Experience the pilgrimage to Macchu Picchu as the Incas did.
4 DAYS / 3 NIGHTS Inca Trail
Experience the pilgrimage to Macchu Picchu as the Incas did.
4 DAYS / 3 NIGHTS Inca Trail
Inca Trail 4 days to Machu Picchu is Peru’s number one hike and one of the most well-known and popular hikes in the world. Offering 4 days of hiking along original paved Inca pathways, a variety of fascinating Inca archeological sites, and the stunning scenery of the Machu Picchu national park the classic Inca Trail is one of those things that everybody should do once in their life.
Inca Trail 4 Days to Machu Picchu, hike the amazing Classic Inca trail, this stunning experience on the famous unforgettable 4-Day Inca trail, and pass through the Sun Gate at sunrise for that first bitchin view of Machu Picchu.
Inca Trail is Peru; owns microclimates, lush green cloud forests alive with good wildlife, high mountain passes, a huge territory with plenty of Inca sites from the coast, jungle, and highlands in South America and you can do only to those that follow this amazing Inca trail, this is the most popular and stunning hike in Cusco.
Completing the Inca Trail To Machu Picchu 4 Days is the best option for you
Along the 46-kilometer or 29-mile trail, you’ll hike along the same path as ancient Incan kings. The population had nearly 600 years ago, experiencing altitudes up to 4,215 meters, original cobbled paths, and staircases built by the Incans( King of King), and the amazing and famous buildings of llactapata, Runcuracay, Phuyupatamarca, Wiñayhuayna, and Machu Picchu the temple of the wisdom itself, located in an impossibly high and difficult place a top of the beautiful mountains.
With Sullpayky Experiences and this 4-day Inca Trail, we take care of all of your Inca Trail trek needs, ensuring that you are completely prepared and that you have a positive, relaxing, and exciting experience during your hike experience.
We provide experienced tour leaders, professional cooks, porters super chassis, camping and cooking equipment, and delicious food.
Best Classic Inca Trail Peru Alternative: Short Inca Trail To Machu Picchu
Our local guides will pick you up from your hotel in Cusco. The pick-up from Cusco will be at 4:30 AM, from Urubamba 5:30 AM and if you stay in Ollantaytambo, you can sleep a little more that we will come for you at 6:30 AM. In your “briefing” session, these schedules will be confirmed, as they may fluctuate depending on your stay.any way will stop in Ollantaytambo to get the first breakfast (not included).
Then we will go to Km 82, arriving at 7:00 AM. we will pass by the first point of control of the Inca Trail to begin our amazing trek (please be sure to have your original passport with you to enter the Inca Trail hike). The first 2 hours of the Inca Trail Trek are relatively easy as we head to our first Inca site
Patallacta which is a former Inca checkpoint for the approach to Machu Picchu. From Patallacta is another 2-hour hike to our lunch stop and then time to relax about 30 minutes.
After lunch, we will hike for 2 hours and a half to reach the campsite of the first night in Ayapata (3400 meters).
In this last section, we went through 2 small local communities. If you want to buy energy drinks or snacks you can do it here, you can also buy any essential items like batteries that you may have forgotten.
We will arrive at our camp at 5:00 PM depending on our hike and after getting settled in a little you can relax and have a hot drink and a snack with your team of porters, chef, and guide.
At 7:30 pm your dinner will be ready, and then you can get a well-deserved rest. the time may change is not always the seem time we well see
Walking distance: 8.7 miles/14 km (6-7 hours)
Campsite altitude: 3400 meters (high) above sea level
Considered: Moderate day (getting used to the Inca Trail)
Weather: Warm and windy
Our porters will wake you up early with a hot cup of coca tea, so you’re ready for the day. Today is our longest day and we will start early. We will hike for approximately 4 hours to the highest step of the hike, the dead woman pass (4215 meters / 13829 feet).
Upon reaching the pass we will stop for a short pause to enjoy and take some photos as a family of the views before departing again to descend to the next valley (Pacaymayu Valley – Hidden River). It’s another hour and a half down the valley side to our lunch spot and an opportunity to refill our water bottles.
After lunch, we start climbing again to the second step of the hike. It is 2 hours from the pass and by the way, we will stop in the Inca site (Runcu Raccay) and we will see two huge cascading waterfalls on the opposite side of the valley.
After the second high pass, it is another hour of descent from a hike to reach the amazing Inca site, Sayacmarca (an otherwise inaccessible village).
Let’s stop here to rest and take a tour of the site and then watch the sunset over the Vilcabamba mountain range. It is then another 25 minutes until we stop for the night in our second camp Chaquicocha (dry lake, 3600 meters). After dinner, if you are not too exhausted, we can observe some stars and point out the fascinating Inca constellations. In the magnificent sky of the Southern Hemisphere, especially in June, July far from all artificial illumination, this sky is something to contemplate!
We will Complete day 2 and start day 3, we start again early, waking up at 6:00 am to begin what many know as the most beautiful day of the entire Inca Trail. We will hike for 2 hours along what we like to call “flat Inca” (gradual inclinations) actually is up and down and begin to enter the jungle, known as the Cloud Forest.
As we hike we will have the opportunity to see the majesty of Salkantay, the second-highest snowed mountain in the entire Sacred Valley and a fantastic panoramic view of the Vilcabamba mountain range.
And Salkantay and veronica glaciers both are stunning Towards the end of the Inca apartments we started to climb to the last peak in Phuyupatamarka (3600 meters) from where we will have magnificent views of the Urubamba River. In the valley, we get our first views of the Machu Picchu mountain, but the site itself remains hidden from view.
From Phuyupatamarka it is a 3-hour hike up a flight of steps to our last camp, near Wiñay Wayna (Forever Young). Wiñay Wayna is the most spectacular Inca site on the trail after Machu Picchu and the most popular camping due to its proximity to Machu Picchu.
During the downhill, we will see 2 Inca sites, Phuyupatamarka (City in the Clouds) and Intipata (Terrazas del Sol). We arrive at our camp around 1:30 PM to have lunch and then relax for the whole afternoon so that you are relaxed and ready for your last day in Machu Picchu.
Around 3:30 pm our guide will give you a brief orientation and visit the Inca ruins of Wiñay Wayna
Spending about an hour and a half there. We will explain the importance of the Inca site and mix all the information provided during the trek so that you are fully prepared for your visit to Machu Picchu one of the seven wonders of the world) the next day.
It is a tradition of the Inca Trail To Machu Picchu 4 Days to organize a ceremony at night to introduce the team to the tourists once again and thank them for the great work done (if you wish to provide them with advice for them then you can do so at this time).
It is advisable to go to bed at a reasonable time to get up in the early hours of the morning to reach Machu Picchu at dawn in the hope that the weather will give us a beautiful sunrise over the ruins of Machu Picchu.
Walking distance: 6.2 miles/10km (5 hours)
Campsite altitude: 2.600 meters (high) above sea level (chilly weather)
Considered: Easy day – all downhill!
Area: High Cloud Forest
Weather: Warm and very humid
We will start the day at 3:30 AM. We will have box breakfast at 4:00 am and wait at the checkpoint to be one of the first to start trekking when the doors open at 5:30 AM.
We will say goodbye to our team of porters and chefs and then it is “Forward On” to Puerta del Sol (Inti Punku). From here we have spectacular views of the mountains and we will see Machu Picchu in all its glory. We arrive at the Puerta del Sol at 6:30 am and then it is only an hour’s walk down to get to the Lost City of the Incas.
As we approach Machu Picchu the views of the city are getting better and better! At about 7:40 am we will arrive at the final checkpoint and we will enter Machu Picchu to begin our private guided tour of 2 hours.
After the tour, you will receive your bus tickets to go down to the city of Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu Pueblo) and you will have free time to explore on your own or climb to one of the neighboring mountains – Huaynapicchu (must be arranged ahead of time).
Unless you have chosen a better train, we will reserve the Expedition class train departing from Aguas Calientes at 4:20 am. Please be sure to be on the platform at least 30 minutes ahead of time. This train will be 2 hours from Ollantaytambo here in Ollantaytambo our transport will wait to take you to Cusco and its Hotel
Considered: The most exciting and magical day (early wake up 3.30AM)
Area: High Cloud and Subtropical Forest
Weather: Hot and very humid (bring lots of water)
As a Professional Direct Local Tour operator, we provide you with a duffle bag at your briefing and INCLUDE an extra porter who will carry up to 7 kgs or 14 pounds including your 2.5kg sleeping bag, mattress, and extra clothing.
YOU SHOULD BRING; inca Trail to machu picchu 4 days
Number of persons | Price per person |
1 | $950.00 |
2 | $935.00 |
3 | $925.00 |
4 | $910.00 |
5 | $895.00 |
6 | $880.00 |
7 | $865.00 |
8 | $850.00 |
Prices: Inca Trail to machu picchu 4 days
Permits are needed for your chosen start date. Tour prices are based on the number of people in a group. Prices are valid from March 2022 through January 2023. All prices quoted are $USD
Important: Price includes up to 7 kilos of your personal belongings to be carried by the mules (NO need of extra Porter hire!).
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Optional Extras (Need to Book in Advance):
For this trek you can add an Ayahuasca Experience on the last day:
The extraordinary Inca Hike and grandiose great Inca Trail was basically a network of trails of more than 65. 000 km (39374 miles) that integrated the enigmatic civilization of the Qechuas or the great tawaintisuyo (4 regions of the sun) covered much of the South American countries that we know today: part of Chile, Bolivia, Ecuador, Colombia, Paraguay, Argentina, and especially Peru, according to history with the great Inca Pachacuteq expansion reached all these countries that we know today and one of them is the famous classic road to Machu Picchu.
The famous Inca hike varied depending on the geography of South America as this continent is not flat or flat is why the quality and size could be between 5 and 8 meters wide on the coast, while in the mountains was narrow one meter wide and in some places much steeper, basically had different functions these networks of Inca Treks some of the pilgrimage (Inca road to Machu Picchu) and other food supply system for the entire Tawaintisuyo by llamas.
The classic Inca Trail (Qhapaq Ñan) to Machu Picchu (Temple of Wisdom) is part of the food supply, however, the classic Inca Trail is very important because it was and will be the pilgrimage to Machu Picchu because from different parts of South America came to perform and reach the Intipunku or gate of the sun, to be able to regenerate and finish in the Mecca of the Andes (Machu Picchu) so it has strong religious and ceremonial purposes in recent years became very popular with foreign channels and also considered one of the 7 wonders of the modern world.
The classic Inca trail is the only entrance to the ruins of Machu Picchu through the incredible Puerta del Sol while other tourists end up in Aguas Calientes and then must take a bus to Machu Picchu.
Since June 2002 it is totally forbidden to do the Inca Trail without a guide in order to preserve this Inca Trail as it is one of the few that are in good condition, at present there are only 500 permits per day, including tourists, guides, cooks, porters exactly 200 permits for tourists and the rest for support staff, if you do not get these permits is impossible to make this classic Inca Trail of 4 days and the Short Inca Trail of 2 days
In order to preserve the Inca Trail for the following generations, the Peruvian state requires that all excursions must be done with an authorized agency and meet certain requirements, and have professional guides and good camping equipment, radio communications, and first aid, including first aid kit and oxygen, and these licenses are renewed every year, you can check on the official website of Peru www.machupicchu.gob.pe
The weather on the classic Inca Trail is very variable throughout the year, from sunny and dry to wet and cold. The conditions experienced depend on the season of the Inca Trail, from April to October is the dry season – the Peruvian winter, the temperatures at night are very cold and during the day can be sunny and cloudless with incredible views but in the mountains nothing is safe we must always have equipment for rain and heat.
The rainy season is from December to March, during these days it may rain on 2 of the 4 days of the classic trail. Even if the rains are very intense it will only rain for a couple of hours and then the sun will come out but after the last months of 2021 and part of 2022 it is no longer safe,
The most recommended season for trekking the Inca Trail is from April to October blue days with breathtaking views and lush landscapes with almost no rain and acceptable temperatures during the day and with a sharp variation at night.
From November to March is the rainy season but for the last few years especially in these months it is not really safe anymore it can be sunny for a few minutes and then rain, the rain can be annoying but it is a unique experience with green forests in the mountains, the most intense rains are in February when the classic Inca Trail is closed.
hen we talked about the difficulty of the Inca Trail and the inclines of this trail and the number of stairs, cardio will be very crucial for you to do this Inca Trail pilgrimage to Machu Picchu, the best recommendation is to climb hills or do stair exercises.
One of the most tiring days of the Inca Trail is the second day, it means that you will have to make a lot of effort and you need to be comfortable with your heart rate, you should exercise 4 to 5 times a week for a few months in order not to have difficulties with the Inca Trail.
According to the Peruvian government there is no restriction on the age limit but if you are over 55 years old or maybe you had an operation, we strongly recommend you to take the necessary precautions to do the Inca Trail, this excursion is totally forbidden for children under 8 years old because they may have altitude problems, children under 18 years old must also be accompanied by an adult.
It is not necessary to be an expert to do the Inca Trail, but it is advisable to be fit to do Inca Trail, the most advisable is to do exercises before you book Inca Trail, the trails must be climbed some steps is always necessary because the Inca Trail there are many steps, for this you must do about 10 miles round trip if you are not used to hiking we recommend you to take the train.
This pilgrimage to Machu Picchu is very well known worldwide everyone thinks it is a very simple and easy hike, but in reality, some sections are very difficult and are 26 km (26 miles) so it is recommended before have adequate preparation for the second day are 1200 m (4000 feet) if we combine this excursion with the hike the heat during the day and the cold nights I say that totally worth this walk-in reality there are no words to reach this temple of wisdom.
On the Inca Trail, the camps are designated by the Peruvian government, which means that they are designated for the 4 days and sleep in one place and the sanitary services are very insufficient for the number of people who enter this sacred trail, it is very important that the travel company has its own chemical toilet to avoid complications.
it is best to book as soon as possible to have good campsites and close to the toilets, and those who book last minute do not have good campsites and it is somewhat uncomfortable to get to the toilets.
Even though you paid for your tour in full, you will still need some cash when hiking the Inca Trail. You need money to tip to your porters, cook, and guides. Porters prefer soles over dollars. Also, there are a couple of vendors along the trail until the morning of the second day where you can buy a bottle of water, Coca Cola, snacks, beer, also, after Machu Picchu, most companies don’t include the last lunch in Aguas Calientes
The exact amount you’ll need to bring will rely upon the size of your group and thus the corresponding size of the staff (per government regulations). Your tour guide should let you know how many people are with you during the pre-trek briefing one day before your trip, and you can calculate from there.
There are only 3 places to withdraw the money from hiking Inca Trail. One of them is Cusco, the second one in Ollantaytambo, and the other is Aguas Calientes, where the adventure ends in case you don’t have enough cash or when you desire to buy some souvenirs.
On the Inca trail you will have (guides, cooks, and the super porters, working very hard so that they have the best unforgettable experience and you will think that when you have a small backpack and they carrying up and down with a 45-pound backpack, you will say They are the heroes of the Inca Trail and it will come from your heart to give them a tip that will help them a lot to bring more groceries to their family. The recommendation to tip is 100 soles and a little more to the cook and guide but always feel free to give the amount
To make the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is a safe activity, especially in the dry season which is the months of April to September and we can say the riskiest months are September to March the road is wet and slippery and it is not recommended to make the Inca Trail, for it is very important to take out insurance to cover the 4000 m asl.
The hiking poles are something important to have a better balance, especially in the ups and downs because they are bleachers, basically, if you get a good technique of using the hiking poles, you will have basically 4 legs and hike with more confidence than the Inca bleachers, in case you have knee problems is totally necessary to walk with hiking poles
SULLPAYKY EXPERIENCES family guides will always carry a first aid kit that includes oxygen with them at all times, but they are not allowed to prescribe it. That said, it doesn’t hurt to carry a basic first aid kit with medications you know on your person during your Inca Trail trek
Now for the fun, medications. Diamox (acetazolamide), Cipro, Ibuprofen, and Immodium are crucial. Diamox will help with altitude sickness, Ibuprofen will help with any headaches. Cipro and Immodium will save you in case you get food poisoning.
One of the options is to store the things that you do not need on the Inca Trail in the agency’s warehouse and the other option is to store them in your hotel’s warehouse since all of them include this service.
The toilets on the Inca Trail are not the cleanest and most comfortable, On the first day of the Inca Trail the toilets are acceptable, and as the days go by they are very basic and have no light basically you will have to carry your flashlight to not have a bad situation.
The recommendation is to hire an agency that includes a portable toilet, but at the lunch stops you will have to use the basic toilets or also known as Inca toilets.
The showers during the trek are at your disposal on the 1st day and 3rd day of the Inca Trail, something very important will depend on the tour company you choose because there are different itineraries. For example on the 1st day other companies camp in huallyabamba, there you will have hot showers but the cost is 10 soles, and the other option is the 3rd day in the wiñayhuyna camp where there are cold showers but they are free and the climate is very suitable because it is jungle eyebrow and last case take many wet wipes and use them before sleeping.
Hydration is something very important on the Inca Trail because there are very tired and sunny days for it the travel companies will provide cold boiled water during this pilgrimage road, but there is the option to share the 1 day and 2 day water or rehydrating drinks and then to Machu Picchu there are no more places to buy, for it will have to bring a bottle or a camel bag for our porters to give it every day until the end.
When you do the Inca Trail 4 days is a common problem to have altitude sickness because the changes are very sudden especially the day you go from 3000 masl to 4200 masl for it is recommended to take it easy and gradually get used to these heights and be at least 3 days in Cusco to avoid problems on the Inca Trail.
Once on the road is to rest well in the tents and during the day is to drink plenty of water and oxygenate the blood and eat little especially 2 days because you may have stomach problems, only eat light soups, carbohydrates, and no alcohol.
One of the most frequent doubts to make the Inca Trail is to choose the right travel company and others looking at the trip advisor or organic search, for this SULLPAYKY EXPERIENCES is more than a travel agency, is a family, the big difference between us is to make you live a mystical experience, unique and original, with a group of people quite capable and most importantly are people of the field (guides, cooks, porters also giving a good treatment and a salary much more than other travel agencies for this we are fully committed to them
Trekking clothes are very important on the Inca Trail because it is very hot days and cold nights so you need to bring some thermals and some coats for camping and if you have a long trip and you don’t want to bring a lot of clothes you can buy in Cusco as it is a touristic place and you can buy clothes for the cold made of alpaca wool and llama.
Here we recommend you bring the right clothes to have an incredible experience.
When we talk about toiletries. We recommend you pack as little as possible. We believe that you are going to survive only with basics for 4 days.
It is true that a spiritual journey can mark and change your life forever.
In Peru, you have a great opportunity to appreciate and enjoy a variety of tourist destinations as well as share with other cultures. But this is not all that the Andean country has to offer.
If you are an explorer who is not limited to hiking but to living a spiritual and mental experience, Peru is your greatest opportunity. Peru in recent years has become incredibly popular for traveling to spiritual retreats in the middle of the Amazon, retreats with Ayahuasca ceremonies are one of the many options that many travelers seek to enjoy. Therefore, together with the experts at Sullpayky Experiences, we will guide you through this Ayahuasca experience in Peru.
Previously, Ayahuasca in Peru was limited to its traditional use by the native settlers. This mystical herbal preoaration has been used as traditional herbal preparation by different indigenous tribes for thousands of years.
This preparation is psychoactive that has become very popular among tourists attending spiritual retreat centers. Many of these centers are located in the jungle of Peru and are run by renowned shamans. This preparation is said to be very beneficial for self-discovery, to combat addiction problems and even problems related to cancer.
First of all, it is good to eliminate some misconceptions you have about Ayahuasca. Despite the news, Ayahuasca is not a drug, Ayahuasca is more than a simple plant, it is a spirit, a sacred and ancestral ritual for healing.
It is an infusion elaborated by shamans of the Amazon jungle to facilitate the entrance to states of consciousness and to obtain new perspectives of life. Historically, it is known that many shamans use it to cure even physical, mental, or emotional ailments as well as ailments in general.
Ayahuasca is a jungle vine that grows in the middle of the Amazon rainforest commonly found in Colombia, Peru, Bolivia, Brazil, and the Guianas, the sacred plant is highly revered by indigenous tribes as well as shamans in the Andean regions.
It is considered a «Master Plant» or «Sacred Plant». The term Ayahuasca derives from the ancient Quechua «Aya» which means dead, while «Huasca» translates as vine or rope. Meaning «The Rope of the Dead» or the «Vine of the Dead».
This concoction has been used for over 5000 years, If you are looking to visit Machu Picchu, you may enjoy one of these ceremonies.
Despite popular belief, preparing ayahuasca in Peru is quite difficult. Most of those who try it get undesired results or even have bad experiences accompanied by indigestion. Therefore, if you are looking to live this experience, you have to perform with one of our most recognized shamans in Cusco, and also visit the lost city of the Incas, «Machu Picchu».
EFFECTS OF AYAHUASCA The effects of this medicinal infusion can vary greatly depending on the patient and their environment as well as the dosage, but one thing you can be sure of is the effects produced before and after in most users.
Whether you gain a deep spiritual connection, improve your relationships, or a connection with nature, the universe, and your own psyche. Many believe it helps to reach states of enlightenment, where you can come to understand another state of sentimental or material understanding in your life.
Sessions are often accompanied by intense hallucinations and an altered perception of reality, time and space seem to alter and you will. The effects of the infusion can last between 4 to 8 hours but will depend on the dosage and preparation of the preparation.
We hope that the information about ayahuasca has helped you to understand a little more about this millenary tradition of the Incas.
In SULLPAYKY EXPERIENCES we are not only a Travel Agency, we are a 100% Quechua family with more than 15 years of experience in the world of tourism. Our mission is to offer an unforgettable experience that will mark your life, based on Inca values: honesty, love and respect. For this reason, we offer a different kind of tourism, in which our priority is to give you more than a fun trip, a trip of reunion with yourself, to know your essence through the most sacred thing we have, our land, the Pachamama.
We are specialists in creating a personalized experience, so we have more than 28 tours that can be modified according to your needs (from the classic Inca Trail to innovative and alternative tours such as Moonstone) because there are many ways to know Machu Picchu, however, we are convinced that there is only one right for each client. . We also offer tours for clients with special needs.
We offer personalized assistance 24 hours a day, before and during your trip. When you contact us, you will be attended by our Peru travel experts, who will be happy to assist you and help you as soon as possible, answering your questions and providing you with information, as well as recommendations to prepare you physically and mentally for the experience you will live.
All our staff is 100% Quechua and is in constant training to always offer the best possible service. Our guides are Quechua mystics who will provide you with a unique experience. They also have basic training in photography and are equipped with a semi-professional camera to document your entire trip so you don’t have to worry about anything except enjoying every moment. Our cooks have chef training and will be informed of any dietary restrictions (such as allergies).
SULLPAYKY EXPERIENCES is a local travel agency and tour operator authorized by the institutions that govern tourism regulations in Peru. That is why we have the necessary licenses and permits to operate within our country.
We also emphasize that we are against the exploitation of the Pachamama (earth) and our wayki (brothers), so we offer a totally ecological tourism and well paid for all our workers, as we seek to be the difference in everything.
We know you will be happy with our service, as evidenced by the hundreds of testimonials from our traveler clients from all over the world. See the recommendations and memories of travel experiences in various social networks such as TripAdvisor, which will explain why you should choose SULLPAYKY EXPERIENCES for your next vacation in our country.
About our growth process
Continuous improvement is one of our commitments. One of our principles is that the work of each area is important to achieve the best final product. Therefore, throughout our history we have developed several projects with different areas, which have given us the following results:
We have completed the policy of our Integrated Management System as a sign of the guarantee of our organization.
Continuous training to tour guides, cooks, porters, drivers, people in charge of different areas such as Sales, Reservations, Operations, Administration, etc., in customer service, quality of service to tourists, knowledge of the route, and other topics concerning the tourism industry in Peru. Due to our progress in these areas, we have received the CALTUR 2021 Certification from the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism.
About SULLPAYKY EXPERIENCES Licenses and Authorizations
SULLPAYKY EXPERIENCES – Travel Agency and Tour Operator, complies with all the requirements and licenses necessary to operate and offer various services in the field of tourism throughout the Peruvian territory. The institutions mentioned below are in charge of regulating the tourism industry in Peru and we are subscribed to them:
We are authorized by DIRCETUR (Regional Directorate of Foreign Trade and Tourism of Cusco), a government agency that promotes competition, sustainability, and diversification of Peruvian exportable products, tourism, and handicrafts.
We are subscribed to PROMPERU (Commission for the Promotion of Peru for Exports and Tourism), an institution belonging to the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism of our country.
We are also subscribed to SERNANP, in order to operate in the Inca Trail Network. The National Service of Natural Areas Protected by the State, which is a specialized technical public agency of the Peruvian government, under the Ministry of Environment of Peru, is in charge of directing and establishing the technical and administrative criteria for the conservation of the Natural Protected Areas of Peru.
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