Inca Trail Tours

Enjoy of this wonderful empire capitol of the Incas. Inca Trail is much more than a great hike. It is one small portion of an incredible network of such trails crossing high stony mountain ranges, bleak deserts, and raging Andean rivers, tying the Inka Empire together. The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is actually three routes, which all meet up near Inti-Pata, the 'Sun Gate' and entrance to Machu Picchu.

The ruins at Choquequirao are comprised of buildings and terraces at different levels from the lower level Sunch'u Pata to the truncated hill top. The hill top has been leveled and ringed with stones to form a platform of 30x50 meters wide. Choquequirao admits far fewer tourists than its sister but the ruin is no less delightful and is a good alternative to the sometimes overcrowded Machu Picchu.

The Cusco to Machu Picchu Tour is a highlight of the Andes. Cusco is a stunning combination of ancient Inca and colonial Spanish influences. Attractive churches, monasteries and convents are interspersed with perfect Inca walls, doorways and arches. The ancient Inca citadel of Machu Picchu is the star attraction of Cuzco.

The Inca Trail which was well built, crosses dense forests and deep canyons. There are 18 archaeological complexes dotted along the trail which can be seen in all their splendor. Galapagos Islands is almost a world within a world. Whether on land or sea there is always a surprise of nature lurking around a corner. Giant tortoises grunt in distant highlands.

Perhaps no other country has more to offers the visitor than Peru: panoramic mountain ranges, vast deserts, beautiful beaches and tropical jungle. All this combined with a rich historical and archaeological past. The fertile valleys, mountain peaks, and coastal desert areas nurtured 21 major pre-Columbian cultures, culminating with the Inca civilization centered in Cusco.