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There can be many ways to unwind, relax, and rejuvenate. Some to spas, some on vacations, and a few adventurous people go on a trek. Trekking is an activity that not only acts as a vacation but also helps to improve your physical strengths.

Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu 4 days is a type of a trek which unfolds the scenic beauty as well as offers exciting benefits. A trek improves physical capacity and strengths as well as broadens the areas of the mind.

In a Short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu 2 days, you can have a trek in a quite short period of time, because of which that there is no need to take extended leaves from work. You can discover yourself, amidst the greenery and rustic steps, high mountains, and deep valleys.

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Along with the trek, you will be able to see unique natural phenomena of colorful mountains. Yes! You heard it right, the hills with rainbow color stripes. While trailing on the rainbow mountain hike 2 days,you will be astonished to see how magical creation of the nature can leave the tourist mesmerized.

The trekking generally includes climbing mountains and reaching to the higher altitudes. If you are a person who is ready to take up challenges or love to go extreme, the ancascocha trek 4 days might be the best choice for you. Tedious walk at higher altitude try out your limits, and the trek is for those who love real challenges.

There are different routes for the trekkers, one is to reach the macho Pichu, and another starts after reaching that point. You can opt for reaching the village by any vehicle; however, Machu Picchu by train 2 days might be the best option. Enjoying the train journey while feeding the eyes with natural beauty can be an excellent experience.

Whenever you plan to visit any place, visiting the sacred sites is a must. The short Inca trail 2 days offers a visit to the holy valleys. By visiting such sites, you get to know the traditional and cultural value of the place.

Luckily if you have some extra days in hands opting for Inca quarry, trek 4 days can be a good option. This particular trek can allow you to visit the holy places leisurely and help to absorb the positives vibes from the same. Along with it, visiting the local market place and indulging in local food can be an additional benefit.

Lares trek 4 dayscan be considered as the other option for the Inca treks. This trek connects you to the communities of five different villages. You can see their lifestyles, traditions, and cultures while you are on this trek.

In short, the full trek of Machu Picchu can be considered as performing a historical study along with fun filled activities that can leave you refreshed and energized.

Happy Trekking!

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If in your future plans you plan to travel to Peru, know Cusco and experience an extreme adventure while undertaking the Salcantay Trek to Inca Trail quarry trek 4 days, it is important to take note of this information.

1. When to Travel? 

Before you start planning your trip, you should know that there are certain times of the year that are more recommended than others for the Salkantay hike. The best time of the year to undertake this adventure is the dry season, between the months of May and October, May being the preferred month, since the wet season has just ended and vegetation is still thriving. In addition, the coldest month is June.

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2. What To Bring?

For this trip, it is recommended to travel light and bring only the strict necessary, since you will have to carry your bag on your back for most of the way. The clothes brought must be adequate for the hike: in the mountains, the temperature is cool during the day (between 10 and 15 degrees on average), but the nights are very cold. It is also important to remember to bring your personal hygiene items such as a towel, soap, toothbrush and toothpaste, toilet paper, etc. Also bring your personal medicine to your needs, such as pellets for altitude sickness or diachylon or dressings to treat blisters and wounds. On this 6 Day Trek to Machu Picchu you will enjoy the diversity of flora and fauna of the Andes, ecosystems and the scenery as well as the famous Salkantay mountain and Humantay lake you will see is breathtaking.

3. Altitude Sickness and How to Avoid It

It is very important to take the time to acclimatize to altitude before embarking on a mountain hike. We recommend that travelers arrive in Cusco 2 or 3 days before departure. Pellets for altitude sickness can also help and are used by most hikers. It should also be well hydrated, coca mate is also recommended. Eat light meals that are easy to digest such as soups, vegetables, and carbohydrate-rich foods. Sleep also helps greatly in acclimatization. In summary: keep your body warm, eat before hungry, drink before thirsty, cover yourself before feeling cold and rest before you feel tired

Do not worry, for the duration of the trip, you will be accompanied by our experienced guides who will assist you in case of problems.

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