The document describes a 3-day tour package to Machu Picchu offered by an agency that has been providing tours in Peru for over 20 years. The itinerary includes transportation from Cusco to the Sacred Valley, visits to Inca ruins at Pisac and Ollantaytambo, and a train ride from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu for a guided tour. Guests spend two nights in hotels and have meals included. The package aims to provide a comprehensive Machu Picchu experience over 3 days with transportation and guided activities.
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We are a professional team, which includes a travel agency and tourism American Fox Adventure. Founded in 2007, as a tour operator Adventure. We are registered and authorized by the Ministry of Tourism of Peru.
The Inka Jungle trek is a recent discovered tour to Machu picchu, nominated as one of the best alternative option to get the ancient citadel, Downhill Biking, River Rafting, Hiking and Zip Line are the adventure activities part of this tour.
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However, for the protagonist of this discovery, it was the crowning of an exhausting research effort, based on information obtained from local peasants, as well as on several years of traveling and exploring the area. Before Machu Picchu was discovered, it probably formed part of the Qollapani and Kutija estates. Over the years, the Q`ente hacienda took possession of the property. The discoverers, Palma, Sanchez and Lizarraga found a local indian, Anacleto Alvarez, who had been paying a rent of twelve soles a year for farming rights on the property during the last eight years, living there. The owners of the fundo would never have been able to explore the whole place, due to its sheer size, and especially because of its jagged topography. 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We will also tour the ruins at Ollantaytambo for another hour or so before having our lunch (buffet) at about 2pm. Afterwards, we will load back up into the vehicle and continue on our way. The next stop will be another great view point known as Malaga Pass, which towers at 4,316m. We will get have some amazing views of the surrounding mountains and valleys from such a great spot. We will only briefly be stopping there though, because we will still have to continue on a bit more to the outer jungle town of Santa Teresa, where we should be arriving to at about 6:00 p.m. That is where we will spend the night, in a basic hostel. There are also some hot springs nearby called Cocalmayo that we can go and take a swim in. We will have dinner that night in a tourist restaurant in the pueblo. <br /> <br />Day 2: Machu Picchu<br /> <br />After having an early breakfast at 7:30am, we will get back in our van and back on course in order to make it to the hydroelectric train station by 8:30am. We will need to make it there by that time in order to catch our train to Aguas Calientes, which will last for about an hour, getting us to Aguas Calientes at about 9:30am or so. When we arrive we will be shown to our respective hotels. That is when your Machu Picchu guide will meet you to have a chat about the plan for the day. You will have the option of going up to the site by walking or by bus; you just need to be ready for your guided tour at 12pm (noon). Your guided tour will last for 2 hours minimum, and afterwards you will have some free time to explore around on your own for a while until about 4:30pm. That is the recommended time to go back down the mountain to Aguas Calientes. We will have our dinner together at 7:00pm at a designated restaurant before heading off to our hotels for the night. At dinner time we will also have a chat with the guide about the next days’ plan. <br /> <br />Day 3: Machu Picchu– Cusco <br /> <br />We will need to make it back to our train to the Hydroelectric station by 7am. When we arrive to Hydroelectric, we will transfer ourselves back over to our van which will take us back to Santa Teresa for one last 15 minute break. Take the opportunity to get some last minute drinks and snacks that you may want. We won´t be eating again until we have a buffet lunch in Urubamba a few hours later. After lunch, during the final stretch back to Cusco, we will take some time to have a guided tour of Moras, Moray and Chincheros. 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We will also tour the ruins at Ollantaytambo for another hour or so before having our lunch (buffet) at about 2pm. Afterwards, we will load back up into the vehicle and continue on our way. The next stop will be another great view point known as Malaga Pass, which towers at 4,316m. We will get have some amazing views of the surrounding mountains and valleys from such a great spot. We will only briefly be stopping there though, because we will still have to continue on a bit more to the outer jungle town of Santa Teresa, where we should be arriving to at about 6:00 p.m. That is where we will spend the night, in a basic hostel. There are also some hot springs nearby called Cocalmayo that we can go and take a swim in. 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That is the recommended time to go back down the mountain to Aguas Calientes. We will have our dinner together at 7:00pm at a designated restaurant before heading off to our hotels for the night. At dinner time we will also have a chat with the guide about the next days’ plan. <br /> <br />Day 3: [url=http://www.skyperu.com/] Machu Picchu [/url] – Cusco <br /> <br />We will need to make it back to our train to the Hydroelectric station by 7am. When we arrive to Hydroelectric, we will transfer ourselves back over to our van which will take us back to Santa Teresa for one last 15 minute break. Take the opportunity to get some last minute drinks and snacks that you may want. We won´t be eating again until we have a buffet lunch in Urubamba a few hours later. After lunch, during the final stretch back to Cusco, we will take some time to have a guided tour of Moras, Moray and Chincheros. 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