Randonnée classique sur le Chemin Inca (4 jours)
Durée
4 jours / 3 nuits
Difficulté
Facile
Prix à partir de
Meilleures réductions
Hôtel
Les meilleurs hôtels
Le Chemin classique de l'Inca C'est l'un des itinéraires de trekking les plus célèbres au monde. D'après les spécialistes, c'est probablement la randonnée que tout être humain devrait faire avant de mourir. La magie de ce sentier réside dans la richesse du patrimoine culturel inca qu'on y découvre tout au long du parcours, sans parler des paysages à couper le souffle qui se transforment à chaque pas.
Tout d'abord, Chemin classique de l'Inca Le trek comprend, le premier jour, la rencontre entre le guide et les porteurs avec les randonneurs, ainsi qu'un trajet en bus depuis le point de départ. Ville de Cusco jusqu'au village de Piscacucho, point de départ du sentier. C'est là que nos randonneurs, après le petit-déjeuner, pourront passer les points de contrôle et commencer leur randonnée. UNESCO site du patrimoine mondial.
Le dernier contact, même avec la population locale, aura donc lieu lors du premier déjeuner, moment où les randonneurs se couperont du monde moderne et seront immergés dans tous les aspects de la culture inca et de leur incroyable civilisation. histoire De gloire et de décadence. Avec une vue imprenable sur les sommets enneigés des Andes, la forêt tropicale et la possibilité de marcher au-dessus des nuages.
FORFAIT DE VOYAGE POUR UNE RANDONNÉE SUR LE CHEMIN INCA CLASSIQUE
Itinéraire classique du Chemin Inca
Jour 1 : Le chemin inca, de Cusco au km 82 – campement d'Ayapata.
Begin your unforgettable Classic Inca Trail Trek to Machu Picchu, following the ancient pathways of the Inca civilization through some of the most spectacular landscapes of the Peruvian Andes.
The first day of your 4-Day Inca Trail Adventure offers a gradual introduction to the trek, allowing you to adjust to the trail while enjoying breathtaking mountain scenery, fascinating archaeological sites, and the natural beauty of the Andes.
Today’s hike covers approximately 14 kilometers (8.7 miles), following a scenic route through the beautiful Cusichaca Valley, surrounded by impressive mountains, traditional Andean landscapes, and diverse native vegetation.
Along the way, discover Llactapata, an ancient Inca archaeological complex featuring impressive agricultural terraces and fascinating remains of the Inca civilization. Your professional Kaypi Peru Tours trekking guide will share insights into the history and significance of this remarkable site.
Throughout the journey, enjoy spectacular views of the snow-capped Mount Veronica (Wakaywillque), rising approximately 5,900 meters (19,357 feet) above sea level. Keep an eye out for native Andean birds and the diverse plant life that makes this section of the Inca Trail so beautiful.
As the trail gradually ascends, continue toward Ayapata Campsite, located at approximately 3,300 meters (10,829 feet) above sea level.
Unlike many trekking groups that stop earlier along the route, our itinerary continues farther into the mountains, offering a more peaceful camping experience and a strategic advantage for the following day’s challenging ascent toward Dead Woman’s Pass.
Upon arrival, settle into camp, relax in the tranquil Andean surroundings, and enjoy the satisfaction of completing your first day on one of the world’s most iconic hiking trails.
Overnight at Ayapata Campsite.
– Camping : Ayapata 3300 m / 10829 pi.
– Distance : 14 km / 8,68 miles
– Point culminant : camping d'Ayapata 3300 m / 10829 pieds.
Jour 2 : Le chemin inca, campement d'Ayapata – campement de Chaquilcocha.
Get ready for the most challenging and rewarding day of your Classic Inca Trail Trek to Machu Picchu, an extraordinary journey through the breathtaking high-altitude landscapes of the Peruvian Andes.
After an early breakfast at Ayapata Campsite, begin your ascent toward the legendary Dead Woman’s Pass (Warmiwañusca), the highest point of the Classic Inca Trail, standing at approximately 4,200 meters (13,780 feet) above sea level.
As you climb along ancient Inca pathways, admire spectacular mountain scenery and dramatic Andean valleys. Reaching the summit is one of the most memorable achievements of the entire trek, rewarding your efforts with magnificent panoramic views of the surrounding mountain ranges.
Throughout this demanding journey, our experienced Kaypi Peru Tours trekking guides and dedicated porter team will provide encouragement and support, helping you maintain a comfortable pace as you conquer the trail’s two high mountain passes.
After crossing Dead Woman’s Pass, continue toward the second mountain pass, discovering fascinating archaeological treasures along the way.
Visit Runcuracay, an impressive circular Inca archaeological site overlooking the surrounding mountains, and explore Sayacmarca, a remarkable ancient settlement perched above the lush Andean cloud forest.
Your professional trekking guide will share fascinating insights into the history, architecture, and strategic importance of these extraordinary Inca sites.
Today’s approximately 16-kilometer (10-mile) hike offers some of the most spectacular scenery along the Chemin inca vers le Machu Picchu, combining challenging mountain ascents, ancient stone stairways, and breathtaking natural landscapes.
By late afternoon, arrive at Chaquicocha Campsite, located at approximately 3,600 meters (11,811 feet) above sea level.
Surrounded by peaceful mountain scenery, Chaquicocha offers a wonderful place to relax after an unforgettable day of adventure. Weather permitting, enjoy beautiful sunset views over the distant Andean peaks before settling in for a well-deserved rest.
Overnight at Chaquicocha Campsite.
– Camping : Chaquilcocha 3600 m / 11800 ft.
– Distance : 16 km / 9,92 miles
– Point culminant : col de la femme morte 4200 m / 13779 pieds.
Day 3: The inca trail, chaquilcocha campsite – wiñay wayna camp.
After conquering the two challenging mountain passes the previous day, enjoy a more relaxed and scenic journey through one of the most beautiful sections of the Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu.
Following breakfast at Chaquicocha Campsite, continue your adventure along the famous Inca Flat, a relatively gentle section of the trail featuring gradual ascents and descents through spectacular Andean landscapes.
Today’s hike takes you through the enchanting Andean cloud forest, where lush vegetation, colorful orchids, moss-covered trees, and diverse native birdlife create an extraordinary natural environment. Along the way, admire breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and deep green valleys.
One of the highlights of the day is a visit to Phuyupatamarca, whose Quechua name means Town Above the Clouds. This remarkable Inca archaeological complex is famous for its impressive agricultural terraces, ceremonial fountains, and spectacular location overlooking the cloud forest.
Continue along beautifully preserved Inca stone pathways toward Wiñay Wayna, one of the most impressive archaeological sites along the entire Inca Trail.
Meaning Forever Young in Quechua, Wiñay Wayna features magnificent agricultural terraces cascading down the mountainside, ceremonial structures, and extraordinary examples of ancient Inca engineering.
Arrive at Wiñay Wayna Campsite in the early afternoon, allowing plenty of time to relax and enjoy the peaceful mountain surroundings.
After settling into camp, join your professional Kaypi Peru Tours trekking guide for an extended exploration of the nearby Wiñay Wayna archaeological complex. Discover its fascinating history, spiritual significance, and remarkable connection to the ancient Inca road network.
As evening approaches, enjoy the tranquility of the cloud forest and prepare for the most anticipated moment of your Classic Inca Trail Adventure: reaching the legendary Machu Picchu the following morning.
Overnight at Wiñay Wayna Campsite.
– Camping : Wiñay Wayna 2680 m / 8792 pi.
– Distance : 10 km / 6,2 miles
– Point culminant : col de Phuyupatamarca 3680 m / 12073 pieds.
Jour 4 : Chemin inca classique, Wiñay Wayna – Machu Picchu – retour en train à Cusco.
Today is the highlight of your 4-Day Classic Inca Trail Trek to Machu Picchu, an unforgettable journey that culminates at one of the Les sept nouvelles merveilles du monde.
Your adventure begins before dawn as you leave your campsite and make your way to the final Inca Trail checkpoint. Once the checkpoint opens, continue along the ancient stone pathways toward the legendary Sun Gate (Inti Punku), the historic entrance to Machu Picchu for travelers completing the Classic Inca Trail.
As you reach the Sun Gate, experience the unforgettable moment of seeing Machu Picchu for the first time, surrounded by towering Andean mountains and lush cloud forest. Weather permitting, admire the beautiful morning light illuminating the magnificent Inca citadel.
Continue toward the archaeological sanctuary, where your professional Kaypi Peru Tours trekking guide will lead you on an approximately two-hour guided walking tour of Machu Picchu.
Discover the fascinating history of the Inca civilization, admire extraordinary stone architecture, and explore the temples, ceremonial areas, and agricultural terraces accessible along your assigned visitor circuit.
Learn about the remarkable engineering achievements, spiritual traditions, and historical significance of this extraordinary Site du patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO, while enjoying breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.
After completing your Machu Picchu guided tour, take the shuttle bus down to Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu Pueblo), where you’ll have time to enjoy lunch and relax before your return journey.
Later, board your scenic train from Machu Picchu Pueblo to Ollantaytambo or Cusco, traveling through the spectacular landscapes of the Urubamba Valley.
Upon arrival at your destination station, a friendly Kaypi Peru Tours representative will be waiting to arrange your transfer to Cusco.
Your incredible Classic Inca Trail Adventure comes to an end, leaving you with unforgettable memories of ancient Inca pathways, breathtaking Andean landscapes, and the extraordinary beauty of Machu Picchu.
End of the Classic Inca Trail – Return to Cusco.
– Distance : 5 km / 3,1 miles
– Point culminant : Sun Gate 2730 m / 8956 pi.
Notre trek classique sur le Chemin Inca comprenait :
- Toutes les prises en charge se font à l'hôtel
- Guide touristique professionnel anglophone, assistant guide pour groupes de 9 personnes et plus
- Chef professionnel
- Des porteurs pour transporter le matériel de cuisine et de camping
- Transport en bus jusqu'au km 82
- Transport aller-retour en train et en bus jusqu'à Cusco
- Eau (sauf pour les 4 premières heures de marche où vous devez apporter la vôtre)
- Repas sur le Chemin Inca (3 petits-déjeuners, 3 déjeuners, 3 goûters et 3 dîners). Si vous avez des exigences alimentaires particulières, comme des plats végétariens, veuillez nous en informer.
- Tente-restaurant avec tables et chaises
- Une tente pour 4 personnes pour 2 randonneurs
- Matelas de couchage en mousse (vous devrez le porter vous-même à moins d'engager un porteur personnel)
- bouteille d'oxygène
- Trousse de secours
- Entrée du Chemin Inca et du Machu Picchu
- Bus de Machu Picchu à Aguas Calientes
- Train de retour de l'expédition vers Cusco.
Non inclus, mais vous pouvez vous le procurer chez nous :
- Entrées pour la montagne Huayna Picchu (réservation obligatoire à l'avance)
- Entrées pour la montagne Machu Picchu (réservation obligatoire à l'avance)
- Sac de couchage (possibilité de location chez nous)
- Porteur personnel jusqu'à 7 kg ou 14 kg
- Cannes de marche (possibilité de location chez nous)
Ce qui n'est pas inclus :
- Petit-déjeuner le jour 1 et déjeuner et dîner le jour 4
- De l'eau (pendant les 4 premières heures, ensuite notre équipe vous en fournira).
- Conseils
- Assurance voyage – il est fortement recommandé de souscrire une assurance voyage pour toute la durée de votre séjour.
- Boissons alcoolisées et non alcoolisées.
- Lessive
- Des frais supplémentaires s'appliquent si vous voyagez seul (185 USD), ou vous pouvez demander une chambre triple si trois personnes voyagent pour éviter les frais supplémentaires.
- Note: Avant de réserver notre excursion, n'oubliez pas de lire nos conditions générales.
- Veuillez noter: L'emplacement des campings peut varier en fonction des disponibilités au moment de la réservation.
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