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Overview Short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu 2 Days / 1 Night
- Duration 2 Days
- Tour type Trekking
- Difficulty Moderate
- Max altitude 2720 m.a.s.l
- Accommodation Hotel
- Group size Minimum 2 people
2027 prices: this year’s prices do not apply to next year. Every departure from 1 January 2027 costs US$560 per person (US$530 for under-18s and university students), even if you book in 2026. Our booking calendar and checkout apply the right price for the date you choose.
Short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu: 2 days / 1 night
The Short Inca Trail is the last and most scenic stretch of the original Inca path: about 11.5 km (7 mi) from Km 104 past the terraces of Wiñay Wayna to the Sun Gate (Inti Punku), where you see Machu Picchu for the first time. You sleep in a hotel in Aguas Calientes, not in a tent, and visit the citadel with your guide the next morning. It has its own quota of 250 permits per day, so it is a good choice when the 4-day route is sold out or when you have less time.
- Distance: about 11.5 km / 7 mi, 6–7 hours of hiking on day 1
- Highest point: the Sun Gate, 2,720 m / 8,924 ft (start at Km 104, 2,100 m)
- Difficulty: moderate, about 650 m of climbing · Minimum age: 8
- Night: 1 night in a 3-star hotel in Aguas Calientes
- Machu Picchu: Circuit 1 (route 1-B) on day 1 through the Sun Gate, and Circuit 3 (route 3-B) on day 2 for the guided visit
- Price: US$520 per person for 2026 departures and US$560 for 2027 departures
- No porters: on this route each hiker carries their own daypack
The route at a glance
| Point | Km from Km 104 | Altitude | What you see |
|---|---|---|---|
| Km 104 (Chachabamba) | 0 | 2,100 m / 6,890 ft | Start of the trail and the Inca site of Chachabamba |
| Wiñay Wayna | 6 km | 2,650 m / 8,694 ft | Inca terraces and fountains; usual lunch stop |
| Sun Gate (Inti Punku) | 10 km | 2,720 m / 8,924 ft | First view of Machu Picchu |
| Machu Picchu | 11.5 km | 2,430 m / 7,972 ft | Walk down into the citadel, then bus to Aguas Calientes |
2 days or 4 days?
Choose the 2-day route if you are short on time, prefer a hotel to camping or are travelling with children aged 8 to 11. Choose the Classic Inca Trail 4 days if you want the high passes and three nights on the trail. We compare both in 2-day vs 4-day Inca Trail. With only one day, see the 1-day Inca Trail.
What you get with Terra Quechua
- A licensed Inca Trail operator (DIRCETUR Cusco, since 2018) and a local team working in Cusco since 2012.
- Availability checked every 30 minutes against the official permit system, with the time of the latest reading on the calendar.
- Train both ways, buses and a 3-star hotel already booked, so you only have to walk.
- Small groups, with two guides when there are more than 8 hikers.
Plan your trek: 2-day vs 4-day Inca Trail · how hard it is · packing list · the Inca Trail with kids · Inca Trail cost 2027 · how far in advance to book · the Inca Trail at 60 or 70+ · adding Huayna Picchu · how we care for the Inca Trail.
Itinerary Short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu 2 Days / 1 Night
Altitude profile and distances
| Day | Section | Distance | Hiking | Highest point | Up / down | Sleep at |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Km 104 → Machu Picchu | ≈11.5 km 7.1 mi |
6–7 h | 2,720 m 8,920 ft |
+650 / −320 m | Hotel in Aguas Calientes (≈2,040 m) |
| 2 | Aguas Calientes → Machu Picchu (bus) | — | — | 2,430 m 7,970 ft | — | Machu Picchu visit |
Approximate distances and times; campsites are assigned with each permit and may vary.
Machu Picchu included: Day 1: you arrive through the Sun Gate on Circuit 1 · Route 1-B, with panoramic views over the citadel. Day 2: guided visit on Circuit 3 · Route 3-B “Realeza diseñada” (entry between 6:00 and 11:00 a.m., coordinated with your guide), the route Peru’s RM 306-2025-MC assigns to Inca Trail hikers. Huayna Picchu (route 3-A) is a separate ticket: US$80. See Machu Picchu circuits
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We pick you up from your hotel in Cusco and take you to Ollantaytambo station for the train to Km 104 (2,100 m), where the trail starts at the Inca site of Chachabamba. After the permit control we climb, mostly on stone steps, along the mountainside above the Urubamba River to Wiñay Wayna (2,650 m), about 6 km and 3–4 hours from the start. Your guide explains its terraces and fountains, and you eat the box lunch there. About 2 more hours bring you to the Sun Gate (Inti Punku, 2,720 m), with the first view of Machu Picchu, entering on Circuit 1 (route 1-B). We walk down to the citadel and take the bus down to Aguas Calientes for dinner and the night at the hotel.
- Distance: about 11.5 km / 7 mi (6–7 hours)
- Climb: about 650 m up and 320 m down
- Night: 3-star hotel in Aguas Calientes
- Meals: box lunch and dinner
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After breakfast at the hotel you take the bus up to Machu Picchu. Your guide leads a 2-hour visit of the citadel on Circuit 3 (route 3-B), with the entry time (usually between 6:00 and 11:00 a.m.) coordinated with the guide. Afterwards you have free time, or you climb Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain if you added it. Go down to Aguas Calientes by bus (not included) or on foot in about 1 h 30 min, have lunch on your own and take the train to Ollantaytambo, where our transport takes you back to your hotel in Cusco.
- Machu Picchu: 2-hour guided visit on Circuit 3 (route 3-B)
- Meals: breakfast (lunch and dinner on your own)
- Return: Expedition train to Ollantaytambo (Vistadome on request) and transfer to Cusco
Includes / Does not include Short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu 2 Days / 1 Night
Includes
- Inca Trail permit with two Machu Picchu entrances: Circuit 1 (route 1-B) on day 1 as you arrive through the Sun Gate, and Circuit 3 (route 3-B) on day 2 for the guided visit (entry between 6:00 and 11:00 a.m., coordinated with your guide)
- Professional guide in English and Spanish
- Expedition train Ollantaytambo – Km 104 and Aguas Calientes – Ollantaytambo
- Bus from Machu Picchu down to Aguas Calientes on day 1, and bus up on day 2
- 1 night in a hotel in Aguas Calientes
- Meals: 1 box lunch, 1 dinner and 1 breakfast
- Transfers from your hotel to the train station, and from Ollantaytambo back to your hotel in Cusco
- Two-hour guided tour of Machu Picchu
- First aid kit with emergency oxygen
- Luggage storage: leave what you do not need at your hotel in Cusco; if your hotel cannot keep it, we store it at our office
Not included
- Breakfast on the first day
- Lunch and dinner on the last day
- Bus down from Machu Picchu on day 2 (or walk down in about 1 h 30 min)
- Porters: not available on the 2-day route; you carry your own daypack
- Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain: US$80 each, subject to availability
- Any additional Machu Picchu ticket (for example Circuit 2)
- Hot springs in Aguas Calientes: S/20, paid in cash
- Tips: optional, for the whole trip
Packing list Short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu 2 Days / 1 Night
- Original passport, the same one used for your permit (and your valid university card if you booked the student price)
- Daypack of about 20–30 liters with a rain cover: you carry it yourself, so pack light
- A change of clothes for the night in Aguas Calientes
- Rain jacket or poncho
- Broken-in hiking shoes or boots with good grip
- Sun hat, sunglasses and sunscreen
- Insect repellent
- Reusable water bottle with at least 1.5–2 liters (single-use plastic bottles are not allowed on the trail)
- Some snacks, toilet paper and hand sanitizer
- Trekking poles with rubber tips (or rent a pair for US$20)
- Swimsuit for the Aguas Calientes hot springs and cash in soles
Full list, with a printable checklist: Inca Trail packing list 2027.
Prices Short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu 2 Days / 1 Night
Private service
Price per person by group size
- 1 person US$1,000 per person Check dates –1 people
- 2 people US$650 per person Check dates –2 people
- 3 people US$630 per person Check dates –3 people
- 4 people US$600 per person Check dates –4 people
- 5 people US$570 per person Check dates –5 people
- 6 – 10 people US$520 per person Check dates –6 – 10 people
Available discounts
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Under 18− US$30
Children and school students. Passport copy when booking.
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University students 18–25− US$30
Valid university card with name, university and year. ISIC not accepted.
Discounts are not cumulative and also apply to private departures.
Private group or custom dates? Message us on WhatsApp
2027 prices: this year’s prices do not apply to next year. Every departure from 1 January 2027 costs US$560 per person (US$530 for under-18s and university students), even if you book in 2026. Our booking calendar and checkout apply the right price for the date you choose.
The Short Inca Trail runs on any date with open permits, with a minimum of 2 people. Check live Inca Trail availability. Travelling solo? You join a group already confirmed for your date, with no supplement. Groups are kept small, with two guides when there are more than 8 hikers.
GROUP SERVICE PRICE
- US$520 per person for departures in 2026 and US$560 per person for departures in 2027.
- Under 18 and university students aged 18–25: US$30 less.
- Private departures: price per person by group size in the table above.
- Minimum age: 8 years.
MACHU PICCHU ENTRANCES
Your permit includes two entrances: Circuit 1 (route 1-B) on day 1, as you arrive through the Sun Gate, and Circuit 3 (route 3-B, “Realeza diseñada”) on day 2 for the guided visit. The entry time on day 2 is coordinated with your guide, usually between 6:00 and 11:00 a.m.
NO PORTERS ON THE 2-DAY ROUTE
On the Short Inca Trail each hiker carries their own daypack; porters cannot be hired on this route. Your guide hands out the box lunch. Pack light and leave the rest at your hotel in Cusco.
HOW TO BOOK AND PAY
- 30% deposit online by card or PayPal secures your place; we request your permit with it.
- The 70% balance is paid at our office in Cusco (Calle Garcilaso 210) on your first day in Cusco, in cash or by card (6% card fee).
- We email your permit confirmation the same day permits open, or within 2 days at the latest.
- If we cannot get your date and you do not accept another option, we refund your deposit by PayPal within 15 business days (the PayPal fee is deducted).
- Deposits are non-refundable if you cancel or change your date, because the permit is personal, carries your passport number and cannot be transferred. If you change your date, the whole deposit is lost and a new booking, with a new deposit, is needed for the new date or for any other tour.
PASSPORT DETAILS
Send your full name, nationality and passport number exactly as they appear in your passport. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the day you enter Peru; otherwise immigration can refuse your entry. If you renew your passport after booking, send us the new number and we update it in the system. Bring that same passport on the trek: it is checked at the trail control.
DISCOUNT REQUIREMENTS
Under 18 (children and school students): send a copy of the passport when you book. University students aged 18–25: send a copy of a valid university card showing your full name, your university and the current year. International student cards (ISIC) are not accepted, and if the card is not valid the adult price applies. Discounts are not cumulative and also apply to private departures.
EXTRAS
- Trekking poles (pair, with rubber tips): US$20
- Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain: US$80 each (request it when you book)
- Hot springs in Aguas Calientes: S/20, not included, paid in cash
- Extra night in Aguas Calientes: US$65 (subject to availability)
- Vistadome train upgrade for the return: US$50; Vistadome Observatory: US$70
February: the Inca Trail closes every February for maintenance. Closures can also happen at other times because of bad weather or conditions beyond our control; affected departures do the Lares trek instead.
Overview
- Duration 2 Days
- Tour type Trekking
- Difficulty Moderate
- Max altitude 2720 m.a.s.l
- Accommodation Hotel
- Group size Minimum 2 people
2027 prices: this year’s prices do not apply to next year. Every departure from 1 January 2027 costs US$560 per person (US$530 for under-18s and university students), even if you book in 2026. Our booking calendar and checkout apply the right price for the date you choose.
Short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu: 2 days / 1 night
The Short Inca Trail is the last and most scenic stretch of the original Inca path: about 11.5 km (7 mi) from Km 104 past the terraces of Wiñay Wayna to the Sun Gate (Inti Punku), where you see Machu Picchu for the first time. You sleep in a hotel in Aguas Calientes, not in a tent, and visit the citadel with your guide the next morning. It has its own quota of 250 permits per day, so it is a good choice when the 4-day route is sold out or when you have less time.
- Distance: about 11.5 km / 7 mi, 6–7 hours of hiking on day 1
- Highest point: the Sun Gate, 2,720 m / 8,924 ft (start at Km 104, 2,100 m)
- Difficulty: moderate, about 650 m of climbing · Minimum age: 8
- Night: 1 night in a 3-star hotel in Aguas Calientes
- Machu Picchu: Circuit 1 (route 1-B) on day 1 through the Sun Gate, and Circuit 3 (route 3-B) on day 2 for the guided visit
- Price: US$520 per person for 2026 departures and US$560 for 2027 departures
- No porters: on this route each hiker carries their own daypack
The route at a glance
| Point | Km from Km 104 | Altitude | What you see |
|---|---|---|---|
| Km 104 (Chachabamba) | 0 | 2,100 m / 6,890 ft | Start of the trail and the Inca site of Chachabamba |
| Wiñay Wayna | 6 km | 2,650 m / 8,694 ft | Inca terraces and fountains; usual lunch stop |
| Sun Gate (Inti Punku) | 10 km | 2,720 m / 8,924 ft | First view of Machu Picchu |
| Machu Picchu | 11.5 km | 2,430 m / 7,972 ft | Walk down into the citadel, then bus to Aguas Calientes |
2 days or 4 days?
Choose the 2-day route if you are short on time, prefer a hotel to camping or are travelling with children aged 8 to 11. Choose the Classic Inca Trail 4 days if you want the high passes and three nights on the trail. We compare both in 2-day vs 4-day Inca Trail. With only one day, see the 1-day Inca Trail.
What you get with Terra Quechua
- A licensed Inca Trail operator (DIRCETUR Cusco, since 2018) and a local team working in Cusco since 2012.
- Availability checked every 30 minutes against the official permit system, with the time of the latest reading on the calendar.
- Train both ways, buses and a 3-star hotel already booked, so you only have to walk.
- Small groups, with two guides when there are more than 8 hikers.
Plan your trek: 2-day vs 4-day Inca Trail · how hard it is · packing list · the Inca Trail with kids · Inca Trail cost 2027 · how far in advance to book · the Inca Trail at 60 or 70+ · adding Huayna Picchu · how we care for the Inca Trail.
Altitude profile and distances
| Day | Section | Distance | Hiking | Highest point | Up / down | Sleep at |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Km 104 → Machu Picchu | ≈11.5 km 7.1 mi |
6–7 h | 2,720 m 8,920 ft |
+650 / −320 m | Hotel in Aguas Calientes (≈2,040 m) |
| 2 | Aguas Calientes → Machu Picchu (bus) | — | — | 2,430 m 7,970 ft | — | Machu Picchu visit |
Approximate distances and times; campsites are assigned with each permit and may vary.
Machu Picchu included: Day 1: you arrive through the Sun Gate on Circuit 1 · Route 1-B, with panoramic views over the citadel. Day 2: guided visit on Circuit 3 · Route 3-B “Realeza diseñada” (entry between 6:00 and 11:00 a.m., coordinated with your guide), the route Peru’s RM 306-2025-MC assigns to Inca Trail hikers. Huayna Picchu (route 3-A) is a separate ticket: US$80. See Machu Picchu circuits
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We pick you up from your hotel in Cusco and take you to Ollantaytambo station for the train to Km 104 (2,100 m), where the trail starts at the Inca site of Chachabamba. After the permit control we climb, mostly on stone steps, along the mountainside above the Urubamba River to Wiñay Wayna (2,650 m), about 6 km and 3–4 hours from the start. Your guide explains its terraces and fountains, and you eat the box lunch there. About 2 more hours bring you to the Sun Gate (Inti Punku, 2,720 m), with the first view of Machu Picchu, entering on Circuit 1 (route 1-B). We walk down to the citadel and take the bus down to Aguas Calientes for dinner and the night at the hotel.
- Distance: about 11.5 km / 7 mi (6–7 hours)
- Climb: about 650 m up and 320 m down
- Night: 3-star hotel in Aguas Calientes
- Meals: box lunch and dinner
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After breakfast at the hotel you take the bus up to Machu Picchu. Your guide leads a 2-hour visit of the citadel on Circuit 3 (route 3-B), with the entry time (usually between 6:00 and 11:00 a.m.) coordinated with the guide. Afterwards you have free time, or you climb Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain if you added it. Go down to Aguas Calientes by bus (not included) or on foot in about 1 h 30 min, have lunch on your own and take the train to Ollantaytambo, where our transport takes you back to your hotel in Cusco.
- Machu Picchu: 2-hour guided visit on Circuit 3 (route 3-B)
- Meals: breakfast (lunch and dinner on your own)
- Return: Expedition train to Ollantaytambo (Vistadome on request) and transfer to Cusco
Includes
- Inca Trail permit with two Machu Picchu entrances: Circuit 1 (route 1-B) on day 1 as you arrive through the Sun Gate, and Circuit 3 (route 3-B) on day 2 for the guided visit (entry between 6:00 and 11:00 a.m., coordinated with your guide)
- Professional guide in English and Spanish
- Expedition train Ollantaytambo – Km 104 and Aguas Calientes – Ollantaytambo
- Bus from Machu Picchu down to Aguas Calientes on day 1, and bus up on day 2
- 1 night in a hotel in Aguas Calientes
- Meals: 1 box lunch, 1 dinner and 1 breakfast
- Transfers from your hotel to the train station, and from Ollantaytambo back to your hotel in Cusco
- Two-hour guided tour of Machu Picchu
- First aid kit with emergency oxygen
- Luggage storage: leave what you do not need at your hotel in Cusco; if your hotel cannot keep it, we store it at our office
Not included
- Breakfast on the first day
- Lunch and dinner on the last day
- Bus down from Machu Picchu on day 2 (or walk down in about 1 h 30 min)
- Porters: not available on the 2-day route; you carry your own daypack
- Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain: US$80 each, subject to availability
- Any additional Machu Picchu ticket (for example Circuit 2)
- Hot springs in Aguas Calientes: S/20, paid in cash
- Tips: optional, for the whole trip
How hard is the Short Inca Trail?
Moderate. You hike 6–7 hours on day 1 and climb about 650 m, mostly on stone steps between Km 104 and Wiñay Wayna. The altitude is lower than on the Classic route (the highest point is 2,720 m), but you should still spend a day or two in Cusco or the Sacred Valley first. More in how hard the Inca Trail is.
How far in advance should I book?
As early as you can. The 2-day route has its own quota of 250 permits per day and popular dates sell out. Check the live calendar on this page.
Can I hire a porter?
No. Porters cannot be hired on the 2-day route: each hiker carries their own daypack. Leave the rest of your luggage at your hotel in Cusco, or at our office if your hotel cannot keep it.
Where do we sleep?
In a 3-star hotel in Aguas Calientes, the town below Machu Picchu. Dinner is at a restaurant in town and breakfast at the hotel.
Which Machu Picchu entrances are included?
Two: Circuit 1 (route 1-B) as you arrive through the Sun Gate on day 1, and Circuit 3 (route 3-B) on day 2 for the guided visit, with the entry time (usually between 6:00 and 11:00 a.m.) coordinated with your guide. Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain can be added for US$80 each, subject to availability.
Is there a minimum age?
Yes, 8 years on the 2-day route. Under-18s and university students aged 18–25 get a US$30 discount. See the Inca Trail with kids.
Can I join if I travel solo?
Yes. You join a group already confirmed for your date, with no supplement.
Can I have vegetarian meals or tell you about allergies?
Yes. Tell us when you book and we arrange the box lunch, dinner and breakfast accordingly. If you have a medical condition that may affect the hike, let us know and check with your doctor before booking.
What happens in February?
The Inca Trail closes every February for maintenance, so there are no departures that month. Closures can also happen at other times because of weather; affected departures are moved to an alternative.
- Original passport, the same one used for your permit (and your valid university card if you booked the student price)
- Daypack of about 20–30 liters with a rain cover: you carry it yourself, so pack light
- A change of clothes for the night in Aguas Calientes
- Rain jacket or poncho
- Broken-in hiking shoes or boots with good grip
- Sun hat, sunglasses and sunscreen
- Insect repellent
- Reusable water bottle with at least 1.5–2 liters (single-use plastic bottles are not allowed on the trail)
- Some snacks, toilet paper and hand sanitizer
- Trekking poles with rubber tips (or rent a pair for US$20)
- Swimsuit for the Aguas Calientes hot springs and cash in soles
Full list, with a printable checklist: Inca Trail packing list 2027.
Private service
Price per person by group size
- 1 person US$1,000 per person Check dates –1 people
- 2 people US$650 per person Check dates –2 people
- 3 people US$630 per person Check dates –3 people
- 4 people US$600 per person Check dates –4 people
- 5 people US$570 per person Check dates –5 people
- 6 – 10 people US$520 per person Check dates –6 – 10 people
Available discounts
-
Under 18− US$30
Children and school students. Passport copy when booking.
-
University students 18–25− US$30
Valid university card with name, university and year. ISIC not accepted.
Discounts are not cumulative and also apply to private departures.
Private group or custom dates? Message us on WhatsApp
2027 prices: this year’s prices do not apply to next year. Every departure from 1 January 2027 costs US$560 per person (US$530 for under-18s and university students), even if you book in 2026. Our booking calendar and checkout apply the right price for the date you choose.
The Short Inca Trail runs on any date with open permits, with a minimum of 2 people. Check live Inca Trail availability. Travelling solo? You join a group already confirmed for your date, with no supplement. Groups are kept small, with two guides when there are more than 8 hikers.
GROUP SERVICE PRICE
- US$520 per person for departures in 2026 and US$560 per person for departures in 2027.
- Under 18 and university students aged 18–25: US$30 less.
- Private departures: price per person by group size in the table above.
- Minimum age: 8 years.
MACHU PICCHU ENTRANCES
Your permit includes two entrances: Circuit 1 (route 1-B) on day 1, as you arrive through the Sun Gate, and Circuit 3 (route 3-B, “Realeza diseñada”) on day 2 for the guided visit. The entry time on day 2 is coordinated with your guide, usually between 6:00 and 11:00 a.m.
NO PORTERS ON THE 2-DAY ROUTE
On the Short Inca Trail each hiker carries their own daypack; porters cannot be hired on this route. Your guide hands out the box lunch. Pack light and leave the rest at your hotel in Cusco.
HOW TO BOOK AND PAY
- 30% deposit online by card or PayPal secures your place; we request your permit with it.
- The 70% balance is paid at our office in Cusco (Calle Garcilaso 210) on your first day in Cusco, in cash or by card (6% card fee).
- We email your permit confirmation the same day permits open, or within 2 days at the latest.
- If we cannot get your date and you do not accept another option, we refund your deposit by PayPal within 15 business days (the PayPal fee is deducted).
- Deposits are non-refundable if you cancel or change your date, because the permit is personal, carries your passport number and cannot be transferred. If you change your date, the whole deposit is lost and a new booking, with a new deposit, is needed for the new date or for any other tour.
PASSPORT DETAILS
Send your full name, nationality and passport number exactly as they appear in your passport. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the day you enter Peru; otherwise immigration can refuse your entry. If you renew your passport after booking, send us the new number and we update it in the system. Bring that same passport on the trek: it is checked at the trail control.
DISCOUNT REQUIREMENTS
Under 18 (children and school students): send a copy of the passport when you book. University students aged 18–25: send a copy of a valid university card showing your full name, your university and the current year. International student cards (ISIC) are not accepted, and if the card is not valid the adult price applies. Discounts are not cumulative and also apply to private departures.
EXTRAS
- Trekking poles (pair, with rubber tips): US$20
- Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain: US$80 each (request it when you book)
- Hot springs in Aguas Calientes: S/20, not included, paid in cash
- Extra night in Aguas Calientes: US$65 (subject to availability)
- Vistadome train upgrade for the return: US$50; Vistadome Observatory: US$70
February: the Inca Trail closes every February for maintenance. Closures can also happen at other times because of bad weather or conditions beyond our control; affected departures do the Lares trek instead.
