MACHU PICCHU TREKS
The most popular way to reach the UNESCO World Heritage Site is by hiking the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. To this day, much of the trail is of original Inca construction and thus trekkers pass by settlements, tunnels as well as many Inca ruins before reaching the Sun Gate and finally Machu Picchu. In order to keep the Ancient City intact, just 500 Inca Trail permits are issued per day. There are also other ways to reach Machu Picchu. Popular alternative treks to Machu Picchu include the Jungle, Lares & Salkantay Trek. Each follows its own route and can be increasingly adventurous, cultural or physically demanding. Permits are not required on these treks. And even if trekking isn’t quite your thing, then you can opt for a train ride to Machu Picchu, without the need of any trail trekking!
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