Cachicata Trek To Machu Picchu 4 Days

We’ll continue our journey through the valley after lunch. We’ll walk past a number of canals and agricultural terraces.

Many indigenous peoples live in this area. Traditions and rituals are still observed. They continue to communicate in Quechua, in fact.

On the following leg of the journey, things get a little more intriguing. We’ll hike up a rocky track that leads to a highland waterfall. This place is extremely gorgeous. We’ll take a little break to let your body and mind to rest.

We’ll hike from here to Corimarca, an Incan archaeological site. In the camping area, we will spend the night.

A healthy breakfast will be served. We’ll stroll down the hill to an Inca Channel after breakfast. Lake Maracucha feeds this watercourse. We’ll climb to Intihuatana, an old Incan temple, after taking quality time here.

This is situated on the crest of the Apu Alambre mountain. The vista from this vantage point is otherworldly.

People here used to oversee the Inca quarries and hold ceremonies at Intipunku to show their thanks to the natural world.

We’ll keep walking downhill to Choquetacarpo. It’s a relic of the past. Architects who worked at the quarry lived in this house. We’ll take a break here for lunch.

We’ll travel to Cachicata, the Incas’ greatest quarry, after lunch. You’ll find some pink rhyolite blocks strewn about in this area. These stone blocks are evidence of a massive Incan structure that never built. Our tour guide will take you on a thorough tour of the area.

We’ll then make our way to the train station in Ollantaytambo. We’ll take the train to Aguas Calientes from here.

We will put you up in a basic ensuite hotel room for the night after you arrive in Aguas Calientes.

We will depart from Aguas Calientes town early in the morning. We’ll catch a bus to Machu Picchu after breakfast. As you approach the fortress, the clouds begin to disperse. We’ll take you on a two-and-a-half-hour tour of the citadel.

Please inform our guide if you have booked a trek to Huyana Picchu or Machu Picchu mountain. They will aid you in locating the appropriate mountain’s entrance.

You can also take a walk to the Sun Gate. The Sun Gate provides a unique vista of Machu Picchu. Only Inca Trail hikers get to experience this view.

We’ll meet at the railway station after the tour. From here, you’ll take the train back to Ollantaytambo. At the train station, our representative will greet you. We will then return you to your Cusco hotel.