NOT INCLUDED

*Breakfast day 1, lunch/dinner day 4

*Zip Line in Santa Teresa: US$30

*Bus: Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu (optional US$10 each way)

*Huayna Picchu S./ 25 or Machu Picchu Mountain S/13

*Hot Springs in Santa Teresa (s/5) and Aguas Calientes (s/10)

*Water and snacks

INKA JUNGLE TREK 4DAYS / 3 NIGHTS or 3 DAYS / 2 NIGHTS Price: 3D2N: US$219.99 adults (Students w/ ISIC card US$199.99)

4D3N: US$234.99 adults (Students w/ ISIC card US$214.99)

This prices are based on the train that departs from Aguas Calientes at 21:30. In

order to book another train you will have to add the following:

Additional Activities

*Huayna Picchu - $ 10.00 w. ISIC $ 5.00

*Machu Picchu Mountain - $6.00, w. ISIC $ 3.00

*Zip Line in Santa Teresa - US$30

Short Description

This hair-raising, adrenaline pumping tour captures the majestic power of Machu Picchu and fuses it with a

variety of extreme sports and unbelievable trekking to give you the most action packed experience you can find.

Downhill mountain biking, zip lines, raging rivers, sleeping deep in the jungle, walking along lost Inca trails up

sheer cliffs shrouded in clouds before reaching the mysterious and stunning ruins of Machu Picchu, this tour has

it all!

INCLUDED

*Transport from Cusco to Santa Maria & Santa

Teresa to Hidroelectrica

*Professional bilingual guides

* Backpacker Box Lunch

*Bike with front suspension, gloves, jacket and helmet.

*3 lunches, 3 breakfasts, 3 dinners

*3 nights hostel accommodation

*Entrance fee to Machu Picchu

Day 1 – Cusco to Santa Maria: The tour begins with pickup at 6:30 am in Loki reception. Leave your bags in our luggage

storage and hit the road! Sit back and enjoy the spectacular scenery as you are driven to over 4,200 meters above sea level

to the top of Abra Malaga. (picture mtn.) Take a deep breath, strap on the protective gear provided and take in the majestic

mountain before hitting the pavement on brand new mountain bikes. Feel the wind whip your face as you cruise down

winding mountain roads, past waterfalls, mountain villages and the occasional road dog. Almost three hours and a 2,000-

meter decent of white knuckled excitement brings you to the lunch stop in Alfamayo. Strip off layers and slap on insect

repellent as you enter the pre-jungle climate. After lunch and some time to relax (to let the heat of the afternoon melt away)

a short van ride takes you to the start of your first short trek. About 30 minutes penetrating the jungle takes you to your

accommodation for the evening. A family owned jungle lodge provides the perfect backdrop to recover from the trek and

recount the excitement of the day. Keep an eye out for the family mongoose and parrot!

Day 2 – Santa Maria to Santa Teresa (16kms trekking): A 7 am wake up finds you shrouded in the mists of the jungle.

After a hearty breakfast your day starts with a short but intense climb to start your section of an authentic Inka Trail. As you

wind up and down precipitous cliffs over a stunning valley your guide will transport you to the time of the Incas, revealing

some of what little we do know from this ancient and amazing culture. The trail descends to Quellomayo where the group

will stop for lunch and have some time to relax in hammocks. Keep an eye out for natural fruit, especially the taste explosion

that is maracuya (passion fruit). After lunch the trek continues along the surging Urubamba river, crossing it at one point in a

cart and pulley (safe yet thrilling!). Your day of trekking (around 16km) concludes with a visit to the immaculate Santa

Theresa hot springs. Sink into the warm water and let the aches of the trail melt away. Dinner and a comfortable hostel in

Santa Theresa rounds out the day.

Day 3 – Santa Teresa to Aguas Calientes: A choice waits at the outset of the third day: either continue trekking, or choose

to fly through the air 150 meters above the ground over rivers and jungle! The zip line option includes transport to the zip

line facility and 5 zips. Are you brave enough to lean back into the upside down monkey position? Or spread your wings

and dive head first in the incredible superman position. Make sure you book your zip line ahead of time to ensure the safest,

highest, fastest zips (there are several other zip tours of lesser quality).The group will re-form at the Hidrolectrica station for

lunch before continuing the trek. Another three hours trekking along the train tracks and the raging river brings you to the

tourist town of Aguas Calientes. Travelers have the option to visit the local hot springs or relax and explore the town before

dinner. Make sure you make it an early night to be awake for the ascent to the jewel of the tour: Machu Picchu!

•16:22pm Train + bus back to Cusco = $ 25.00

•18:45pm Train + bus back to Cusco = $ 12.00 •14:55pm Train + bus back to Cusco = $ 15.00

•15:48pm Train + bus back to Cusco = $ 37.00

Day 4 –Machu Picchu: Your climb to Machu Picchu begins before the sun is up. Ascend step by step for approximately an

hour up the Inca staircase to the formerly lost stronghold of Machu Picchu. A 2-hour guided tour reveals mysteries and

poses questions of how the Incas lived and were able to achieve such marvelous feats of engineering. After the tour you

have the option to climb Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain for an even more incredible view of the ruins and the

surrounding sheer cliffs of the Andes. Take your time exploring the wondrous ruins and get that perfect picture before

making your descent back to Aguas Calientes. Your return to Cusco will depend on what return option you select. If you

purchase a return train with Loki Travel you need to return to Aguas Calientes at least 30 minutes prior to your train

departure.

Huayna Picchu Mountain offers great views over

Machu Picchu – a great addition to your visit. Total

time up and down approx. 1hr45, while passes last!

If there are no passes available consider Machu

Picchu mountain for a less touristy alternative trek.

ZIP LINES + VIA FERRATA in Santa Teresa:

5 zip lines totaling 2500m of cables 150m high

over the valley reaching speeds of up to 80km

per hour! Also a great option to shorten your

trekking time on day 3.

Info 3D 2N Inca Jungle Trek

In this version you will be transported at the end of the bike ride of day1 to Santa Teresa to catch up with the group who left 1 day

before you.

Downside = you miss the nicest part of the hike on the Inca Trail path and leave your group that you left Cusco with.

Upside = You need to hike less and the trek takes only 3 days. By the way, you still can do the Zip Line on day 2.

How is the road between Santa Maria and Santa Teresa?

The adrenaline rush reaches to all parts of the tour, including the transportation to Santa Teresa included with the 3 day

version. This heart pumping ride takes you over dirt road and cliffs via local Peruvian transport (seat belts may or may not be

included!).

Do you have more questions? Ask us for our FAQ list about the Inca Jungle Trek!

WE RECOMMEND YOU BRING:

A small backpack CAN BE RENTED FROM LOKI TRAVEL

Rain jacket or rain poncho

Hiking shoes, sandals/flip flops

Swimsuit for hot springs in Santa Teresa

Fleece / warm sweater for 1st day biking

Camera, film and batteries

Flashlight / headlamp (necessary for early mornings)

Hat or cap to protect you from the sun, rain and cold

Sun block, for sale at all the pharmacies around town

Sunglasses

Water bottle (you can also buy water on the way)

Personal medical kit for allergies etc

• Students: You must bring ISIC card to Machu Picchu

• Briefings are NOT OPTIONAL and we will not be held responsible if you fail to attend.

• Loki Travel rental gear available – backpacks, trekking shoes, rain jackets and more!

Loki Tips

• Visit House Market for energy bars, etc, Calle Mantas beside the Dircetur office. Mega is on

Calle Matará.

• Backpacks can be stored in the lockers at the reception

• Take an old newspaper with you to stuff in wet shoes for the night

• Climb Wayna Picchu to take the shot of your life!

• Ride safe and don´t go over your limits during the bike ride and never use the front brake alone!

• Buy some snacks on the last day in AC central market – you will arrive in Cusco late!

• Don’t forget your camera charger and adaptor to charge along the way

• Adaptors available at Radio Shack in Cusco for 35 soles

• 20% Deet repellent recommended (Farmacia Arcangel, Calle Mantas 132)

Insect repellent, recommended 20% DEET- no malaria risk

reported

Toilet paper

Snacks: biscuits, energy bars, chocolate, raw fruits, muesli

(all for sale at the MEGA supermarket, or HOUSE MARKET)

150-250 soles recommended for souvenirs, water, etc…

Original passports, don’t forget to get your MaPi stamp!

International Student Identity Card (ISIC) if applicable