Pumamarca & Ollantaytambo
Live the adventure in Cusco
Pumamarca & Ollantaytambo
Live the adventure in Cusco
Pumamarca & Ollantaytambo
The Qhapaq Ñan or Inca Trail spread from Chile to Ecuador. It had its origin in Cusco, from there the roads lead to different places. A large part of these stone roads was lost over time, but there are many places that still exist. They are preserved as the famous Inca Trail that leads to Machupicchu. Within the city of Cusco, parts of these sacred paths are preserved in different places, our exploration of Pumamarca is one of them, the path that goes from Pumamarca to Ollantaytambo is still preserved, walking along this path will take us back a little in time, connect with history and nature
City
Ollantaytambo
Duration
1 day
Difficulty
easy
Maximum Height
3600msnm (Pumamarca)
11,811 feet
Daily Activities
5 hours
Season
All year round, from December to March rainy season, from April to November dry season.
Tour details
Full Day
- We will pick you up at the hotel at 9am, we will have a 1-hour transportation trip.
- Arriving at the point where we will start walking, the guide will give us recommendations and we will get ready to start the walk.
- We will explore Pumamarca, where there are rustic buildings that served as accommodations for hikers heading to Machupicchu or Ollantaytambo.
- We will continue along the Qhapaq Ñan where we will see several agricultural platforms, the walk is easy since the road is mostly flat and has very few climbs, while we admire these beautiful platforms, we will have a box lunch.
- After the rest we continue until we reach the town of Ollantaytambo, a living Inca city, many of the houses are built on Inca bases. Ollantaytambo is a magical town surrounded by mountains and such a welcoming climate, we will walk through its streets to feel that magic that captivates many travelers.
- Return to the hotel 4pm
Include
- Private tourist transportation
- Official private tourism guide
- Box lunch
- Snacks
- Entrance to Pumamarca
Not Include
- Extra expenses
- Income such as the tourist ticket to Ollantaytambo (foreigner 70.00 soles, national 40.00 soles)
- Small backpack for necessary things during the trip
- Comfortable clothing and footwear (trekking or tennis shoes)
- Extra money
- Photographic camera
- Sunscreen
- Water
- Sunglasses
- Hat
- Waterproof jacket (November to April rainy season, May to October dry season)
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