Firstly, we will meet at sunrise for breakfast, then, head to the bus station to take the first buses up to the majestic Citadel of Machu Picchu, also known as the “The Crystal City”. So, we recommend arriving early enough to catch sunrise before receiving a guided tour which lasts about 2 hours. Therefore, if booked in advance, we will arrange for you to climb Machu Picchu Mountain or Huayna Picchu Mountain. Consequently, we will agree on a time to meet in the afternoon in Aguas Calientes to board the train back to Ollantaytambo. Then, a private bus or van back to Cusco and back to your hotel so we have culminated us The Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu Tour.

OPTIONAL:

• The trek to the top of Huayna Picchu, a rigorous climb on steep trails with impressive ruins and spectacular views, a round-trip of 2 1/2 hours. Difficulty: Challenging.
• The trek to Machu Picchu Mountain has the most spectacular view but is one of the most overlooked treks in Machu Picchu. This trek offers unparalleled views of the famous Inca sanctuary and also panoramic views of the surrounding mountainous landscape. Difficulty: Moderate to challenging.

Inkayni works 24 hours per day, in their different booking forms and free information: by e-mail, by telephone, and by our web page.

Inkayni Peru Tours will organize all about your sacred valley Machu Picchu tour, hotels, transportation, meals, and others items for give you an amazing trip. If you want to organize your own packages to visit PERU, Inkayni is the only tour operator which give you the alternative to do your own packages and give you options for your hotels and your kind of transportation.

How much I need to book the Sacred Valley Machu Picchu tour?

You can book with us with 50% of the cost of your trip, and you will pay the other 50% when you will be in Cusco city with us.

• Altitude at Machu Picchu – 2400m / 7873ft.
• Trains To Machu Picchu may be booked by us with either Inca Rail or Peru Rail (prices vary)
• Weather is divided into 2 Seasons: DRY from May – October & WET from November – April.
• Entrance to Machu Picchu citadel is included.
• Huayna Picchu mountain is an additional fee and needs to be booked in advance (min. 3 months)

Public payphones operated by Telefonica-Peru (www.telefonica.com.pe) or Claro-Perú (www.claro.com.pe)  are available on the street even in small towns. Certainly, most payphones work with phone cards which can be purchased at supermarkets and groceries. Often internet cafes have private phone booths with ¨net-to-phone¨ and ¨net-to-net¨ capabilities (such as skype), where you can talk for pennies or even for free.

How to do international callings?

So, when calling Peru from abroad, dial the international access code for the country you are in, then Peru’s country code (51), then the area code without the 0, and finally, the local number.

Certainly, When making international calls from Peru, dial the international access code (00), then the country code of where you are calling, then the area code, and finally the local phone number.

In Peru, any telephone number beginning with a 9 is a cell-phone number. Numbers beginning with 0800 are often toll-free only when dialed from private phones, not from public pay phones.

What is the weather in Cusco?

December to March. It rains all the time in the hot and humid rainforest, but the driest months there are from April to November. However, even during the wettest months from December to March, it rarely rains for more than a few hours at a time. Along the arid coastal strip, the hot summer months are from December through March.

Travelers flying straight to Cuzco (3250m), or their hight altitude cities, should allow several days to acclimatize since altitude sickness or soroche can be a problem.