Traditional Inca Trail To Machu picchu 2D/1N

This trek is considered moderate. It involves a 12 km (7 miles) hike on the first day, with some steep sections, but it is suitable for most travelers in good health. The altitude can be a challenge, but the gradual ascent and stunning scenery make it manageable.

Yes, a permit is required to hike the 2-Day Inca Trail. Permits are limited and can sell out quickly, so it's recommended to book well in advance, especially if you're planning to hike during the high season (April to October).

You'll need to bring comfortable hiking gear, including sturdy shoes, a hat, sunscreen, and a lightweight rain jacket. Don’t forget your original passport, which is required to enter the trail. A small daypack, water, and snacks are also essential.

Yes, you will be accompanied by a professional guide who is knowledgeable about the history, culture, and environment of the Inca Trail and Machu Picchu. They will provide information and ensure your safety throughout the trek.

Yes, it is possible to hike Machu Picchu Mountain or Waynapicchu on the second day of the tour. However, tickets for these hikes must be purchased in advance and availability is limited, so early booking is essential.

The trail is open year-round, and rain is common, especially during the rainy season (November to March). It’s important to be prepared with waterproof clothing and to pack your belongings in waterproof bags. The tour continues regardless of the weather, so be prepared for all conditions.