May 29,2025
Pick-up from El Albergue in Ollantaytambo and train to KM 104.
Transfer of your luggage from Ollantaytambo to Jaya Machu Picchu.
Trek, guided tour, and bus transfer to Aguas Calientes.
Overnight stay at Jaya Machu Picchu (1 room, 2 beds).

May 30, 2025
Afternoon: Hiram Bingham train from Aguas Calientes to Poroy.
Private transport from Poroy to your hotel in Cusco (Tocoyeros).

• Travel insurance.
• Tips, and extra spending

Ensure you are well-prepared for your trekking adventure with the following essential items:

Daypack: Make sure you have a suitable backpack for your daypack needs.

Passport: Remember to bring your original passport for mandatory identification purposes.

Student Card: If you qualify for a student discount, don't forget your International Student Identity Card (ISIC).

First Aid Kit: Pack a personal first-aid kit containing any necessary medications.

Sleeping Bag: If you don't own a sleeping bag, you can rent one from us for $25.

Rain Gear: Be ready for rain with gear such as a jacket and pants. Alternatively, you can purchase a rain poncho in Cusco.

Hiking Boots: Opt for sturdy footwear, preferably walking boots with ankle support. Consider bringing sandals or jogging shoes for added comfort at the campsite.

Clothing: Include a complete change of clothing, along with a sweater, fleece jacket or shirt, beanie, hat, and gloves for cooler nights. Thermal clothing is recommended, especially for sleeping.

Water Bottle: Carry metal or Nalgene-type water bottles to stay hydrated.

Flashlight: Don't forget a reliable flashlight or headlamp with spare batteries.

Sunscreen: Apply sunscreen to protect your skin from the sun's rays. Pack after-sun or hydrating cream for your face and body.

Hats: Bring a hat or cap to shield yourself from the sun, rain, and cold.

Insect Repellent: Ward off bugs with insect repellent.

Snacks: Consider bringing dried fruit, biscuits, chocolate, and energy bars for specific snack preferences not included in our meal services.

Toilet Paper: Remember to bring toilet paper and handkerchiefs for convenience.

Camera: Capture the journey with a camera, extra films, and batteries. Note that batteries may deplete more quickly in cold conditions.

Extra Money: Carry some additional Peruvian soles for purchasing drinks or emergencies.

Hiking Poles: While optional, walking poles can be beneficial. If using poles with metal spikes on the Inca Trail, bring rubber protection for them.

Towel: Include a small towel for various purposes, and if you plan on bathing in the hot springs, pack a swimsuit.