We pick you up from your hotel and take you through the Sacred Valley of the Incas and to the headtrail ,where you start the trek. your hike begins in a fertile valley and follows the Huaran river up through a mountain corridor, we arrive to the stone houses with thatched-roofs of the Canchacancha community (3300 mts - 11000 fts). Camp after the town.

Today we pass two brilliant high lakes, Sauirococha an Yaruccocha, a beautiful waterfall feeds the second. Here we can see several bird species including Andean ibis, Andean geese and flamingoes. We go over a pass (4300 mts - 14,108 fts), high above the clouds, with spectacular views of the massive Pitusiray and Chicon glaciers. We camp near the thermal baths. Durring the night we have plenty of time to enjoy of its medicinal hot springs.

After a breakfast we hike to the community of Huacawasi, the natives here, engage in daily weaving beautiful garments. You will be able to observe the shearing of llamas; carding of the wool and dying it with natural colors; and the actual weaving of the cloth and fabrication into ponchos.

Early morning walk up to the Pass (4100 Mts – 13530 fts). The views are spectacular as we pass large rock formations, lagoons and follow original Inca stone paths that once connected the Lares Valley with the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Our gradual descent take us through the Native community of Patacancha and willoq. From here on we can take the transport to Ollantaytambo town to take the train to Machupicchu.

We rise 6 am and after breakfast we take a bus up to Macchupicchu, the most important archaeological side in America and visiting this Santuary, later if you want, you can climb up the famous Huaynapicchu mountain (2780 mts – 9200 fts) from there, we have spectacular views. Then you have to take the bus down to Aguas Calientes town. Regard enough of time in order to take a train back to Cusco.