Machu Picchu Travel Package – Machu Picchu Tour 6 Days / 5 Nights

We arrive in Cusco in the morning or afternoon and transfer to the hotel. We have time to rest and acclimatize to the altitude. The Cusco City Tour introduces us to the history of the Inca capital while walking through plazas, temples, and cobblestone streets.
We start at Plaza de Armas, admiring Cusco Cathedral and the Church of the Society of Jesus. We capture photos of colonial architecture combined with Inca stone foundations. Each detail helps us understand Cusco’s history.
We visit Qorikancha (Temple of the Sun), where Inca and Spanish architecture merge. We explore temples dedicated to the Sun, Moon, and stars, learning about Andean cosmology.
We continue to Sacsayhuamán, walking along massive stone walls and terraces while enjoying views of the Andes. The day ends visiting Qenqo, Puka Pukara, and Tambomachay, exploring tunnels, aqueducts, and ceremonial spaces.
Return to the hotel in the afternoon.
Day 1 Statistics:
Maximum altitude: 3,700 m (Sacsayhuamán)
Minimum altitude: 3,400 m (Plaza de Armas)
Distance: 15 km
Route: Plaza de Armas – Qorikancha – Sacsayhuamán – Qenqo – Puka Pukara – Tambomachay
Difficulty: Moderate

We depart early toward the Sacred Valley of the Incas, traveling 75 km through scenic Andean roads. We observe villages, rivers, and mountains while learning about Andean culture.
Our first stop is Pisac, where we explore agricultural terraces and the Inca fortress. We walk along stone paths and enjoy panoramic valley views. We visit the artisan market and learn traditional weaving and pottery techniques.
We continue to Urubamba (25 km) for lunch at a local restaurant. We observe terrace farming and small villages along the route.
We head to Ollantaytambo (30 km), exploring the fortress and walking through original Inca streets. We learn about urban planning, military defense, and ceremonies.
We board the train to Aguas Calientes (30 km), traveling along the Vilcanota River. Arrival at the hotel and overnight stay.
Day 2 Statistics:
Maximum altitude: 2,950 m (Ollantaytambo)
Minimum altitude: 2,040 m (Aguas Calientes)
Distance: 135 km
Route: Cusco – Pisac – Urubamba – Ollantaytambo – Aguas Calientes
Difficulty: Moderate

We wake up early and take the bus (8 km) to Machu Picchu. We walk along paths surrounded by vegetation as we approach the citadel.
We explore the main circuit, visiting the Temple of the Sun, Sacred Plaza, and residential areas. The guide explains Inca engineering, agriculture, and rituals.
We visit viewpoints to capture photos of the citadel and surrounding mountains. We learn about urban planning and connection with nature.
We enjoy free time to explore and connect with the site. We descend by bus to Aguas Calientes, have lunch, and return by train to Ollantaytambo, then private transport to Cusco (112 km).
Day 3 Statistics:
Maximum altitude: 2,430 m (Machu Picchu)
Minimum altitude: 2,040 m (Aguas Calientes)
Distance: 120 km
Route: Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu – Ollantaytambo – Cusco
Difficulty: Moderate

We depart early from Cusco toward the northwest of the Sacred Valley to begin our Maras Moray Tour Peru, one of the most fascinating cultural experiences in the Andes. The journey offers panoramic views of mountains, valleys, and traditional Andean villages along the route.
Our first stop is the Salt Mines of Maras, also known as Salineras de Maras, where more than 3,000 small salt pools cascade down the mountainside. We observe traditional salt extraction techniques that have been used since Inca times and are still maintained by local families today. The contrast of white salt terraces against the Andean landscape creates a unique and photogenic setting.
Next, we continue to Moray, an extraordinary archaeological site composed of circular agricultural terraces. These terraces were used by the Incas as an agricultural laboratory to experiment with crops at different microclimates. Our guide explains the advanced Inca knowledge of farming, irrigation systems, and environmental adaptation.
We walk through different levels of the terraces, appreciating the precision of Inca engineering and the harmony between nature and human design. The views from the top of Moray offer breathtaking perspectives of the Sacred Valley.
On the return journey to Cusco, we make scenic stops at panoramic viewpoints to capture photos and admire the Andean landscapes. This day combines history, culture, and natural beauty, making it an essential part of the Machu Picchu Travel Package 6D/5N.
Day 4 Statistics:
Maximum altitude: 3,500 m (Moray)
Minimum altitude: 2,900 m (Maras)
Distance: 80 km
Route: Cusco – Maras – Moray – Cusco
Difficulty: Moderate (short walks and gentle terrain)

We begin the day very early at 3:30 A.M. with departure from Cusco for the Rainbow Mountain Tour Vinicunca, one of the most iconic natural attractions in Peru. The journey covers approximately 102 km through the southern Andes, passing traditional villages, rivers, and high-altitude valleys.
At sunrise, the Andean landscape transforms with golden light illuminating snow-capped peaks and vast plains. Upon arrival at the trailhead, we prepare for the hike and begin ascending gradually through scenic mountain paths.
The hike to the Rainbow Mountain viewpoint (5,020 m / 16,466 ft) takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on pace and acclimatization. Along the way, we observe alpacas, llamas, and local communities living in high-altitude conditions.
At the summit, we enjoy breathtaking views of the colorful mineral-striped mountain, surrounded by glaciers and deep valleys. The guide explains the geological formation of the mountain, as well as its cultural significance in Andean traditions.
We have time for photos, rest, and to fully appreciate the landscape before beginning the descent back to the starting point. After the hike, we return to Cusco, arriving in the afternoon.
This day is the most physically demanding part of the Machu Picchu Tour 6D/5N Peru, due to the high altitude, but it is also one of the most rewarding experiences.
Day 5 Statistics:
Maximum altitude: 5,020 m (Rainbow Mountain viewpoint)
Minimum altitude: 3,700 m (Cusco)
Distance: 204 km round trip
Route: Cusco – Rainbow Mountain – Cusco
Difficulty: Challenging (high altitude trekking)

The final day of the Machu Picchu Travel Package 6 Days / 5 Nights begins with breakfast at the hotel. Travelers have time to organize their belongings and enjoy a relaxed morning in Cusco.
A private transfer is arranged to Cusco airport, covering approximately 15 km. During the journey, travelers can reflect on the incredible experiences lived throughout the tour, from the Sacred Valley to Machu Picchu and the Rainbow Mountain.
Our team ensures a punctual and comfortable transfer according to your flight schedule, providing a smooth and stress-free end to your journey.
This concludes the Machu Picchu Tour 6D/5N Peru, leaving unforgettable memories of culture, history, and natural beauty in the Andes.
Day 6 Statistics:
Altitude: 3,400 m
Distance: 15 km
Difficulty: Easy (transport only)