Machu Picchu Tours Packages​ 5D/4N

Package Details

Duration 5 Days / 4 Nights
Max Altitude 5,200 m / 17,060 ft
Group Size 2 to 12 people
Languages Spanish, English, Portuguese
Level Moderate

Overview

The Machu Picchu Tours Packages 5D/4N is a trip to remember visiting the Andes and the core of the Inca culture. We shall be visiting Cuzco , Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu to have breathtaking scenery and history at a relaxed rate in order to adjust to the altitude.

Our first day will be in Cuzco and we will move into our  hostel. Once we've settled, we will take an excursion through Plaza de Armas, original  requests, Qoricancha, and Sacsayhuaman, as well to learn about the Inca traditions.

The alternate day is traveling through the Sacred Valley, where we will see Chinchero, Moray, the Maras Salt Mines, and Ollantaytambo and have lunch in Urubamba. Beforehand in the evening, we got down by train to Aguas Calientes.

The third day will be spent on a guided  stint of Machu Picchu, visiting its  tabernacles,  sundecks, and forecourts, whilst having time to take  prints and have a panoramic view. In the  autumn we go back to Cuzco .

On day 4 we’ll have two options to visit. The classic for this tour is Rainbow Mountain sited at 5200 metres above sea level. On the other hand, Humantay Lake rests at 4,200 meters - its waters glow bright through clear air. Picture after picture turns vivid where rock meets blue-green ripples under sharp sunlight.

By day five, hikers pick between climbing Rainbow Mountain at 5,200 meters or visiting the striking waters of Lake Humantay instead. Following that choice, transport heads straight to Cuzco Airport for departure from the region.

Time folds into itself on this 5-day, 4-night journey to Machu Picchu. Memories form slowly here, built by mist over ancient stone. Peru reveals itself not through words but texture - rough mountain air, sudden sunlight. Each step reshapes how you see land and history. Moments stay long after the path ends.

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Day 1

Day 1: Arrival and Cuzco City Tour

It's in Cuzco Airport that we will be meeting and also be transferred to our hospices, which are located at 3,399 meters up. Following the check- heft, we will have a rest and acclimatize to the high altitude. We'll use water bottles and warm clothes to keep us comfortable.
At roughly 12.40 P. M. we shall begin our stint of Cuzco megacity at the Temple of the Sun known as Qoricancha.. Next we shall proceed to Sacsayhuaman, an immense citadel of stone work. As we go through the site, our guide will inform us of the Inca ceremonies and culture.
Then, we are going to be guided to Qenqo, Puka Pukara and Tambomachay, where we learn the history of rituals and the military. At about 6:00 P. M we will visit the Plaza de Armas where we will enjoy colonial architecture and life in the country. Our first day will be finished with photos and brief strolls in the square.

Day 1 Statistics:

Distance: 10 km approximately
Highest altitude: 3,700 meters above sea level
Lowest altitude: 3,350 meters above sea level
Route: Cuzco – Qoricancha – Sacsayhuamán – Qenqo – Puka Pukara – Tambomachay
Difficulty: Easy

Day 2

Sacred Valley VIP - Aguas Calientes

At 8:00 A.M. we will go with our guide to the Cuzco hotels and will drive through the Sacred Valley. We will be accompanied by the Urubamba River. We will have excellent sightseeing of the Andes and minute Andean villages.
We will first visit Chinchero and Moray where terraces and circular platforms demonstrate Inca agriculture of earlier times. We will go to the Maras Salt Mines and view pools of pink salt in the sun which have thousands of them. Lunch will be taken in Urubamba in an eatery.
Later, by afternoon we're going to visit the fort and sundecks of Ollantaytambo. At roughly 230 P.M, we will take the train to Aguas Calientes.
We will be taken back to hotels in Cuzco by our personal vehicles at an approximate time of 7: 00 P. M. and ready to be Machu Picchu the following day.

Day 2 Statistics:

Distance: 160 km approximately
Highest altitude: 3,762 meters above sea level
Lowest altitude: 2,040 meters above sea level
Route: Cuzco – Chinchero – Moray – Maras – Urubamba – Ollantaytambo – Aguas Calientes
Difficulty: Moderate

Day 3

Machu Picchu Guided Tour

We will get up early and board the bus in Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu at 2, 430 meters above the hill called Picchu. The ride will go through fertile tropical mountains and winding Urubamba River. One day we shall be introduced to the citadel by our guide, on a three-hour tour.
We are going to stroll through temples, terraces, and ceremonial bases. Tour will entail the Temple of the Sun, Intihuatana, and Temple of the Condor. Each of the places will be described by our guide in terms of Inca engineering and spiritual traditions.
The guided tour will be followed by a lunch in Aguas Calientes and the artisan market. We shall take the train later back to Ollantaytambo. At approximately 7 p. m., our personal driver will take us back to the hotels of Cuzco , and an incomparable Machu Picchu day will end.

Day 3 Statistics:

Distance: 120 km approximately
Highest altitude: 2,430 meters above sea level
Lowest altitude: 2,040 meters above sea level
Route: Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu – Ollantaytambo – Cuzco
Difficulty: Moderate

Day 4

Rainbow Mountain Adventure o Humantay Lake Hike

We will leave between 4:00 A.M. and 4:45 A.M. to Cusipata 3310 meters above sea level. We shall have breakfast and drive to Fullawasipata where we will commence the trek. Water bottles and warm layers will ensure that we are comfortable with the hike.
We will climb 1.5 hours to 5200 meters, the Rainbow Mountain, Vinicunca. The path will be covered with yellow and pink mineral shapes, snow-white mountains and llamas and alpaca flocks. We are on a guided tour where we will be told by our guide about local geology and traditions.
At the top, photography and the views will be done. We will then go back to Cusipata to eat lunch. At about 4:00 P. M., we will be brought back to the Cuzco hotels through the services of private transportation and end an interesting though tiresome day.

Day 4 Statistics:

Distance: 140 km approximately
Highest altitude: 5,200 meters above sea level
Lowest altitude: 3,310 meters above sea level
Route: Cuzco – Cusipata – Fullawasipata – Rainbow Mountain – Cuzco
Difficulty: Moderate to Challenging

Day 5

Day 5: Transfer and Farewell

We shall leave our Hotels after breakfast and move to the Cuzco Airport. The last glimpse of the Andes will be made on the drive. Guide and a driver will assist in luggage and flight check-in.
Those five days will be discussed by us devoted to Machu Picchu, Rainbow Mountain, and the Sacred Valley. Memories of our escapades will be brought back by photos and souvenirs. Snacks and water bottles will make us feel refreshed in the course of travelling.
We end our tour in saying our goodbyes at Cuzco Airport. The impression of machu picchu tours packages 5d/4n, old Inca ruins, Andean mountain scenery, will remain with us forever.

Day 5 Statistics:

Distance: 10 km approximately
Highest altitude: 3,399 meters above sea level
Lowest altitude: 3,250 meters above sea level
Route: Hotel – Cuzco Airport
Difficulty: Easy

Included

  • Airport to Hotel: Hotel to Airport in private Peruvian Cuzco Transport.
  • All guided tours are transported during the entire package.
  • This service will be picked-up and dropped in the main square in Cuzco at your hotel.
  • Professional bilingual tour guide on the whole trip.
  • Local restaurant in Urubamba Buffet lunch in Sacred Valley.
  • Transference between Cuzco and Ollantaytambo privately.
  • Round trip train ticket through the Expedition or Voyager train.
  • Entrance to Machu Picchu archeological point.
  • Entrance ticket for Rainbow Mountain or Humantay Lake.
  • Hostel breakfast and lunch during the excursion of Rainbow Mountain/Humantay Lake.

Not Included

  • The voluntary point admissions of lodestones that aren't included in the diary, including  fresh archaeological  tenures.
  • All lunches and  feasts that are n't mentioned in the  stint schedule.
  • particular purchases,  monuments or  redundant drinks.
  • Guidelines and directions to attendants,  motorists, or other staff.
  • Trip insurance or medical pills costs.

Others

Cash (soles) and/or credit cards
Daypack (20–30 L)
Energy snacks (bars, nuts, etc.)
Enough underwear and socks
Hat, scarf and gloves
Headlamp or handheld flashlight (with spare batteries)
Insect repellent
Lightweight and comfortable trousers
Passport or ID card (and digital copies)
Personal care products
Personal medications and basic first aid kit
Photographic Camera
Polos or breathable t-shirts
Portable charger
Rain poncho
Reusable water bottle
Sandals or light footwear for relaxation
Sunscreen (SPF 50+)
Swimsuit
Trekking poles
Trekking shoes or boots
Warm jacket
Waterproof or windproof jacket

Recommendations for this Tour

  • Original passport or official ID to do all entrance checks.
  • Worn- out hiking shoes that fit well and are good in rough conditions.
  • Outfits that aremulti-layered to acclimatize to the changing temperatures and rainfall.
  • Leakproof fleece or wrap during  stormy seasons.
  • Sun protection sunscreen, sunglasses, and a wide- brimmed  chapeau.
  • Applicable water bottle to stay doused during  journeys.
  • Snacks for energy on long hiking or train lifts.
  • Small pack for particular little items, camera, and water.
  • Light gloves, chapeau, or scarf for cold mornings at high altitude.
  • Cash in Peruvian soles for  voluntary entrances, tips, or monuments.

Important Info

  • Altitude Sickness Drink coca tea and acclimatize.
  • Local Currency Carry Soles (PEN) in cash.
  • Changing Weather Dress in layers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before your trip.

Total Duration of Machu Picchu Tour Packages 5 Days 4 Nights?

Five whole days unfold across Cuzco , then drift into the Sacred Valley, followed by Machu Picchu, while ending near Rainbow Mountain.

When should transportation to the airport be set up?

Folks arriving at Cuzco Airport get collected on time, matched to their flight details. Back again later, transport waits until the journey finishes.

Do you get expert helpers the whole time on the trip?

Folks who speak two languages fluently will walk along with everyone, dropping stories and little-known details at each place you visit.

What kinds of transport make the list?

Fleet cars take us toward Machu Picchu, then buses pick up where roads end. Train seats are booked both ways - Expedition or Voyager keeps the journey moving. Wheels spin south under cloud-fed skies.

Does the deal cover admission to every location on the list?

A visit to Machu Picchu comes with entry covered, along with access to Rainbow Mountain ore Humantay lake. Some spots might ask for more money if you choose them.

What meals are provided during the five-day tour?

Each morning brings a meal to start the day, while midday fare appears at buffets in the Sacred Valley and on the trek to Rainbow Mountain.

How should participants prepare for high-altitude locations like Rainbow Mountain?

Stay hydrated by sipping water throughout the day. Coca tea might help ease discomfort, so consider trying it. Light meals can feel easier on your body during adjustment. Comfort often comes from dressing in layers you can adjust as needed.

Health conditions might affect who can join. Age could play a role too.

Pretty much everyone needs to feel well enough to join. When kids come along, a grown-up has to be there too. Any health questions? Best to talk them through first.

Could you find ways to connect with people nearby?

Finding local craft fairs comes first, then moving through mountain towns where daily life unfolds slowly. After that, old trails lead to places shaped by generations of quiet work and shared stories. Meeting people happens naturally along the way, not forced, just part of walking into spaces still rooted in older ways.

What personal items are recommended to carry during excursions?

A tiny backpack might come in handy along with a water bottle to stay refreshed throughout the day. Sunscreen works well when paired with loose, breathable clothes that let you move freely under bright skies.

Does the trip run every month of the year?

Happens every single month without stopping. Trails work best when rain stays away, so April through October wins that round.

How tough is the trek to Rainbow Mountain?

The trail feels tough due to the thin air up high, yet steady movement makes it doable.

What happens if something goes wrong during the trip?

Staying safe means sticking to clear rules - there’s a first-aid kit ready. While walking, each guide keeps an eye on how fast people move. Pacing matters just as much as preparation does.

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