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Max_T, Sep 2026
Unforgettable 2 day experience
The short 2 day Inca Trail is a definite highlight if you want to see Machu Picchu. You don't need to be marathon fit to complete this, but do make sure that you are acclimated to the altitude before you go. Sunscreen, lots of water and bug spray is a must! Patience, endurance and a positive attitude will get you to the top! Appreciate your guides and porters, they are well trained and very accommodating. Without them, it will be way tougher.
Tim_v, May 2026
Worth Every Penny
The absolute highlight of our trip to Peru. The organisation was wonderful, the food was out of this world and the guides were very supportive and friendly. A big shout out to Rosmel and Danilo for helping me and my mother up the Inca Trail and truly making this a once in a lifetime experience. I highly recommend booking your trip to Machu Picchu with this company, it's worth every penny.
Theresa_S, Oct 2026
Humbling and rewarding
Awesome doesn’t even describe it. Modern life has made so many of us engrossed and trapped in a very sedentary lifestyle and detached from nature. This tour offers a great opportunity to reconnect with nature and be amazed and humbled. Our guides Abelardo and Raúl, chef Zenobia as well as the rest of the staff at TreXperience took very care of us. They certainly are a special part of the trek.
Anonymous, Sep 2026
Rainbow Mountain
If you want to see the most colorful mountains in Peru, you need to sign up for this trip. They suggest you get used to the altitude because you'll be very high up. It's also cold and windy, so dress warmly. But so worth the experience.

Inca Trail

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Sacred Valley
Women walking on The Inca Trail, Machu Picchu, Peru
  • The trail is a must-see for adventure travelers.

  • Inca Trail permits are limited, so it's important to book ahead.

  • You cannot hike the trail without a licensed guide. 

  • Dress comfortably and in layers. Don't forget sturdy hiking shoes.

  • Bring a pair of trekking poles, even if you don't think you'll need them.

  • To avoid altitude sickness, spend a couple of days in Cusco before your hike to get used to the high elevation.