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TOUR DESCRIPTION |
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This is a unique expedition, off the beaten path into the Vilcabamba range, visiting the last Capital of the Incas during the Conquest, Espíritu Pampa (plain of spirits) in the heart of the jungle This area has a tremendous scenic variety, with snow-capped mountains and a high jungle. There are many archaeological sites to visit on the way such as; Ñusta Hispana, a classic ceremonial plaza lined with massive Inca stone work. Vitcos, is the residence of the last Inca Manco Inca, and this is the place where the Spaniards murdered him. From this point, we enjoy a great panoramic view of the Vilcabamba valley. |
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ITINERARY |
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DAY 01: Cusco-Chaullay-Huancacalle |
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We start in the morning with a scenic bus ride down to the Sacred Valley of the Incas, passing by Ollantaytambo and then driving up to the Malaga Pass (4200 mts.). From here we descend to the Valley of Huyro and pass by the villages of Maranura and Chaullay. In the afternoon we arrive at Huancacalle where we have our first camp. (L+D) |
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DAY 02:
Huancacalle Vitcos Ñusta Hisp'anan -Colpacasa
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After breakfast, we start our expedition with the visit of the archaeological sites of Vitcos and Rosaspata, followed by the visit of the impressive carved rock formations of Nusta Hispana. From all sites we can enjoy breathtaking views onto the majestic Pumasillo Mountain. After lunch we continue our hike towards Colpacasa pass, then down into the high jungle where our first camp is already prepared. (B+L+D) |
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DAY 03:
Colpacasa - Ututo
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During the morning we hike towards the Maukachaka area, descending to Concevidayoc in the afternoon, where we camp and can relax while we try to catch some fish. (B/L/D) |
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DAY 04:
Ututo Vista - Alegre
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After breakfast, we start our descent. We can appreciate lasher, more tropical vegetation and climate. Arriving at the Pampaconas River we enjoy lunch and have some time to refresh at the river shore before we start our hike again. In the afternoon we arrive at our camp at Vista Alegre where we enjoy teatime in a semi-tropical ambiance, followed by a delicious dinner and a deserved rest.(B+L+D) |
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DAY 05: Vista Alegre Concebidayoc
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Today we enter into an even warmer tropical Vilcabamba Valley. During our hike we can enjoy the diverse flora and fauna of the area with its famous "Cock of the Rock" (national bird of Peru). In the afternoon we arrive at our already set camp at Concebidayoc. (B+L+D) |
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DAY 06: Concebidayoc Espiritu Pampa Chontabamba
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Today we walk towards the Pampaconas River that drives us to Espiritu Pampa. We will have ample time to explore this fantastic area with its constructions and terraces. In the afternoon we continue hiking to our camp at Chontabamba.(B+L+D) |
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DAY 07:
Chontabamba Chiwankiri
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Today is our final day of trekking in the tropical climate of the Espiritu Pampa Valley. Enjoying the diverse flora and fauna of the area we will arrive to our camp at Chiwankiri in the afternoon ready to have a last night out in the "wild" with very civilized teatime and exquisite dinner.(B+L+D) |
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DAY 08:
Chiwankiri Kiteni Cusco
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Today we say goodbye to our team of wranglers and horses and return by bus over the village of Kiteni and the Malaga Pass towards Cusco or a night stop at Ollantaytambo for an extension trip to MachuPicchu. (B/L). |
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End of Our Services |
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PRICE per person: |
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* min. 3 participants, max 10 participants).
Departures: Daily departures are available along the year. Exception: one-month closing period of the classical Inca Trail route in February. |
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INCLUDED |
- Professional guide (English - Spanish).
- Transportations to the starting point of the trek and back.
- Personal tents: 2 people in each 4-people-capacity tent, to allow for higher comfort and a safe keeping of backpacks
- One mattress per person
- Kitchen tent
- Cook and cooking equipment
- Mule wranglers cook and saddled horses when needed (to carry tents, food and cooking equipment).
- 1 emergency horse every 3 persons
- Accommodation for our guides, cook and horsemen
- Meals as specified in the itinerary (daily tea service except last day)
- Others: hot water every morning and evening for washing purposes / boiled water to fill in your water bottle.
- First-aid kit including emergency oxygen bottle.
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NOT INCLUDED |
- Sleeping bag
- Tipping money, guide and horsemen.
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| YOU SHOULD BRING: |
- Good sleeping bag Backpack Good trekkingboots and socks Water bottle Flash light, hat Day pack Rainponcho Toiletpaper Some pocket money camera with extra rolls Waterbottle and purifying.
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