan your visit early to ensure you experience this breathtaking marvel while preserving its legacy for future generations. Don’t miss out—book now to guarantee your adventure.

Updated Machu Picchu Circuits for Better Visitor Management

The Ministry of Culture of Peru has revised the circuits in the Inca city of Machu Picchu to enhance visitor capacity management. Effective from June 1st to October 15th, and on December 30th and 31st, 2024, three new circuits comprising 10 different routes will be in place to explore Machu Picchu. These new routes aim to streamline visits and offer a better experience while preserving the integrity of this ancient site.

Visitor Capacity and Booking Information

Machu Picchu Citadel:

Daily Capacity: Ministerial Resolution N° 000528-2023-MC allows up to 4,500 visitors per day, with a potential increase to 5,600 during high season (May to September). To secure your spot, especially during peak season, book at least 3 months in advance.
Low Season (October to April): Although there may be more availability, it’s always wise to book ahead to ensure your preferred date and time.

Tourist Circuits:

Machu Picchu offers several circuits to manage the visitor flow and enhance your experience:

Circuit 1 (Panoramic)

This circuit offers the iconic postcard photo from the Guardian’s House viewpoint, with panoramic views of the main Inca structures. It is divided into 4 optional routes:

Route 1-A: Machu Picchu Mountain – Visit the Lower and Upper Platforms for views of the Vilcanota River, Waynapicchu Mountain, and the urban zone, then continue towards Machu Picchu Mountain.
Route 1-B: Upper Terrace – Explore the Lower and Upper Platforms with views of the Vilcanota River, Waynapicchu Mountain, and the urban area.
Route 1-C: Intipunku Gate (available only in high season) – Start at the Lower and Upper Platforms for scenic views, then proceed to the Intipunku Gate.
Route 1-D: Inca Bridge (available only in high season) – Begin with the Lower and Upper Platforms, followed by a path to the Inca Bridge, offering picturesque views of the Cusco rainforest.
Circuit 2 (Classic Machu Picchu)

Explore the classic route through the entire Machu Picchu citadel, perfect for capturing the iconic photo of the city. This circuit is divided into 2 sub-routes:

Route 2-A: Designed Route – Includes the Temple of the Sun viewpoint, Plaza of the Temples, Sacred Rock, and the water mirrors complex.
Route 2-B: Lower Terrace Route – Covers the Lower Platform, Granite Chaos, Plaza of the Temples, Sacred Rock, and the water mirrors complex.
Circuit 3 (Royal Machu Picchu)

Discover the lower sections of the archaeological site with this circuit, offering four optional routes to explore prominent features like the summit of Huayna Picchu, the Great Cavern, or Huchuy Picchu:

Route 3-A: Huayna Picchu Route – Begin with the Agricultural Sector, Temple of the Sun, Inca’s House, ceremonial fountains, and the Three Doorways sector. Continue to Huayna Picchu Mountain (2.4 km round trip). On the return, visit the Temple of the Condor and the water mirrors complex.
Route 3-B: Designed Royalty Route – Explore the Agricultural Sector, Temple of the Sun, Inca’s House, ceremonial fountains, Three Doorways sector, the water mirrors complex, and the Temple of the Condor.
Route 3-C: Great Cavern Route (High Season Only) – Visit the Agricultural Sector, Temple of the Sun, Inca’s House, ceremonial fountains, and the Three Doorways sector. Proceed to the Great Cavern (3 km round trip). On the return, explore the Temple of the Condor and the water mirrors complex.
Route 3-D: Huchuy Picchu Route (High Season Only) – Start with the Agricultural Sector, Temple of the Sun, Inca’s House, ceremonial fountains, and the Three Doorways sector. Continue to Huchuy Picchu Mountain (2.4 km round trip), and on the way back, visit the water mirrors complex and the Temple of the Condor.

For Better Orientation, Explore Our Circuit Maps: To enhance your visit, we provide detailed maps of the various circuits at Machu Picchu. These maps will help you navigate the site and make the most of your experience. Discover the various Machu Picchu circuits and pick the adventure that suits you best. Explore your options here.

Alternative Treks:

If Inca Trail permits are unavailable, consider these stunning alternatives:

Lares Valley Trek: A culturally rich trek through Andean villages, providing an immersive experience of local traditions and stunning natural beauty. This route also doesn’t require permits and offers a unique, off-the-beaten-path adventure.
Salkantay Trek: A challenging and scenic route offering breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks and highland landscapes. No permits are required, but early booking ensures the best spots and guides.
Choquequirao Trek, Ausangate Trek, and More: Explore the Peruvian Andes like never before with our Choquequirao and Ausangate Treks. These innovative routes uncover the rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning natural beauty of the region. Journey beyond Machu Picchu and immerse yourself in the true heart of Peru. Embark on an extraordinary adventure today!

Huayna Picchu and Machu Picchu Mountain:

Additional Hiking Options: For those seeking an extra adventure, climbing Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain offers stunning panoramic views.
Limited Tickets: To preserve these trails, daily entrance is limited. Advance booking is essential.
- Huayna Picchu Mountain: Limited to 200 people per day.
- Machu Picchu Mountain: Limited to 400 people per day.

Cost: We can handle your reservation with an additional charge of $30 USD per person.

Booking Tips:

Machu Picchu Entrance: The most sought-after entry options for Machu Picchu (Circuits 2 & 3) are in high demand and tend to sell out quickly. To secure your visit, especially during peak season (May to September), we recommend booking at least 3 months in advance.
Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain entrance: Admission options to Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain are in high demand and tend to sell out quickly. To ensure your visit, especially during the high season (May to September), we recommend booking at least 3 months in advance.
High Season (May to September): Secure your place well in advance to avoid disappointment.
Low Season (October to April): While there may be more availability, booking early ensures your preferred dates and accommodations.

Why Choose Explorandino?

At Explorandino, we simplify your booking process and design unforgettable adventures that cater to your adventurous spirit. Whether you choose treks like the Lares Valley, Salkantay, or other unique routes with or without Machu Picchu citadel, our expert guides and seamless logistics guarantee a memorable, worry-free experience.

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