This plan structures a three-day visit to key locations in the Andean region. It begins in the historical center of Cusco and extends into surrounding valleys.
The sequence allows for adjustment to elevations. Participants start with urban exploration before moving to rural sites.
Guidance highlights the blend of indigenous and colonial elements. Specialists point out architectural features from different periods.
The route includes stops at religious and defensive structures. These reflect past societal organizations.
An overnight in a valley town provides rest. This positions for continued travel the next day.
The second phase covers agricultural innovations from ancient times. Observations show how landscapes shaped practices.
The final segment reaches the prominent Inca location. Early timing maximizes the experience before return.
Day 1: Cusco City Tour
Day 2: Cusco – Pisac – Moray – Maras – Ollantaytambo – Aguas Calientes
Day 3: Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu – Cusco
Upon reaching Cusco, a representative from Peceros Expeditions greets you. Transfer occurs to your hotel via private transportation owned by the agency.
At the hotel, receive a briefing on the schedule. Use the morning for rest and adjustment to the altitude.
In the afternoon, start the exploration of Cusco. This city shows layers of Andean and Spanish influences.
Visit the Santo Domingo Convent. It stands built over the Qorikancha, an Inca structure.
See the remains of the Inca palace within. Note the main center for sun worship.
Guides from Peceros Expeditions, with expertise in multiple languages and routes, explain the site’s dual history.
Move to Saqsaywaman. This features large stonework in military style, overlooking the city.
Observe the construction techniques. Guides detail its defensive purposes.
Continue to Qenqo. Explore its carved rocks and passages.
Then, to Puca Pucara. This served as a checkpoint or rest area.
End at Tambomachay, with water channels. Guides provide comprehensive accounts of each.
Return to the hotel by early evening. A representative monitors the day’s progress.
Accommodation: 3-star like Waman Qorikancha or 4-star like Costa del Sol Ramada. No meals included.
Pickup happens at 7:30 a.m. from your Cusco hotel. Private transportation takes the group toward the Sacred Valley.
First stop at Taray viewpoint. View the Urubamba valley and its communities.
See farming practices unchanged over time. Guides comment on continuity.
Drive to Pisac site. Spend 2 hours there.
View the Inca cemetery with thousands of tombs. Examine terraces on the mountain.
Pass through an Inca tunnel. Reach the religious zone.
Guides offer detailed narratives on the site’s importance.
Descend to Pisac market. Spend 20 minutes among local items.
Head to Urubamba for lunch, not included.
Next, to Moray. Observe the deep basin with terraces.
Each level creates microclimates. Incas tested crops here.
Note the walls and soil engineering. Guides explain experimental uses.
Continue to Maras. Overlook the salt pans below.
Pans number in thousands, family-owned. Water from spring evaporates to yield salt.
See the pink hue from minerals. This process predates Incas.
Drive to Ollantaytambo. Walk the village, preserved from Inca era.
Visit the Inca site. Ascend to the Sun Temple on terraces.
Guides describe its role in early conflicts with Spanish.
Have dinner nearby. Board train at 7:04 p.m.
Choose between companies: one for standard ride, the other with wider views.
Arrive Aguas Calientes at 8:45 p.m. Check into hotel like Ferre for 3-star.
Representative keeps track. No meals included.
Breakfast at hotel early.
Take an initial bus to Machu Picchu. Position for sunrise.
Guides lead a 2-hour session. Cover agricultural, residential, religious parts.
Explain terrace farming. Detail living spaces.
Discuss religious elements and engineering. Add Inca context.
Use free time for views. Or optional Huayna Picchu if booked.
Return by bus to Aguas Calientes. Lunch not included.
Time for shops or local spots like museum, springs.
Train at 2:55 p.m. or 3:20 p.m. to Ollantaytambo.
Upgrade to Vistadome possible at those or 4:22 p.m., 4:43 p.m. for $67.
Path along Urubamba River. See canyons, water, Wiñay Wayna.
Driver waits at station for private transfer to Cusco.
Arrive hotel around 7:00 p.m.
Sun Gate hike extra fee. Times depend on booking.
Meals: breakfast.
Prices
Prices in USD per person, adjusted for accommodation. Private service adds $100 per person to rates.
Single supplement $40 for 3-star solo. Available any date with min 2. Extras: Huayna Picchu $75, Vistadome $67, higher hotels on request.
HOW TO BOOK THE TOUR
FIRST, to book your Machu Picchu Tour Package, complete our booking form by clicking on BOOK NOW on our homepage. Be ready to provide the following information for each participant in your group; we cannot buy entrance tickets or train seats without it:• Personal information (full name exactly as on passport)• Gender• Passport number• D.O.B. (dd/mm/yyyy)• Nationality
SECOND, we require a deposit of $200.00 USD per person to buy your Machu Picchu entrance and train ticket. You can make the deposit by clicking the VISA or PAYPAL icons on our home page or on the booking page, or by using the payment method of your choice.
WHAT ABOUT THE BALANCE?
If you prefer to avoid high credit card fees in Peru, you may pay the balance in cash at our office in Cusco (US dollars or Peruvian soles). There are many ATMs in the historic center. Online payments by VISA or PAYPAL are accepted, but a 5.5% service fee charged by those providers will apply. To pay by PAYPAL, log into your PAYPAL account and send payment to our email address winayperuadventure@gmail.com.
MAY I CHANGE THE DEPARTURE DATE AFTER THE TICKETS HAVE BEEN BOUGHT?
Yes, but with restrictions. Once tickets are purchased, the government does not allow changes; tickets are not transferable nor refundable.If you cancel the Machu Picchu Tour Package, the deposit is not refundable.
DO I NEED MY ORIGINAL PASSPORT FOR THE TOUR?
Yes. You must bring your original passport, and the passport number must match the one you provided to buy your Machu Picchu permit and train ticket. Rangers will check passports when you Visit Machu Picchu, and the train company will check passports before boarding.
If you are renewing your passport or changing your name, send us your old passport information to buy the permit, and we can update the record later for a fee of $25 USD per person. We must have copies of both old and new passports to make this change. If you do not pay this fee, bring both passports to Peru; without both you will not be permitted to Visit Machu Picchu or board the train.
Weather Changes
Cusco cooler, valleys milder; dry May-September 18-22 Celsius days, 5 nights. Rainy November-March showers, similar temps. Stats: 40% afternoon rain wet season. Layers key; once fog cleared for stunning views mid-morning.
People in the Area
Quechua locals in valleys farm, preserve customs. Friendly chats if respectful. Learn “hello” in Quechua. Permission photos. Anecdote: Farmer shared potato types, connected to history.
Common Foods
Andean grains like quinoa, potatoes; trout fresh. Organics in stews. Budget: 10 soles market plates. Veg: corn salads. Teas warm; sustain light effort.
No-Fee Places
Cusco squares colonial mix, free. Ollantaytambo walks Inca streets. 60% overlook, miss quiet heritage. Valley views from roads bonus.
Cheap Dining
Pisac vendors lunches 12 soles. Aguas Calientes spots fish 15 soles. Local haunts real. Compare: 40% under hotels. Tasty aji spot affordable.
Outfit Year-Round
Light layers base. Rain times covers. Dry sun hats. Shoes grip. Quick-dry; 75% issues improper wet gear.
Effort and Wellness
Easy strolls, transports most. Altitude acclimate day 1. No hard, broad fit. 10% mild head, teas help. Travel vaccines standard.
TIPPING
Tipping is appreciated but not compulsory. If you are satisfied with the services provided, a tip supports the people who care for you during the tour. The amount is at your discretion and may reflect the quality and length of the tour. Tips should only be given after you receive excellent service.
ARE YOU SUSTAINABLE?
Yes. Peceros Expeditions follows responsible tourism principles: protect the environment, benefit local communities, and respect local culture and religion. We train all staff to understand and respect the places and people visited.
PACKING LIST — WHAT YOU SHOULD BRING
FOOD ON THE ROUTE
Meals provided along the route are prepared with natural ingredients and local organic produce. Guests may opt for international-style dishes at certain restaurants; this option may incur additional costs depending on the restaurant. Please consult our reservations team if you have specific questions about menus or dietary needs
Dry months from May to September provide fewer rains and clearer skies, ideal for site visits and photos. Still, pack for variable conditions. Peak times like June see more visitors, so reserve early. Rainier seasons December to March bring lush greenery but wetter paths; Peceros Expeditions modifies for comfort and safety.
Easy level with short walks on flat or gentle inclines, no strenuous hikes. Suitable for most ages if mobile. Guides pace groups with rests; consult doctor for altitude concerns, as Cusco starts higher.
Yes, notify Peceros Expeditions on booking for vegetarian or allergies. Included meals use local organics and adapt; international may add costs – ask reservations. Ensures balanced intake for the mild days.
Cusco at higher elevation may cause mild symptoms; day 1 rest helps. Lower valley sites ease it. Guides suggest water, light eats; traditional remedies like teas available, effective for many.
Hotels provide outlets; carry banks for days out. Trains limited. Save battery; representative handles emergencies.
Tour proceeds with adjustments like indoor focuses. Gear for wet; sites open. Peceros Expeditions monitors, shifts if needed for enjoyment.
Yes, under 11 $40 discount with passport. Easy pace suits families. Guides engage with facts; watch for young in open sites.
Layer jackets as mornings cool. Hotels warm. From trips, beanie aids till sun up, simple in Andes.
International blend, up to 8 for talks. Singles integrate. Multilingual guides; Peceros Expeditions fosters inclusive vibe.
Free slot post-guide for more. Buses loop. Extend via Peceros Expeditions train changes.
Soles small for buys, tips. ATMs towns. Tour main covered; 200 soles per enough.
Optional for staff work. 50–100 soles each. Values explanations, standard here.
Small groups low effect. Local guides fair. Paths only, no waste; aids areas through tourism.
30 days full less deposit. Nearer partial. Insurance helps; Peceros Expeditions reschedules feasible.
Sites, towns have. Carry wipes. Team plans; keeps clean travel.
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Packing List for the 3 Days Tour to Machu Picchu
For three days with varied sites and weather, pack for comfort in movement and changes in temperature. Focus on layers and essentials.
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