Sacred Valley, Short Inca Trail and Rainbow Mountain 4 Day Tour Package

4 Days / 3 Nights Activity: Easy 2 up to 10 People

Overview

Welcome to our most complete short tour of Cusco. This 4 day package brings together the best of the Sacred Valley, the famous Short Inca Trail, Machu Picchu and Rainbow Mountain in one easy itinerary.

Start in the breathtaking Sacred Valley, with high Andean peaks, Inca ruins, and traditional markets. Hike the Short Inca Trail on Day 2, following the original Inca path through Chachabamba and Wiñay Wayna to the Sun Gate for your first view of Machu Picchu. Enjoy a full private guided tour of Machu Picchu on Day 3. Finish with Rainbow Mountain on Day 4, the world famous striped mountain at 5,020 meters, with optional Red Valley.

This tour is perfect for travelers with limited time who want ancient culture, a real Inca Trail experience, and the best natural landscapes of the Andes, without camping and without a long trek. We are a licensed tour operator based in Cusco with many years of experience. All tours are in small groups averaging 5 people, maximum 8 per guide.

Highlights of the Best Machu Picchu Tour Package

  • Explore ancient Inca ruins in the Sacred Valley including Pisac, Moray, Maras and Ollantaytambo
  • Hike the Short Inca Trail from KM104 to Machu Picchu via Wiñay Wayna and the Sun Gate
  • Enjoy a private 2 hour guided tour of Machu Picchu citadel with afternoon light for photos
  • Hike to Rainbow Mountain and the Red Valley with Ausangate glacier views
  • Small group tours with maximum 8 people per guide
  • Travel with the most experienced local tour company based in Cusco
  • Professional Peruvian guides, knowledgeable and fluent in English
  • Sample the world famous Peruvian cuy and traditional cuisine

Places You Will Visit On This Tour

  • Sacred Valley, Pisac: Archaeological site, tombs, terraces, local market
  • Taray Viewpoint: Classic valley photos, Andes views
  • Moray & Maras: Inca agricultural lab and pre Inca pink salt mines
  • Ollantaytambo (2,792m): Last Inca stronghold, Sun Temple, overnight
  • Short Inca Trail KM104: 12km hike, cloud forest, Wiñay Wayna, Sun Gate
  • Machu Picchu (2,430m): Sun Gate first views, Guard House, Citadel tour
  • Aguas Calientes (2,040m): Gateway town, hot springs, dinner, overnight
  • Rainbow Mountain (5,020m): Striped mountain, Ausangate, Red Valley optional

Full Itinerary for the Best Machu Picchu Tour Package

Day 1, Sacred Valley of the Incas (Pisac + Moray + Maras + Ollantaytambo)

Starting early, your guide will pick you up from your hotel lobby around 7:30am. Travel to the Sacred Valley to the first town of Pisac, stopping along the way at the Taray viewpoint for the best views of the valley laid out below. Visit the Pisac archaeological site. Explore the site with your guide and discover thousands of tombs where many remains were found. Hear the history of Pisac and enjoy the views.

Later travel down to the local market. This is the perfect place to buy all your Peruvian souvenirs. Continue further into the valley where we stop at Urubamba for lunch, not included.

After lunch visit the interesting archaeological site of Moray, the Greenhouse of the Incas. This mysterious site was said to have been used by the Inca to experiment in crop growth. The site features large terraces carved into a bowl. Each level has a different microclimate depending on the terrace.

Our journey will take us to the colonial town of Maras, then onto the pre-Inca salt mines at Maras. See thousands of salt pans. These pans have been passed down through generations of families and have been used for salt extraction since before Inca times. Here is one of the only places in the world where you can find fine naturally pink salt.

Last stop on the tour is the Inca town of Ollantaytambo. Here was fought the last battle between the Spanish and the Inca. Ollantaytambo is an impressive pretty village with cobblestone streets and a fabulous Inca ruin which has not changed since Inca times. Tour the grand ruin and see the Sun Temple at the top. Your guide will give you all the history of the last battle held at the site during the Spanish conquest. Tonight, sleep in Ollantaytambo before starting the Inca Trail the next day.

  • 3-star Hotel Accommodation: Andenes Del Inka
  • Meals: Dinner included if hotel option chosen

Day 2, Ollantaytambo, KM104, Winay Wayna, Sun Gate, Machu Picchu

Today will start early with a pickup at 5:30am. On arrival at the train station, receive a box lunch which you will add to your backpack. Your train will depart Ollantaytambo at 6:10am. It is a great idea to bring breakfast from your hotel to have on the train while enjoying the scenery.

At KM104 get off the train for the beginning of the trek. After crossing the Urubamba River you will need to show your passport at the checkpoint after which you will visit a nearby Inca site. The first hour is a gentle hike upward, stopping along the way to enjoy the views of the Urubamba River. Pass through several micro climates including a cloud forest where you may get wet, so be prepared.

Get ready as the next hour and a half turns steeper. Arrive at a beautiful waterfall at the last part of the hike. Cross the bridge at the waterfall and see the Wiñay Wayna ruin spread out in front of you. You may have time to take a quick dip in the pool below the waterfall. Walk to the ruins of Wiñay Wayna where your guide will give you a tour with an explanation of the incredible flora and fauna of the surrounding areas. Have lunch at Wiñay Wayna campsite.

After you are well rested, you will walk the mostly flat path to the Sun Gate. You will know that you are almost at the end of the trail when you will come across a set of stairs, very steep and challenging. After arriving at the Sun Gate you will get your first views of Machu Picchu. Stay awhile and enjoy the views, take many photos from the gate above Machu Picchu. Later walk down to Machu Picchu with your guide while he explains the important sites along the way.

On reaching Machu Picchu, take more photos from the viewing platforms, also known as the Guard House. Arrive in the afternoon when there are fewer tourists and Machu Picchu looks wonderful in the afternoon light. From here take the bus down to Aguas Calientes and check into your hotel. Have a delicious dinner before exploring the town and hot springs or just retiring to your hotel to rest for the evening after a big day.

  • Meals included: Breakfast at your hotel, Box Lunch, Dinner at a restaurant in Aguas Calientes
  • Distance: 12 kms / 7.5 miles
  • Time: 6hrs approximately
    • 3 star Accommodations: Ferre Hotel Machu Picchu
    • 4 star Accommodation: El Mapi or Tierra Viva Machu Picchu superior room
  • Difficulty: Moderate

You can leave an overnight bag at the Ollantaytambo train station to be sent by train directly to Aguas Calientes.


Day 3, Aguas Calientes, Machu Picchu, Cusco

Today you will visit the magnificent Machu Picchu. Make sure to have an early breakfast at your hotel to see Machu Picchu at sunrise. You will not want to miss this, a memory that will last you for a lifetime. After the sunrise have a guided tour of Machu Picchu with your guide for around 2 hours.

When you have had your fill of the exceptional views of Machu Picchu, you will take the bus back down to Aguas Calientes for lunch, not included. Depending on your train departure time, you may also have time for some shopping, sightseeing or a visit to the museum or hot springs.

The Expedition train will take you back to Ollantaytambo at 2:55pm or 3:20pm, following the spectacular Urubamba River. Close to Aguas Calientes, the canyon is narrow and the river has many beautiful sections of whitewater. You can also see Wiñay Wayna from the train, if you look up high on the steep canyon wall. Back at Ollantaytambo, your driver will meet you at the exit from the train station to take you back to your hotel in Cusco in our private vehicle. You can expect to arrive at your hotel by 7:00pm.

  • Meals included: Breakfast at your hotel
  • Difficulty: Moderate
  • 3 star Accommodation: Waman Qorikancha or Maytaq Wasin
  • 4 star Accommodation: Costa del Sol Ramada or Casa Andina Private Collection

Important Information

  • You can upgrade to the Vistadome Train for the same times, 2:55pm or 3:20pm, 4:22pm, or 4:43pm. The cost is 67 USD per person.
  • Early trains can be organized by request and it has to be done at booking time.
  • On the 2 day Inca Trail, we will be doing circuit 3 and there is no way to do another circuit unless you buy an additional entrance to Machu Picchu for 75 USD per person (Circuit 2)
  • The Huayna Picchu Mountain Hike depends on availability and let us know about it at booking time.

Day 4, Cusco, Rainbow Mountain, Cusco

Early start at your hotel at 4am, travel for 3 hours through the South Valley to the trailhead of the Rainbow Mountain adventure. Along the way see amazing views of Inca farming terraces, traditional villages, valleys and beautiful Andean peaks, before arriving at the trailhead at Llacta.

Eat breakfast surrounded by alpacas and llamas before starting the hike. Follow a lovely stream, enjoying views of Ausangate Mountain and glaciers. From your guide, learn about the traditional clothes and hats worn by the locals. Your guide will teach you a few words in Quechua the local language.

The hike to Rainbow Mountain will take around 1.5 hours. Admire the beauty and have some spare time to explore. Take in the view and snap some photos. We will spend around 30 minutes at the top, after which you can hike to the Red Valley for an additional hike, this will take an extra 45 minutes to get back to the trailhead.

Arrive back at the trailhead where you will enjoy a wonderful lunch prepared by our cook. Embark on the 3 hour drive back to Cusco where you will be dropped back at your hotel.

  • Meals included: Hot Breakfast and Lunch
  • Difficulty: Moderate to Challenging

Schedule

All timings below are approximate and shown as an example only. Actual times vary depending on walking pace, photo stops, traffic and train schedules. We stay flexible throughout and adapt the day to suit you.

Day 1 Sacred Valley 7:30am to 6:00pm Easy

  • 7:30am Pickup from hotel in Cusco, private van to Sacred Valley
  • 8:30am Taray Viewpoint classic valley photos
  • 9:00am Pisac Ruins terraces and tombs
  • 10:30am Pisac Market souvenirs and crafts
  • 2:00pm Moray circular Inca laboratory
  • 3:00pm Maras Salt Mines pink salt pans
  • 4:30pm Ollantaytambo Fortress Sun Temple, overnight hotel plus dinner

Day 2 Short Inca Trail KM104 to Machu Picchu 12km

  • 5:30am Pickup plus Ollantaytambo station box lunch
  • 6:10am Expedition Train to KM104 Urubamba River
  • 7:15am Checkpoint passport control Chachabamba site
  • 9:30am Winay Wayna waterfall and terraced ruins guided tour
  • 1:30pm Sun Gate first view of Machu Picchu photo time
  • 4:30pm Aguas Calientes hotel dinner

Day 3 Machu Picchu Tour plus Return to Cusco

  • 6:30am Private 2 hour guided tour Circuit 3 temples and plazas
  • 11:30am Bus to Aguas Calientes shopping and museum
  • 2:55pm Expedition Train to Ollantaytambo canyon views
  • 7:00pm Private van to Cusco hotel drop

Day 4 Rainbow Mountain plus Red Valley 5,020m

  • 4:00am Pickup South Valley drive 3 hours to trailhead
  • 9:15am Rainbow Mountain summit 30 mins photos, Red Valley optional
  • 12:00pm Hot lunch at trailhead
  • 3:00pm Drive back to Cusco hotel drop end of tour

What’s Included for the Best Machu Picchu Tour Package ?

Included

  • Sacred Valley Tour
  • 2 Day Inca Trail to Machu Picchu
  • Rainbow Mountain Hike 1 day
  • Entrances to the Inca cities and archaeological sites
  • Professional guide fluent in English
  • Expedition train from Ollantaytambo to KM104 and from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo
  • Three nights hotel accommodation with private room, bathroom and breakfast included if option with hotel chosen (This applies ONLY if you are chosen the price which includes hotels)
  • Meals indicated on the itinerary
  • Hot meals at Rainbow Mountain
  • Bus tickets: Aguas Calientes-Machu Picchu-Aguas Calientes

Not Included

  • Hotel – optional upgrades
  • Huayna Picchu Tickets: 75 USD per person
  • Upgrade to Vistadome: 67 USD per person (Only return Aguas Calientes to Poroy at 4:43pm)
  • Tips for your guide
  • Meals not indicated above

Huayna Picchu Mountain is optional trek within Machu Picchu Citadel which does not include a guide. The climb is usually done on your own after your tour of Machu Picchu Citadel. If you would like the extra hike to be guided, please request in advance. There is an extra cost for this extra guided tour.

Added Values for Free

  • Transfer from the airport to hotel (Cusco only)
  • Small Groups: up to 8 hikers
  • Early Train: for the return to Cusco from Aguas Calientes

Price – Sacred Valley, Short Inca Trail and Rainbow Mountain 4 Days

Tour Details: All tours, entrance fees, trains, and buses included | Small groups 2 to 10 people | Hotels optional

Price Per Person – 2 to 10 People

  • Best of Machu Picchu 4 Day Package – Without Hotels: $727 USD
    • All tours, entrance fees, trains, and buses included. You book your own hotels. Meals as indicated: box lunch Day 2, dinner Day 1 and 2, breakfast and lunch Day 4.
  • Best of Machu Picchu 4 Day Package – 3 Star Hotels: $837 USD
    • 2 nights 3-star + 1 night 2-star (Andenes Del Inka, Ferre Machu Picchu, Waman Qorikancha, or similar). Private room, bathroom, breakfast, and dinner as indicated.
  • Best of Machu Picchu 4 Day Package – 4 Star Hotels: $1022 USD
    • 2 nights 4-star + 1 night 3-star (El Mapi, Tierra Viva, Costa del Sol Ramada, or similar). Superior rooms where available, private bathroom, and breakfast.

Extras – Optional Upgrades

  • Vistadome Train Upgrade (Return Only): $67 USD
    • Return Aguas Calientes to Poroy or Ollantaytambo at 2:55 PM, 3:20 PM, 4:22 PM, or 4:43 PM. Larger panoramic windows, snack, and show included.
  • Huayna Picchu Mountain: $75 USD
    • Optional trek within Machu Picchu, request at booking, no guide. Subject to availability, book 3 months ahead.
  • Extra Circuit 2 – Classic Viewpoint: $75 USD
    • Extra entrance to Machu Picchu Circuit 2 for classic Guard House photo. Needed if you want Circuit 2 on Day 3.
  • Emergency Horse (Rainbow Mountain): $30 USD
    • Can be ridden if you get tired at 5,020m, available at trailhead Llacta.

Added Values For FREE

  • Transfer Airport to Hotel – FREE: Cusco only, arrival day before tour.
  • Storage of Main Luggage – FREE: Store large bag at our office or hotel in Cusco, leave overnight bag at Ollantaytambo station.
  • Walking Sticks – FREE: Professional poles for Short Inca Trail and Rainbow Mountain.
  • Oxygen and First Aid – FREE: Oxygen tank and first aid kit for Rainbow Mountain at 5,020m and Inca Trail.
  • Box Lunch and Hot Meals – FREE: Box lunch Day 2 at Wiñay Wayna, hot breakfast and lunch Day 4 at Rainbow Mountain trailhead.

Availability and Small Groups

  • Operating Season: Available all year except February when the Inca Trail is closed for maintenance.
  • Group Size: Small groups averaging 5 persons with a maximum of 8 per guide.
  • Train Times & Booking: Return train times (3:20 PM, 4:22 PM, 4:43 PM, or 6:20 PM) depend on availability and are confirmed at booking. Book 4 to 6 months ahead for dry season (May to September) to secure Short Inca Trail permits.

What to Pack for Sacred Valley, Short Inca Trail and Rainbow Mountain 4 Days

Trek Details: 4 Days / 3 Nights | 12km Short Inca Trail + Rainbow Mountain (5,020m) | Hotel nights (No camping) | Small group (2 to 10 people) | Licensed local operator in Cusco

Essential Documents and Cash

  • Original Passport (Mandatory)
    • Original passport used for booking is required (no copies or photos accepted)
    • Checked at KM 104 checkpoint, Machu Picchu entrance, and train stations
    • Name and document number must match your permits exactly. If renewed, bring both old and new passports
  • Travel Documents & Extras
    • Copy of passport, travel insurance details, and student card (if claiming student discount)
    • Includes Sacred Valley boleto turístico, Short Inca Trail permit, Machu Picchu entrance, Expedition train round-trip, and all bus tickets
  • Cash (Peruvian Soles)
    • Small bills and coins for Day 1 lunch, Day 3 lunch, hot springs (20 Soles), souvenirs, and tips for guides and drivers
    • Note: ATMs in Aguas Calientes charge high transaction fees

Packs and Gear

  • Backpacks (Daypack + Overnight Bag)
    • Daypack (20L – 25L): For daily hiking on the Inca Trail and Rainbow Mountain. Carry water, box lunch, rain gear, passport, camera, and snacks
    • Overnight Bag (Up to 5kg): Dropped at Ollantaytambo station on Day 2 and sent directly to your Aguas Calientes hotel by train (Included)
    • Main Luggage: Left in Cusco at your hotel or stored for free at our Cusco office
  • Trekking Poles
    • Highly recommended for the 12km Inca Trail stone steps and steep Rainbow Mountain ascent (5,020m)
    • Provided FREE on request (rubber tips mandatory for Inca Trail)

Footwear and Clothing

  • Footwear
    • Hiking Shoes / Boots: Broken-in, waterproof hiking boots with ankle support and good grip (mandatory for original Inca steps and high-altitude mountain trails)
    • Casual / Camp Shoes: Comfortable shoes or sandals for hotel evenings in Ollantaytambo and Aguas Calientes
  • Clothing Layers for Extreme Climate Shifts
    • Base Layer: Thermal underwear (top and bottom) for freezing 4:00 AM Rainbow Mountain start, plus 2–3 quick-dry t-shirts and 1 long-sleeve shirt
    • Insulating Layer: Fleece jacket and heavy down jacket (temperatures drop below freezing at 5,020m at Rainbow Mountain)
    • Outer Layer: Lightweight waterproof jacket with hood and rain poncho for cloud forest mist (umbrellas not permitted inside Machu Picchu)
    • Bottoms: 2 pairs of comfortable trekking pants (plus thermal base layer for Rainbow Mountain)
  • Warm Accessories and Sun Protection
    • Warm beanie/wool hat and insulated gloves for early 4:00 AM pickup and Rainbow Mountain summit
    • Wide-brim sun hat, UV-protection sunglasses, high SPF 50+ sunscreen, and SPF lip balm

Hydration, Sun, and Insect Protection

  • Hydration System & Snacks
    • Reusable water bottle or hydration bladder (at least 1.5L to 2L capacity)
    • Day 2 box lunch provided for the trail; Day 4 hot breakfast and lunch provided at trailhead
    • Energy bars, chocolates, trail mix, and coca candy/electrolytes for steep climbs (Wiñay Wayna and Rainbow Mountain summit)
    • Note: Disposable plastic water bottles are strictly prohibited inside Machu Picchu
  • Insect Protection
    • Insect repellent with DEET (essential for lower cloud forest sections at Wiñay Wayna and Aguas Calientes)

Personal Health, Toiletries, and Electronics

  • Personal Health & Medication
    • Personal medication, blister plasters/bandages, painkillers, and altitude sickness medication (e.g., Diamox or Sorojchi pills)
    • Note: Guides carry emergency oxygen tanks and first aid kits for Rainbow Mountain (5,020m) and Inca Trail
  • Toiletries & Extras
    • Hand sanitizer, wet wipes, tissues, toilet paper, small quick-dry towel, and swimsuit for Aguas Calientes hot springs
  • Electronics
    • Camera with extra batteries and memory cards (cold temperatures at 5,020m drain camera batteries quickly)
    • Portable Power Bank (minimum 10,000 mAh; no charging outlets on the 12km trail, hotels have electricity overnight)
    • Small dry bags or plastic bags to protect electronics from cloud forest rain and dust

FAQS for the Short Inca Trail and Rainbow Mountain 4 Day Tour Package

Day 1: Full Sacred Valley tour – Pisac ruins and market, Taray viewpoint, Moray circular terraces, Maras salt mines, Ollantaytambo fortress. Overnight in Ollantaytambo.

Day 2: Short Inca Trail from KM104 – 12km hike via Chachabamba, Wiñay Wayna, Sun Gate to Machu Picchu, bus to Aguas Calientes for overnight.

Day 3: Sunrise Machu Picchu 2 hour private guided tour Circuit 3, free time, Expedition train to Ollantaytambo + private van to Cusco, arrive 7pm.

Day 4: Rainbow Mountain from Llacta – 1.5 hour hike to 5,020m, Red Valley optional, hot lunch at trailhead, return to Cusco 3pm.

Short Inca Trail is a Moderate 12km, 6-7 hours, 400m ascent from KM104 (2,100m) to Wiñay Wayna (2,680m) then downhill to Machu Picchu. Suitable for anyone with basic fitness, no camping.

Rainbow Mountain is Moderate to Challenging due to altitude 5,020m, not distance. Hike is 3.5km uphill from Llacta (4,600m) to summit, 1.5 hours up, 1 hour down. We use Llacta route which is less crowded than Cusipata.

We provide walking sticks, oxygen, first aid and go very slowly. Horses available for $30 USD if needed.

Day 2 entry includes Circuit 1A – Sun Gate to Guard House to exit via Machu Picchu for iconic first views and postcard photos.

Day 3 includes Circuit 3 for full 2 hour private guided tour of temples, plazas, Temple of the Sun, Intihuatana. If you want Circuit 2 Classic Route with best Guard House viewpoint on Day 3, we can request at booking for $75 USD extra subject to ticket availability. This tour is best for classic Machu Picchu photos and complete experience.

Day 2 Expedition train Ollantaytambo to KM104 (6:10am) and Day 3 Expedition train Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo (2:55pm, 3:20pm, 4:22pm or 4:43pm depending on availability). After train, private van Ollantaytambo to Cusco hotel 1.5 hours. Arrive Cusco between 6:30pm and 8:30pm. Door-to-door service. Vistadome upgrade available for $67 USD return only – larger windows in roof, leather seats, snack and fashion show.

Yes, 2 nights hotel included with breakfast: Night 1 in Ollantaytambo and Night 2 in Aguas Calientes. Standard option: 3 star hotels with private bathroom, hot shower, wifi. Mid-range upgrade +$45 USD per person and Premium +$95 USD per person available. All centrally located 2-3 minutes walk to main square and train station. Day 1 breakfast not included as early pickup, Day 2 box lunch included, Day 2 and 3 dinners included in Ollantaytambo and Aguas Calientes. Rainbow Mountain Day 4 includes hot breakfast and hot lunch at trailhead.

Original passport (same booked with) essential for train and Machu Picchu entry and Inca Trail checkpoint. Small daypack 25L max for Inca Trail, water 2L, rain jacket, layers for 5,020m cold, sun protection, hat, gloves for Rainbow Mountain, comfortable hiking shoes, trekking poles recommended, cash in small soles for bathrooms and tips, camera. Large luggage stored free at our office or hotel in Cusco. Drones, selfie sticks, tripods and large backpacks over 25L not allowed in Machu Picchu or Inca Trail.


Not included and not recommended on this 4 day tour due to time. Huayna Picchu hike takes 2-3 hours extra and starts early, which conflicts with Short Inca Trail on Day 2 and Machu Picchu tour timing on Day 3. If you want Huayna Picchu, we recommend extending to 5 day tour or booking extra night in Aguas Calientes. Huayna Picchu costs $75 USD extra and must be booked 3 months in advance as tickets sell out quickly.

Yes, available any day of year with minimum 2 participants. We are licensed tour operator and authorized to operate Short Inca Trail with limited daily permits of 250 people. Inca Trail permits sell out 3-4 months in advance for dry season May to September. Recommend booking 4-6 months ahead for high season. For wet season November to March, 2 months usually enough. Small groups average 5 people maximum 8 per guide. Private service available for any date.

Day 1: Dinner in Ollantaytambo included, lunch not included – buffet in Urubamba $15-25 USD optional.

Day 2: Box lunch included at Wiñay Wayna + dinner in Aguas Calientes included.

Day 3: Breakfast in Aguas Calientes hotel included, lunch not included in Aguas Calientes to give flexibility ($8-25 USD options). Day 4: Hot breakfast at Llacta and hot lunch at trailhead cooked by our cook included. Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free available on request at booking.

Yes, many beginners complete this 4 day tour successfully. Sacred Valley tour on Day 1 helps acclimatize at 2,800m. Short Inca Trail on Day 2 max 2,680m at Wiñay Wayna. Machu Picchu at 2,430m is easy day. Rainbow Mountain at 5,020m is highest and most challenging. We go slowly, provide oxygen, coca tea, walking sticks and first aid. Day 3 back in Cusco at 3,400m helps acclimatize again before Rainbow Mountain. Recommend arriving in Cusco 2 days before tour, stay hydrated, avoid alcohol first days. Diamox available in Cusco pharmacies. Private oxygen and emergency horse for Rainbow Mountain included.

Yes, we are a licensed and authorized local tour operator in Cusco with all legal permits from the Peruvian government to operate treks to Machu Picchu. We have over 15 years of experience and we follow Leave No Trace principles while supporting local Quechua communities.

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