Reference Word: Tour Operator Machupicchu, Travel Agency Cusco
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SECOND DAY .- Huaca Wasi - Abra Ipsay - Patacancha. It will be the hardest day because of the altitude, it takes 4 hours to reach abra Ipsay (4400 m.s.l.), along the route we will be able to see some communities that in spite of time they still preserve their costumes and their traditions. The have a great knowledge about the agriculture and the textillery and nowadays they are the only group of people in the entire sacred valley that conserve their unique way to dress (colorful clothing). We will descend to Patacancha where we will camp, it will be cold. (3800 m.s.l.). We will trek for 7 hours. THIRD DAY .- Patacancha - Willoc - Pumamarca - Ollantaytambo - Aguas Calientes Pueblo. Practically we will descend the entire day to Patacancha Valley, in the route we will see many communities as Willoq (3600 m.s.l.), Pumamarca (3400 m.s.l.) and others. With all the costumes and traditions taught by our ancestors along the Tahuantinsuyo Empire. Ollantaytambo (2971 m.s.l.), it has archaeological precincts, a great history and a unique Andean anthropology. We will walk for 4 hours, warm through the day and cold at night. Overnight it is advisable to take the train to Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu (2050 m.s.l.) where we will rest at a hotel.FOURTH DAY .- Aguas Calientes - Machupicchu - Cusco.After having breakfast, early in the morning, we will take a bus which is going to take us to the citadel of Machu Picchu (2400 m.s.l.); we will be surrounded by humid jungle and the Willcamayu River. We will appreciate the citadel at the sunrise, with a few tourists; it will be perfect to have a guided visit all over the citadel and then you will have some free time to visit the citadel by your own. We will back to Cusco by train in the afternoon. It includes :
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