Hiking a different Inca Trails is certainly one of the highlights of Peru grounding circuit. However, the new regulations on the number of people allowed per day on the trail of the "Classic" often make difficult to get a reservation , and in high season this track must be booked in advance. However, for those who want to take the road less, there are a number alternatives to the Inca Trail 'Classic' , some easier and some a little more intense. The most popular of them are mentioned below. All routes end at Machu Picchu and Oasis uses all.
Shorter Inca Trail
This path allows trekkers to enjoy the overall experience of the Inca Trail, and attest to its beauty without trekking for days . It is ideal for the traveler less inclined physically as well as for groups with time constraints .
The trek begins with a being Km104 leaving only 6 -7 hours walk before reaching the Sun Gate overlooking Machu Picchu which marks the end of the Way of the classic Inca. You bypass the ruins on the first day and overnight in the small town of Aguas Calientes , which lies at the foot of the mountain that stands in the Machu Picchu and near the Urubamba river rages. The second day, you'll take the first bus up to Machu Picchu to enjoy the sunrise over this NEW WONDER OF THE WORLD!
This shorter trek allows enough time and energy to enjoy the ruins in all their glory and is an interesting alternative to the Inca Trail for many a visitor.
Machu Picchu Salkantay by
This is the most popular alternative to the Inca Trail and although slightly more difficult, is gloriously isolated and scenically beautiful , which is worth the extra effort. The trail begins in Mollepata and winds through different passes along the way. Magnificent views abound and varied terrain and vegetation make for a fascinating trek through the mountains of Peru, with the highlight being of course the beautiful and sacred mountain of Salkantay . finally reaching Machu Picchu trekkers have been impressed every step of the way.
Lares Trail
For an alternative escape adventure part of Peru, where time has stopped half a century ago - the Lares Valley. This secluded and unspoiled region offers trekkers a former world overview of Peru. If you are looking for a cultural experience this is certainly the trek for you.
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