2-Day Inca Trail Tourist ticket from KM104 to Machupicchu

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Only the ticket to enter the inca trail and enter machu picchu.

Enter the Inca Trail starting at KM104 and walk through the amazing Andean landscape until you reach Puerta del Sol, the original entrance used by the Incas. Only Inca Trail ticket holders can enter Machu Picchu through Puerta del Sol and experience reaching the main Inca ruins of Machu Picchu the way the Incas did. The Inca Trail from KM104 is one of the best hikes in the world. You reach the start of the trail by train and get off at KM104 where you hike for 7.4 miles/12 km. and reach the upper terraces of Machu Picchu where you will have the chance to take the classic photo of Machu Picchu after this amazing hike.
Note: A professional Inca trail guide must accompany you. Hiring an Inca trail guide is additional and is not included with this ticket.

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What Is Included?

INCLUDES:

Entrance to Inca Trail at Km104 and Machu Picchu Circuit 1 on day 1
Entrance to Machupicchu Circuit 3 on day 2

What is not included?

• Food, water. You bring your own.
• Train to Km104. You must buy separately.
• Inca Trail guide not included. You must hire on your own.
• Huaynapicchu or Machupicchu Mountain hike not permitted with this ticket. Only the citadel of Machupicchu.

Requirements:

You must enter the Inca Trail with an official Inca Trail guide, or you will not be allowed to enter.
You are responsible for your own transportation to KM104, which requires the train permit and KM104 to get off.
You are responsible for your own logistics the first day after your visit to Machu Picchu ends, such as the bus to Aguas Calientes, hotel accommodation, food, etc.
You are responsible for your own logistics on the second day, such as a bus at the entrance of Machu Picchu, a bus down to Aguas Calientes, a train back and transportation to Cusco.

What to bring

• Original Passport
• ISIC card (if you are a student and want to qualify for the discount)
• Small day pack
• Water to drink
• Rain jacket or poncho
• Dress in layers. It gets cold in the early morning and it gets very warm during the day
• Sun hat
• Sun protection
• Insect repellant for mosquitoes
• Personal medication
• Basic toiletries
• Snacks that you can eat completely in one serving (There is no food allowed in Machu Picchu, so please be discreet)
• Money in Peruvian Soles for tips and souveniers

Fitness Requirements

The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is rated moderate and any reasonably fit person should be able to cover the route. There are some challenging moments and altitudes of 4200m are reached, so ensuring that you are well acclimatized is important. If you are arriving from sea level, plan to spend at least 2 full days in Cusco prior to commencing the trek.

Availability

The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is available all year round except February. The months of April until October are probably more comfortable since the weather is drier. June, July and August are in the high season when the Inca trail can become fully booked so be sure to make the Inca trail reservations in advance. The months of January and March are in the wet season so hiking the trail can be difficult unless you have a good rain jacket, good water-proof hiking shoes and waterproof your belongings

Terms & Conditions

• The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu tour is non-transferable, and non-refundable. Once the ticket is issued, there can be no modifications no matter what the reason may be. No exceptions.