Overview
The adventure kicks off with an exhilarating descent on a mountain bike from the elevated Abra Malaga pass, winding down into the vibrant jungle below. Navigating through the lush vegetation provides a glimpse of diverse flora and fauna, from orchids and hummingbirds to the possibility of encountering playful monkeys. Beyond hiking, the journey introduces heart-pounding activities like zip-lining through the jungle canopy, offering a unique perspective of the surrounding landscape. For those seeking an extra adrenaline rush, opportunities for river rafting or indulging in natural hot springs may also present themselves.
The Inca Jungle Trail gradually guides you to Aguas Calientes, nestled at the foot of Machu Picchu. From here, the final leg involves either a hike or a bus ride to the iconic ancient city itself. The exploration of the magnificent ruins of Machu Picchu serves as the ultimate reward for the bold and adventurous trek.
In essence, the Inca Jungle Trail delivers a dynamic and diverse experience, blending outdoor thrills, breathtaking scenery, and the chance to fully engage with the rich culture and history of the region. It stands as an excellent choice for those in pursuit of a more adventurous and immersive route to Machu Picchu.
4 Day Inca Jungle Trail Highlights:
- Sleep in comfort under the stars in our Ecofriendly Sky Green Eco Domes located in private campsite atLoreta Campsite. Best Campsites Along the the Trail
- Day 1: Private Hotel in Santa Maria
- Day 2: Private Loreta La Playa Campsite at our Green Eco DOME LODGE
- Day 3: Aguas Calientes Hotel
- Hike the Original Inca Trail to LLactapata Incan site to see Machupicchu.
- Enjoy the scenic views of Malaga Pass & Snow Mountain
- Make a small ritual for the Andean gods and learn about Incan religion
- Enjoy our friendly customer service and experienced top guides
- Eat delicious, freshly prepared Peruvian cuisine (Buffet Peruvian Style Food)
- Hike through the different types of landscapes and Sceneries, such as cloud forests, highlands, grassy hills, and Andean valleys