Machu Picchu Sacred Valley Coneccion 2days: Machu Picchu tour highly recommended for people who want to know Sacred Valley and the Inca city of Machu Picchu in 2 days with a night. The First Day Visit Pisac and Ollantaytambo and the second day the Inca city of Machu Picchu from its dawn, enjoying the sunrise and have more time to visit the thermal baths from Machu Picchu Little town.
- DURATION TOURS: 2 days / 01 nights
- TYPE OF TOURS: Traditional Machu Picchu & Sacred Valley of the Incas
- PERIOD OF TRAVEL: All the time
SUMMARY Machu Picchu Sacred Valley
Tour Day 1: Cusco –Sacredness Valley of the Incas – Machu Picchu
- 8.30 am transfer from the hotel to board the bus
- 10:30 am- 24:30 guided tour of the archaeological complex of Pisac and the craft market
- 1:30 pm Lunch in Urubamba
- 2.30 – 4 pm Guided tour to the archaeological complex of Ollantaytambo
- 4:36 pm board the tourist train to Aguas Calientes service
- 6:20 pm arrival to Aguas Calientes reception and transfer to hotel
- 8pm brief meeting with the tour guide to talk about Machu Picchu tour
Tour Day 2: Machu Picchu Tour
- 5:40 am Board bus to Machu Picchu
- 7 am -9 am Machu Picchu tour guided tour
- 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. free time at Machu Picchu in Peru world wonder
- 24:30 take the bus down to Aguas Calientes little town of machupicchu
- 1.30 pm lunch at Machu Picchu Little town and visit the village around
- 6:30 pm present at the Aguas Calientes’s train station
- 7.00 pm train to Ollantaytambo
- 8:40 arrival in Ollantaytambo and transfer by bus to Cusco – Peru
- 10:40 pm arrival in Cusco – Peru
Travel itinerary to Peru with Tours Peru Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu Sacred Valley Coneccion 2 days / 1 night:
Tours 1st day: Tour Sacred Valley of the Incas
Tour Cusco – Sacred Valley – Aguas Calientes “Machupicchu Little town.”
Transfer from your hotel at 8:30 am and then board the bus that will lead you to Pisac ruins, where a guided tour will continue on Urubamba, and we will enjoy a buffet lunch to continue with our trip arriving to Ollantaytambo.
In here we will have another guided tour with more time to visit the typical village of Ollantaytambo until the time indicated by our guide. Then we approach the station of Ollantaytambo and board the train to reach Aguas Calientes “Little town of Machu Picchu” where the personnel transfer awaits and will accommodate us on the hotel.
Then you will have a meeting with the guide who will provide you with a brief information about the tour in Machu Picchu the next day.
Tours 2nd day: Machu Picchu Tour
Thermal Baths – tours Machu Picchu – Cusco tour.
Recommended to wake up early at 5:40 am approx. and the bus will take you to the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu with a trip of 20 minutes, where you will have 2 hours with a guided tour in the main sectors of Machu Picchu, you have time until 5 pm on Machu Picchu, because it will close. In your spare time you can enjoy Machu Picchu in its amplitude and also take photos or visit the thermal baths.
It is possible to hike to Machu Picchu at 1:40 pm in this case you should start waking up at 4:30 am.
* To have the tour in early if you want to visit Machu Picchu and Waynapicchu do an advance booking.
Then we will take the train back to Ollantaytambo where we will found our transfer personnel waiting for us and will embark us to the bus to return to Cusco arriving to the city approx. in 4 hours.
It INCLUDED IN CONNECTION WITH MACHUPICCHU Sacred Valley of the Incas:
- Transfer from the Hotel to the Sacred Valley of the Incas
- Sacred Valley tour tourist transport and bilingual guide
- Buffet lunch in Urubamba
- Shuttle bus to Ollantaytambo Ollantaytambo
- Train Ollantaytambo – Aguas Calientes round trip tourist service to Machu Picchu tours
- Transfer to hotel in Aguas Calientes “machupicchu town”
- O1 night hotel room. With private bathroom and hot water
- Bus up or down Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu
- Entrance to the ruins of Machu Picchu tours
- 02 hours guided tour
- 01 breakfast
- Permanent assistance
NOT INCLUDED IN CONNECTION WITH MACHUPICCHU Sacred Valley of the Incas:
- Entrance to the hot springs in Aguas Calientes “town of Machu Picchu”
- Extra power for travel
- Extra expenses for travel
- Tips for the journey
- Recommendations for connection to Machu Picchu Sacred Valley of the Incas.
- Bring a small backpack with personal items
- Original passport for travel to Machu Picchu
- ISIC student card should be current student
- Sunscreen for the trip
- Hat for the trip
- Sunglasses for travel
- Rain gear (rainy season)
- Extra money for the trip
- Swimwear should visit the thermal baths
- Flashlight if you want to make the trek to Machu Picchu tours
Important for tours.- note At the appointed time, the night before the tour the Tour Machu Picchu Sacred Valley conneccion 2days/ 1night, will speak at your hotel with our professional guide of Tours Peru Machupicchu.
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Information Sacred Valley to Machu Picchu Tours:
Among the Sacred Valley and wonderful citadel of
Machu Picchu, the Incas built a stone road that led pilgrims to the sacred precincts of Machu Picchu tours. Today we will visit a section of the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu will take us about five hours, amid a landscape of cloud forest, where archeological remains of great importance stand as Chachabamba and Wiñaywayna are- Tour Peru Machupicchu. Then we continue walking to the place called Intipunko, meaning Puerta del Sol, designed by the Incas for a stunning panoramic view from the top of the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu tours. Overnight in a splendid hotel in Machu Picchu. Optional: Ceremony of offering to the Pachamama or Mother Earth (payment to the Earth) Tour Peru Machupicchu.
CULTURAL HERITAGE MACHU PICCHU:
The sheltered environmental conditions and benign climate which protect relict bird species and ensure predictable crops probably facilitated the development of human civilisation in the Andes based on a well developed sustainable irrigated agriculture on the mountain terraces -Tour Peru Machupicchu. Machu Picchu is at the junction of the humid lower Urubamba basin and the fertile Vilcanota valley machu that was the centre and breadbasket of the Inca culture (Walker & Fjeldsa, 2001). It was founded by the powerful reforming chief Pachacuteq who established his rule in 1438 as the ninth Inca, Yupanqui, over the fertile valley and the great city of Cucco where his successors ruled their vast empire of Tawantinsuyos until the Spanish invasion in 1534. Machu Picchu was built as a royal retreat, religious sanctuary and mausoleum for the mummified Inca, a natural fortress which was preserved by its mysterious sudden abandonment, inaccessibility and remoteness. It was reached from Cusco by the Inca Trail (Camino Real) across the mountains above the terraced Urubamba valley with its lesser settlements of Pisac and Ollantaytambo – Tour Peru Machupicchu.
The site, La Cuidadela inca Machu Picchu, of about 500 square hectares, sits on a narrow saddle between the humpbacked lower Machu Picchu (old mountain in Quechua) and the pinnacle of Huayna Picchu (young mountain). It is divided between the buildings of the court and the houses of the artisans, site guardians and cutivators with food stores and agricultural terraces clinging to the mountain slope below – Tour Peru Machupicchu. The ceremonial town site falls into two sections, the upper (hanan) lies to the west, with the palace, mausoleum, sun temple and the Intihuatana solar calendar stone for making astronomical observations -Tour Peru Machupicchu.
The lower section to the east (hurin) had the quarters for the religious and workers. They were separated by a long open plaza and two smaller squares machu. At present 172 enclosures are connected by 109 stairways and stone channels for water and fountains (Mujica. 2001) Tour Peru Machupicchu. The dry-stone masonry is massive yet refined and, for the nobles’ buildings, even polished. Burial cave chambers were also made at the base of Huayna Picchu. The number of residents when the court was present is variously estimated at 750 to more than a 1,000 but few stayed on in the wet season. It was probably last used as a stronghold by Pachacuteq’s great grandson, Manco Inca during his defiance of the Spaniards. The site was never found by the Spanish, and, concealed by encroaching forest, known only to a few locals, was only rediscovered in 1911 by the American Hiram Bingham of Yale University, who revisited and published on the site for the next five years – Tour Peru Machupicchu.
MACHU PICCHU LOCAL HUMAN POPULATION:
The original inhabitants were skilled irrigators who built terraces and drainage channels that extend long distances across irregular ground and still exist in many places. The population is of the Quechuaspeaking descendents of the pre-Columbian inhabitants who live in seven small communities and number about 1,200 within the Sanctuary itself. The local population, including Aguas Calientes (Machupicchu village), was 3,500 in 2004 (Shoobridge et al.) Tour Peru Machupicchu. At present over half the Sanctuary machu (20,000 ha) is settled by campesino communities and farmers, especially on the lower slopes which are routinely burned to stop encroachment by the forest and to provide pasture. Much burning occurs for no apparent reason in August and September, perhaps in the belief that the smoke causes cloud build up and the onset of much needed rains (Manu Wildlife Centre, n.d.). Agriculture, for maize, potatoes, yucca and fruit, and the cash crops of coca, coffee and tea, with grazing mainly for small animals but also for llamas, cattle and sheep (some 1,400 in 2004) form the traditional support of the people. But the local economy is increasingly augmented by tourism -Tour Peru Machupicchu.
Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu village) 8 km away in the valley below, sprang up as an unplanned shanty town after the railway arrived to service tourists but is now the district administrative capital with growing strongly pressed claims to the facilities and use of 40% of the Sanctuary’s machu budget Tour Peru Machupicchu. The district is the fastest growing area in the country, rising from 1,303 inhabitants in 1993 to 3,436 in 2005; half remain very poor and half are migrants, coming in for the tourist season machu. But in this temporary population there is no traditional culture to instil respect for the sacred place (UNESCO-IUCN-ICOMOS, 2007) Tour Peru Machupicchu.
Fast unplanned growth without controls or improvements in infrastructure or services such as for disposal of wastes is aggravating the problems of landslides and threats to health. Cusco, 75 km southeast, is a city of over 100,000 inhabitants and the administrative and commercial centre for much of the Urubamba basin – Tour Peru Machupicchu.
MACHU PICCHU VISITORS – VISITOR FACILITIES:
Machu Picchu is Peru’s most popular tourist destination, growing from 180,000 visitors in the 1980s to over 400,000 in 2003, averaging 3-400 a day but some 1,500-2,000 a day in the high season and likely to increase (Shoobridge et al.,2004). There were 691,623 visitors in 2006 (75% foreign) and the number is likely to rise (UNESCO-IUCN-ICOMOS, 2007) – Tour Peru Machupicchu.
The Management Plan advised that to reduce environmental deterioration, the archaeological site should not support more than 917 visitors per day and no more than 385 visitors at any one time The INC recommend a maximum carrying capacity of 2,000 visitors a day with an increased entry fee machu. The government favors the higher number of 3,400 (UNESCO,2002). A suggested daily limit of 2,500 visitors paying a higher entrance fee may be enforced (Leffel,2005). Recent listing as a new ‘Wonder of the World’ will increase tourist numbers – Tour Peru Machupicchu.
Visitors generate some $40 million a year. Recent past growth led to a proliferation of uncontrolled and exploitative tour operators and many overcrowding problems, but the site is now better regulated by the government. Cusco is three hours away by railway, an approach which facilitates control of visitors and roadside developments. Access is by bus from Puente Ruinas station up a zigzag track in groups led by approved operators, or on foot, by a 2 to 4-day journey along 38 km of the Inca Trail. machu This carries 70,000 visitors a year and is now limited by permit to 500 a day in groups of 30 – Tour Peru Machupicchu.
The preservation of roadside Polylepis groves from being used for firewood also preserves some of the country’s rarest birds. In 2007 a new bridge and road at Carrilluchayoc in the buffer zone, to the growing village of Santa Teresa, to the west, has provided an alternative access to the site and raised fears of destructive overcrowding. At the ruins there is one hotel, a museum, ticket office and overnight campsites machu, also a steep stepped path up to the top of HuaynaPicchu. Tourist facilities are being developed in Aguas Calientes instead of on the mountain itself, and there is a new visitor centre, hotels and restaurants there. 561 rooms were available in 2007 with 16 eating places, employing some 300 people (UNESCO-IUCN-ICOMOS, 2007). Helicopter access was restored in 2008 – Tour Peru Machupicchu.
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