Short Inca Trail hike 2 days

You will be welcomed at Cusco airport and we drive you to your hotel, please send us the information about flight details at least 14 days prior to your trek or tour. Look out for our representative holding an NOMAD IN PERU logo at the arrival terminal. It can be done on any date that is best suited to you!

We use to visit at your hotel from at 6pm or 7pm or if you prefer during the day, please you could send us an email with details to get your briefing time Will be ready any time for our clients.

STEP ONE, To book your Machu Picchu tour, please complete our booking form by clicking on the "BOOK NOW" button on our homepage  or simply click here to access the form.
*You will need to provide the following personal information exactly as it appears on your passport:

STEP TWO, we require an initial payment equivalent to the indicated percentage of the total agreed amount, per person.

The customer agrees to make an initial payment equivalent to the indicated percentage of the total agreed amount, to ensure the date of the service. And the remaining payment will be paid immediately before one or two days of the start of the service in cusco. And ( if you want to avoid the high credit card fees in Peru you can pay in cash in US dollars or Peruvian soles) here in cusco there are many ATMs, or you can do it by this same means.

Note: If you cancel your Cusco Machu Picchu Tour, the deposit is not refundable at all!

Unfortunately, it is not possible. The Peruvian government doesn’t allow us to change once the two-day Inca trail permits have been bought. Short Inca Trail permits are not transferable nor refundable. The only information that the government allows us to change is passport numbers. 

Note: If you cancel your Cusco Machu Picchu Tour, the deposit is not refundable at all!

Yes! You must bring your original passport and it is very important that it should be the same passport you sent us to reserve your Short Inca Trail 2 days permit. Your passport will be checked at the Short Inca trail checkpoint, Machu Picchu, and when you board the train.

The climate in this region is highly unpredictable, often displaying multiple seasons in a single day, so visitors should be prepared for both sun and rain. The best time to hike the Short Inca Trail is from April to October, with the driest months being May through August, though these are also the busiest. The rainy season runs from November to March, and while the 2-day trek is still possible, hikers must bring proper rain gear.

Huayna Picchu Mountain, located within Machu Picchu Archaeological Park and 300 meters above the citadel, takes about 45 minutes to hike up and down. The mountain features archaeological sites such as the Moon Temple, interconnected trails, steps, tunnels, and natural caves, making the hike highly interesting. It offers a stunning 360-degree view of Machu Picchu, making it one of the park’s top attractions. Advance booking at least three months ahead is recommended to secure a visit.

This mountain, located within the park, can be reached in about 1 hour 20 minutes of hiking. From the summit, visitors enjoy panoramic views of Machu Picchu, the surrounding valley, the Andes Mountains, and glaciers. Due to growing demand and daily visitor limits, it’s recommended to book tickets at least 2 months in advance. The hike has two schedules: 7:00 - 8:00 AM and 9:00 - 10:00 AM, with a maximum of 200 people per group.

If you’re happy with the services provided, a tip  though not compulsory is appreciated. While it may not be customary in your country, it’s of great significance for the people who will take care of you during the trek.