50 Inca Trail Facts That Will Inspire You to Walk in Its Footsteps
Ultima actualización en 5 November, 2024 por Waman Adventures
Last Updated on 5 November, 2024 by Waman Adventures
Do you want to know some curious and important Inca Trail facts? From mysterious archaeological centers to breathtaking natural landscapes, you will learn that the Inca Trail is much more than a journey; it is a trip back in time to the lost architectural grandeur of the Incas. In this blog, we will guide you through facts about the Inca Trail that will awaken your traveling spirit and inspire you to embark on this exciting expedition. Get ready for a unique experience that will connect you with history and nature, pack your bags and join Waman Adventures on this incredible adventure!
50 Inca Trail Facts
1. What is the Inca Trail?
The Inca Trail Peru is a legendary and famous trail that leads to the “Lost City of the Incas” in Peru, the world wonder Machu Picchu. According to the data on the Inca Trail, it is known that during the Inca period this trail was part of the great network of Inca Roads or “Qhapaq Ñan”, which was used for religious, administrative, political and military reasons, creating connections between the most important cities of the Inca empire, allowing to control the access and exit of these cities.
Capture the best photographs of the archaeological complexes of the Inca Trail
2. According to data, why is the Inca Trail important?
According to data on the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, this is a great tourist destination visited by thousands of tourists annually, because it offers stunning natural scenery full of Andean flora and fauna that will captivate you from start to finish, you will visit and explore exclusive cultural centers of this route that will show you its importance in the historical and agricultural context for the Inca civilization.
- Recognized as one of the 50 best trails by National Geographic.
- Highlighted as one of the 10 best treks in the world by Lonely Planet.
- Classified in 1983 as a Mixed Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.
- Recognized among the 25 best trails in the world by Forbes.
3. What is Machu Picchu?
Machu Picchu also known as “The lost city of the Incas”, is the most important archaeological complex of the Inca history and culture, where its architecture, size and engineering of the whole citadel stand out. Exactly we have the following information about the Inca Trail:
- It is located 80 km (50 miles) northwest of the city of Cusco – Peru.
- It was built in the 15th century by order of the Inca Pachacuteq.
- In 1911 it was “discovered” by Hiram Bingham, who was guided by Melchor Arteaga, a local Quechua-speaking resident.
Machu Picchu, a wonder of the world
4. Why is Machu Picchu famous?
- Machu Picchu is the tourist destination par excellence in Peru.
- Machu Picchu was chosen as one of the 07 wonders of the world.
- In 1983, UNESCO designated the site as a World Heritage Site.
- The Inca Trail is the best way to discover Machu Picchu.
- Your visit can be combined with a tour of the Sacred Valley or another destination.
- Machu Picchu has exclusive attractions such as the visit to Huayna Picchu, Huchuy Picchu and Machu Picchu Mountain.
5. Should I prepare myself physically for the Inca Trail?
Once your reservation for the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu has been confirmed, it is vital to start preparing yourself to face this trek in the best way, for which we give you some guidelines to take into consideration in your process, for which we have taken into account all the information about the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu.
- Perform exercises focused on cardiovascular and muscular endurance such as: swimming, running, walking and in case you want to do gym training, do it accompanied by a professional trainer and a doctor.
- Do outdoor expeditions that allow you to get to know the activities and routines of a trek, you can start with mountaineering for 1 day, gradually climbing to more days and hiking trails in natural areas.
Physical condition is very important for adventure activities.
6. Is it important to prepare mentally for the Inca Trail?
Many people ignore this step, but it is something very important to take into account when performing activities that not only generate a physical wear, but also an emotional and mental wear, for which we recommend: meditation, yoga and any other relaxing activity to help you prepare to overcome all the challenges.
It is important to prepare mentally before starting Inca Trail.
7. When is the best time to hike Inca Trail?
You can do the trek at any time of the year, except for the month of February, which according to the Peruvian State and the data on the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, is the month in which maintenance and improvements are made to the trail. However, it is recommended to do this adventure in the dry season from April to October, for the following reasons:
The best time to hike the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu
- Probability of almost no rain.
- Totally clear landscapes.
- Uncomplicated weather conditions during the hike.
- Safety during the journey.
Sites and views of the Inca Trail
8. How hard is the Inca Trail?
A difficult question, because each person perceives it differently and it depends on a lot of factors such as if you want to do the trek for 4 days, 5 days or 2 days and also on the weather, the season of the trip and your age. In general terms, if you want to make the trek easier, you should opt for a physical and mental preparation before your visit and exploration of the Inca Trail Peru. The weather also tends to be a determining factor, since during the rainy season, the difficulty increases due to the high rainfall. However, the difficulty is of moderate level, viable for any person in good condition.
Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, second day
Here are 3 important points to keep in mind:
It is not a competition.
You don’t have to be the first to arrive at each point, enjoy the whole tour experience, take a break when necessary, take advantage of the time to capture the best pictures of the Inca Trail.
Be empathetic
During your trip you will meet new people, with whom you can share pleasant and anecdotal experiences, if they get tired you can help them to overcome this challenge and enjoy together the most important trail in South America.
Hire a legal and expert agency
To ensure that your experience is the best, it is very important to choose a good agency that is legal, experienced, has the appropriate and modern camping equipment. You can take as a reference one that is endorsed by sites like TripAdvisor or Tourradar, such as Waman Adventures.
9. Should I acclimatize for the Inca Trail?
For a more effective acclimatization follow these steps:
- Eat light, the body works slower at altitudes over 3000 m.a.s.l. and very important to avoid heavy meals that may affect your digestive system.
- Avoid drinking alcohol, this generates dehydration and could seriously affect your health.
- Do previous tours, while you are in Cusco, you can make tours or treks of 01 single day, which will allow you to better adapt to the changes in altitude.
Feed yourself correctly for a more correct acclimatization.
10. How to obtain Inca Trail permits?
According to the regulations and information about the Inca Trail, the first thing you should know is that the only way to get a permit for the Inca Trail is through a travel agency authorized by the Peruvian government, such as Waman Adventures. This permit gives you exclusive access to be able to walk the entire circuit until you reach Machu Picchu.
How to book Inca Trail to Machu Picchu
11. Steps to follow to secure your permits for Inca Trail
- Check the availability of the Inca Trail on our website.
- Check availability on our calendar and click on “book now”.
- Reconfirm the date with our agents.
- Contact our sales staff to reconfirm the availability of your reservation, we are available 24/7 to assist you.
- Make your reservation and pay.
- Fill in your personal information, type of service and number of travelers.
- Review and accept our service policies before submitting the form, after submitting it, you will have the option to pay xxx USD per person through any of our payment systems.
- You will receive an email with the confirmation of your reservation.
12. How much does it cost to do the Inca Trail?
To answer this question, we have made a study of costs and data about the Inca Trail, and we recommend that you should take into account the agency to hire, the seasonality of your trip, the time in advance of the reservation and the type of service you want (private or group), as this directly influences the prices of the tour you choose.
Below, we show you some reference prices:
- Classic Inca Trail 4D/3N Group: from $750 USD to $850 USD.
- Classic Inca Trail 4D/3N Private: from $1250 USD to $1700 USD.
- Short Inca Trail 2D/1N Group: from $490 USD to $600 USD.
- Short Inca Trail 2D/1N Private: from $600 USD to $700 USD.
- Inca Trail 5D/4N Private: from $1340 USD to $1450 USD.
In Waman Adventures we have standardized our prices in all the tours we offer, in order to maintain affordable prices at any time of the year, we only recommend you to book in advance to ensure your Inca Trail permit.
13. How to book the Inca Trail Tour?
- Fill out the form correctly.
- Full name (as it appears in your passport).
- Passport number (if you are in the process of renewing your passport, send us your current passport information and we can update it later with your new passport).
- Date of birth.
- Gender
- Nationality
- E-mail address.
- Send your Deposit: 40% of the total amount will allow us to be ready to reserve your dates as soon as they become available. Our payment methods are: VISA, PAYPAL AND BANK DEPOSITS.
14. Do I need a porter for the Inca Trail?
Normally all the packages offered by the travel agencies offer you a porter for the Inca Trail 04 days or 05 days, who is an important part of your adventure, as they are in charge of carrying your luggage (max. 06 kg per traveler) and also part of the necessary implements for you to enjoy all our services.
Notes: in case you wish to carry extra luggage to the 06 kg in your excursion, we recommend you to hire an extra porter, whose service costs $80.00 USD, and can carry up to 7 kg of weight. In case of doing the Short Inca Trail trek, a porter is not required.
The important work of a porter on the Inca Trail
15. What to pack for Inca Trail?
While it is true that to enjoy your adventure to the fullest it is necessary to bring all the right gear such as clothes, sleeping bag, hats, sunglasses, etc. In addition, Waman Adventures has created a list of all items that should be packed in your daypack and duffle bag.
A 50-liter backpack is recommended for the Inca Trail.
16. What to pack in your Duffle Bag?
Days before your Inca Trail trip, Waman Adventures will provide you with a duffle bag, where you can put everything you need for your 04 days of the trek (06 kg max per traveler), which will be transported by the porter in charge and will be available only in the rest camps, because of that what you should pack in the duffle bag is the following:
- Sleeping bag (rent with us)
- Light shoes or sandals for the campsite.
- Thermal jacket
- 4 to 5 polo shirts or t-shirts
- 2 to 3 trekking pants
- 4 sets of underwear
- 4 sets of trekking socks
- Quick-drying towel
- Ecological soap
- Wet wipes
- Toothbrush and toothpaste
- Facial cream
- Powerbank
- Plastic bags
17. What to put in the daypack for Inca Trail?
- Hats and sunglasses
- Waterproof jacket
- Fleece jacket
- Sun block
- Insect repellent
- Hand sanitizer
- Toilet paper
- Personal medication
- Camera and batteries
- Head flashlight
- Extra money for souvenirs, snacks, drinks and tips
18. Why are trekking poles important? Do I need them?
Definitely yes, a good trekking shoe can make all the difference when hiking in rough and uneven terrain. Choose well and keep in mind the following qualities:
- Waterproof/breathable: featuring Gore-Tex or Event technology.
- Non-slip sole: all-terrain support means more safety.
- High upper: keeps your ankles safe and protected.
- Lightweight: the lower the weight, the less fatigue.
- Resistant: adaptable to all terrain and with anti-tear technology.
- Cushioning technology: will significantly reduce the impact of each step.
While it is true that many people think that trekking poles are only for older people or are not necessary; and although they are not 100% essential for this trek, the reality is that they are useful for long trips like the Inca Trail. They make the trip easier as they allow you to distribute your weight more evenly and also reduce the impacts of the trek and, therefore, result in less body aches during and after the trek.
Important: For the Inca Trail it is totally forbidden to use metal-tipped poles, as they could damage the infrastructure of the trail, it is mandatory to use rubber-tipped poles (you can rent them in Cusco or directly with Waman Adventures).
19. Are trekking shoes important for the Inca Trail Trek?
Definitely yes, a good trekking shoe can make all the difference when hiking in rough and uneven terrain. Choose well and keep in mind the following qualities:
- Waterproof/breathable: featuring Gore-Tex or Event technology.
- Non-slip sole: all-terrain support means more safety.
- High upper: keeps your ankles safe and protected.
- Lightweight: the lower the weight, the less fatigue.
- Resistant: adaptable to all terrain and with anti-tear technology.
- Cushioning technology: will significantly reduce the impact of each step.
20. Do I need to take out travel insurance for the Inca Trail Peru?
Travel insurance, although optional, is highly recommended for any route or trek because, in case of any incident or emergency during the trip, it offers immediate support and assumes the costs of care, transfer or treatment that may be required. Having this support provides peace of mind and security in destinations where private medical services can be very expensive. In addition, insurance coverage facilitates coordination with local institutions for a quick response
21. How to choose a Inca Trail travel agency?
Choosing a good, recommended and legal tour company is extremely important to guarantee your experience and safety before, during and after the Inca Trail trek. Because a formal company like Waman Adventures gives you the necessary support before starting your adventure, so that at the time of the trek you have at your disposal certified and trained professionals (guide, cook and porters), the best in camping equipment, the best food, private bathrooms and the satisfaction of being part of the change, because all our services are organic. Trust in Waman Adventures the Inca Trail or any tour you want to do in Peru!
Remember: The only way to secure your Inca Trail permits is through an agency authorized by the Peruvian State, such as Waman Adventures.
22. What about food on the inca trail?
The offer of breakfasts, lunches and dinners depends on each travel agency. In Waman Adventures we offer the widest range of the best trek dishes, which have been designed by our chefs to have the most nutritious and delicious in each culinary offer.
Each day the offers vary and we show you a list of possible foods that you can enjoy:
- Breakfasts: hot chocolate, teas, coffee, coke, orange juice, papaya, toast, cereal, milk, oatmeal, scrambled eggs, omelets and fruit salad.
- Lunch: quinoa soup, chaufa, vegetables, stuffed potato, ceviche, skewers of meat, chicken, fish, accompanied by appetizers and desserts.
- Dinner: Andean pizza, pasta, sautéed vegetables and delicious desserts.
- Happy Hour: hot milk drinks, coffee, teas, cookies, pop-corn and stuffed wantan.
Taste the best dishes during Inca Trail trek
Important: If you are vegetarian, vegan or have any food allergies, just let us know when you make your reservation and our professionals will take care of organizing and coordinating your meal alternatives, at no additional cost.
23. Where is the Inca Trail?
The Inca Trail circuit to Machu Picchu is located northwest of the Cusco region, approximately 60 km from the city, between the district of Ollantaytambo and Aguas Calientes. This trail begins by going around the Vilcanota River and then you will go through various ecosystems and small villages, until finally arriving at the Machu Picchu Archaeological Complex.
Inca Trail to Machu Picchu map
24. Inca Trail altitude?
The altitude of the Inca Trail in its different versions, ranges from 2,200 m./7,218 ft. to 4,215 m./14,815 ft., clarifying that this depends on the version of the hike you choose, below, we show you the most notable differences:
Inca Trail (4 or 5 days)
Altitude on the Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu
- Maximum altitude: 4,215 m./14,815 ft.
- Minimum altitude: 2,709 m./8,900 ft.
Warmi Wañuska, the highest pint during Inca Trail
Short Inca Trail (2 days)
Altitude on the Short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu
- Maximum altitude: 2,730 m./8,956 ft.
- Minimum altitude: 2,100 m./6,892 ft.
Inti Punku, the highest pint during short Inca Trail
25. How long is the Inca Trail?
The duration of the Inca Trail depends on the tour you want to do, because currently there are several options such as:
Classic Inca Trail (Best Seller): It is the most reserved tour, with a duration of 4 days, with an approximate of 6 to 8 hours of trek per day.
Inca Trail 5 days: It has a duration of 5 days, since the different trails and archaeological sites are visited at a more leisurely pace.
Short Inca Trail: It is a lighter and simpler option, which only lasts 2 days and allows you to walk part of the original Inca Trail.
26. Why is it called Warmi Wañusca Pass?
According to the information about the Inca Trail, these words come from the Quechua word, which translated into Spanish means “Pass of the Dead Woman”. According to legends, it was given that name because from the ascent you can see a silhouette formed by rocks in the shape of a woman. But nowadays it has also been denoted in a more humorous way, since it refers to the fact that travelers and hikers arrive “dead” at this point of the hike.
Warmiwañuska pass, the highest pint during Inca Trail
27. Where does the Inca Trail start?
- The 4 or 5 day Inca Trail starts in Piscacucho at the famous Km 82 of the railway, which is located between Ollantaytambo and Aguas Calientes or Machu Picchu Pueblo.
- The Short Inca Trail 2 days, starts at Chachabamba, Km 104 of the railway line.
28. Where does the Inca Trail end?
Whether you choose to do the 4 or 5 day Inca Trail and explore different archaeological centers and overcome each daily challenge or choose a quicker and more concise exploration on the 2 day Short Inca Trail, remember that both end with a visit to the archaeological complex of Machu Picchu.
Machu Picchu, end point of the famous Inca trail
29. How many steps are there on the Inca Trail?
The Inca Trail has more than 3,000 stone steps, which you will cover in the 3rd day and in an average time of 02 hours, but do not be afraid, because the section is downhill and gives you the reward of reaching the beautiful archaeological complex of Intipata, located at 2,840 m. (9,317ft.) and stands out for the large set of agricultural terraces located on the side of a mountain.
The third day of the Inca Trail includes a descent of 3,000 stone steps.
30. How much money to bring on Inca Trail?
There is no exact amount, because, although it is true that most of the costs such as food, water, entrance fees and transportation are covered by the tour packages, there are some costs along the tour for which you will need to carry cash in coins and small bills, preferably in Soles (Peruvian national currency), which will cover possible expenses such as:
- Snack and drinks.
- Entrance fee to the toilets of the Machu Picchu archaeological complex.
- Tips for support staff and guides.
- Lunch in Aguas Calientes or Machu Picchu Pueblo.
31. Is there drinking water on the Inca Trail? How much water to carry on Inca Trail?
If we are referring to natural water sources that are safe for the hiker to drink, the answer is no. In addition, the Inca Trail offers a range of services, including drinking water for the duration of the trek, which, thanks to the staff, will be boiled, filtered and cooled so you can refill your containers and / or hydration packs.
Note: It is very important that you keep in mind that during the first four hours of your trek you will need to carry your own water with you.
32. Is there wifi on the Inca Trail?
Unfortunately there is no service that provides Wi-Fi connection during the Inca Trail trek and the telephone signal is usually null, since the trail is located between mountainous areas and areas with coarse vegetation, where coverage is nonexistent.
“Enjoy the whole experience without distractions. Disconnecting from technology is an important part of the adventure.”
33. Are there bathroom facilities on inca trail?
There are public restrooms along the Inca Trail, which we do not recommend using. As part of your travel package, you should have the option of using private restrooms, as does Waman Adventures, which provides you with the most modern and environmentally friendly portable restrooms.
Restrooms- Inca Trail to Machupicchu
34. Are there hotels on the Inca Trail?
Unfortunately there are no hotels on the Inca Trail, but don’t let this discourage you, because the packages offered by tour operators include comfortable and comfortable camping tents. You will spend your nights totally relaxed and protected from the weather.
35. Can you shower on the Inca Trail?
In the first two days, you will not be able to take a shower due to the altitude, so you should bring wet wipes to keep you cool. On the third day, you will be provided with hot water to shower in.
36. Why is the Inca Trail important in Peruvian history and culture?
As it is already known, tourism is one of the greatest economic incomes for all Peru, occupying a third place behind Agriculture and Mining, that is why, since the rediscovery of this great trail by the American Hiram Bingham in the year 1913 and according to the data on the Inca Trail, it is known that it had a great impact worldwide, which began to generate interest for adventurers and travelers.
37. Is the Inca Trail open?
Yes, you can hike this great trail all year round except for the month of February, when activities such as cleaning, maintenance and improvements are carried out by the state. Also remember that during that month the rains are intense and could generate landslides or rocks that could cause an accident.
38. Can you hike the Inca Trail without a guide?
Certainly not, as it is regulated by the Peruvian State and access to the Inca Trail is only permitted through an authorized travel agency, who will accompany you throughout the tour and guide you to your destination. You must keep in mind that the services of the travel agency you hired can only provide services such as food and lodging that are essential for your trek.
39. Why is the Inca Trail so expensive?
The cost of the tour varies depending on the agency and whether you would like to be a part of a group or to take a private tour. However, we do not consider it expensive because Waman Adventures works with experienced specialists and has the best camping equipment such as Doite and Eureka tents, Term-A-rest sleeping mattresses and pays a decent salary to all our collaborators.
40. Strikes and protests on the Inca Trail?
In case of strikes or demonstrations, Waman Adventures will endeavor to make your Inca Trail trip as planned by all means possible. In case of suspended trips and refunds, our team will contact you to coordinate and clarify your concerns. We will make the best decisions to safeguard the integrity of your safety, and your safety is our top priority.
41. How is the experience of camping on the Inca Trail?
According to surveys of visitors and tourists who have already conquered this great trail, we have very positive data about the Inca Trail, which have determined that the campsites are totally incredible, comfortable and safe for all travelers in any season. At the present time there are already fixed points where to camp, these places are cleaned and renovated every year for the enjoyment of all travelers.
It has also been described that the sunset and sunset in these camping sites are magnificent, since the sky is completely clear of pollution, so you can observe the starry sky.
42. What is the flora and fauna of the Inca Trail like?
Flora: according to studies and data on the Inca Trail, it is known that the trail is full of more than 200 species of orchids, including polylepis, ferns, shrubs, orchids and vascular flora; it is also considered that there are more than 50 species of trees per hectare, including moss, grasses, bamboos, cultivated areas, bromeliads, timber species such as cedar and laurel.
Beautiful and varied trail orchids
Fauna: As for the fauna of the Inca Trail, it also stands out as an area with great diversity, among which the best known are the famous spectacled bear, Andean cock of the rock, Andean puma, Andean condor and according to data on the Inca Trail, there is a great variety of hummingbirds, the most prominent being the giant hummingbird.
The Inca Trail trek’s impressive wildlife
43. Are there guided tours in different languages during Inca Trail?
There are, as the Inca Trail data indicates that visitors, who are becoming increasingly diverse, speak Japanese, Chinese, Italian, Portuguese, among other languages. The Waman Adventures team offers the most incredible tours in the language that best suits your needs, regardless of where you are coming from. For any doubts or questions regarding prices, please contact our sales department.
Tourists posing happily in Inti Punku
44. Are there vegetarian or vegan options in the Inca Trail meals?
If you are vegetarian, vegan or have any food allergies, just let us know when you make your reservation and our professionals will organize and coordinate your meal alternatives, all at no additional cost.
45. How is the Inca Trail and Machu Picchu preserved and conserved?
Although it is already known that in the month of February the entire trail is cleaned and maintained, we must also emphasize that the data obtained on the Inca Trail show that all this is possible thanks to the income generated by tourism on the Inca Trail. That is why we are pleased to inform you that thanks to the tourist activity and the great control by the Peruvian State, of only allowing 500 reservations per day, it has been possible to minimize the impact and in turn, maintain an adequate margin of income for its implementation, restoration and conservation.
Descents and ascents during the trek
46. What photography opportunities does the Inca Trail offer?
Get your best camera ready and capture the best natural and archaeological scenery in South America. If you are thinking that the Inca Trail is just a trail, you are totally wrong, because it not only offers you the experience of conquering your physical limits, but also complements you with a visual experience of envy. During the entire tour, you will be able to observe incredible sunrises and sunsets that are exclusive to this trail.
According to data about the Inca Trail, if you decide to travel in rainy season, you will be able to capture nature at its best, full of green fauna and flora, which will accompany you at every step and if you decide to travel in the dry season, you can take pictures of the best landscapes totally clear, mountains accompanied by a blue sky and incredible panoramic photos.
A beautiful landscape at sunset, unique to the Inca Trail.
47. How did the Incas communicate along the Inca Trail?
Historical studies and data on the Inca Trail have provided incredible discoveries, because according to research, this great network of roads known as Qhapaq Ñan, also served for effective communication between different villages and cities, as the “Chasquis”, who were Incas physically prepared to face these long trails quickly and effectively, were responsible for carrying all reports, news and notices between the most important cities of the Inca empire.
48. What is the impact of tourism on local communities along the Inca Trail?
Studies and data on the Inca Trail have determined that tourism on this trail generates a very positive impact on the communities along the trail or within the trail.
Direct Income: During the trek you will pass through small villages where there are stores that offer snacks and drinks so you can buy them and thus provide a direct income to these families.
Indirect Income: At the time of hiring a tour package on the Inca Trail, the service of a porter is included, who is a person from these sectors, this person is highly trained to provide a first class service and thus, get the job. The payment depends on the agency with which you make the contract and Waman Adventures is proud to inform that we provide an above average salary and insurance for all our porters. Choose well and feel the satisfaction of knowing that you are supporting these communities.
49. What cultural experiences are there during the Inca Trail?
Throughout the tour, you will enjoy a connection with history, culture and adventure. From the beginning we will pass through different villages, where you can share moments with the local people and exchange knowledge and experiences.
You will also visit different archaeological sites such as Llactapata, Sayacmarca, Phuyupatamarca, Wiñay Huayna, Inti Pata and Inti Punku. Then you will arrive to the most awaited, the famous Machu Picchu, the most important place of the Inca culture. In your visit to all these archaeological sites, our guide will give you all the information and data about the Inca Trail.
The Inca Trail and its memorable experiences
We make a difference! Remember that, thanks to tourism, the Peruvian State and private entities such as Waman Adventures, carry out social projects such as training, informative talks and economic support so that families in local villages can improve their lifestyle. Based not only on agriculture, but also on tourism.
These positive data on the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, have shown us that social standards are met so that tourism is a great ally for improving the quality of life of all citizens.
We hope these Inca Trail facts have ignited your passion for traveling and exploring this amazing trail. Throughout the ancient trail, you will find stories ready to be told at every step. The Inca Trail will allow you to experience the grandeur of an ancient civilization as well as the majesty of the surrounding landscape. Now that you know the facts about the Inca Trail and why you should visit it, let us help you book your adventure!
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