Short Inca Trail 2 days

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Inca Trail

• Begins very early from the city of Cusco, our transport takes us to the Ollantaytambo sector where we have free time to have breakfast at the station and then take a tourist train to reach our destination, which is km 104.
• first we will visit a historical Inca control place called Chachabamba (2170 masl / 7119 feet), then we proceed with the ascent to the archaeological center of Wiñaywayna (2650 masl / 8692 feet) which is also our resting point. and where we will enjoy our scheduled box lunch, after a while we will proceed to complete the ascent to the Intipunku or Puerta del Sol (2745 masl / 9005 feet), from here we already have a panoramic view of the beautiful citadel of Machu Picchu (2430 masl / 7972 feet).
• After our descent begins along a path to reach the control point, from this place we can board a tourist bus to reach Aguas Calientes (2040 masl / 6692 feet). Where we go to our selected and comfortable hotel where we can rest properly.

Chachabamba

• Location: Chachabamba is located in the Andean region of Peru, specifically on the road leading to the city of Machu Picchu, at an altitude of approximately 2,250 meters above sea level.
• Historical importance: Chachabamba is a smaller archeological site compared to Machu Picchu or Wiñaywayna, but equally important in terms of history and archeology. It was a place of worship and cult dedicated to Inca deities, possibly related to agriculture and fertility.

Winay Wayna

• "Wiñaywayna" is the name of an archaeological site located on the Inca Trail to the city of Machu Picchu in Peru. The name "Wiñaywayna" translates as "Forever Young" in Quechua, the native language of the region.
• Location: Wiñaywayna is located in the Andean region of Peru, on the road leading to the city of Machu Picchu. It is located at an altitude of approximately 2,650 meters above sea level.

Machu Picchu

• "Inti Punku" is a name that translates as "Gate of the Sun" in Quechua and is the name of an archaeological site located near Aguas Calientes, in the Cusco region of Peru.
• Access: Visitors following the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu generally pass through Inti Punku before reaching the citadel. It is a highlight of the hike and offers an impressive view of Machu Picchu from the top.
• Inti Punku in Aguas Calientes is an archaeological site that marks the traditional gateway to the sanctuary of Machu Picchu. It is a place of historical importance and offers a breathtaking view of this iconic Inca citadel and its natural surroundings.