Ausangate Mountain Circuit Trek

5 Days 4 Nights

Enjoy this rigorous circuit around Apu Ausangate, considered king of the sacred mountains by the people of Cusco and one of the highest mountains in Peru.

This unforgettable experience will take you through beautiful landscapes. Climb to 5,200 meters to see the breathtaking mountain peak towering above you. See the neighboring snow-covered summits of Ausangate’s consort “Ñusta Qayangate” as well as Qolqe Cruz and La Mariposa (“The Butterfly”) around you. Pass by shimmering lakes of many colors that ring Ausangate’s peak like a jeweled necklace below you.

Complete your experience with a native traditional ceremony to express gratitude for the gifts and blessings of life.

Lares Cultural Trek

5 Days 4 Nights

This breathtaking journey guides you through the beautiful Lares region, bringing you both magical landscapes to marvel at and a deeper immersion into the culture of the native mountain villages and culminating in the great citadel of Machu Picchu.

Climb high above the world among deep blue lakes below and sparkling glaciers above. Descend into the river valley to enjoy native trees beside cool streams.

Spend a day experiencing village life in the beautiful village of Qochayok high above the clouds, overseen by the sacred glacier-topped Apu Mt. Qolquecruz. Try out some of the many varieties of flavorful potatoes grown with hand tools in the fields nearby.

This memorable trek is complete with a ceremony..

Choquequirao Citadel Trek

5 Days 4 Nights

If you are looking for an adventure deeply immersed in nature and far from the crowds that overrun Machu Picchu, you will enjoy this trek that takes you through diverse landscapes that arrive at another monumental Inca citadel, almost equal to the splendor of its more famous rival.

Also located in the Vilcabamba region, Choquequirao is another stronghold where the last remaining Incas fled after the Spanish defeated their King “Manco Inca.” Hidden below the rugged brow of the mountain, this Inca city served as a refuge where they resisted the Spanish invasion for another 40 years.

Not for the faint of heart, this obscure but well-loved hiking trek plunges deep into the Apurimac River Valley and climbs high into the remote Urubamba Mountain Range. From lush rainforest to snow-capped peaks, the Choquequirao route has something new to see at every turn. Who knows? You might even spot a condor flying overhead.