Hey, adventurer! If you’re dreaming of hiking the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu but want a touch of luxury, glamping is the way to go. Picture sleeping in spacious tents with cozy beds, enjoying hot showers in the Andes, and savoring gourmet meals crafted by local chefs. At ...
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Every time I think about trekking in Peru, I feel that spark of excitement: walking ancient trails, breathing the pure Andean air, and discovering breathtaking landscapes. But what makes this activity so special here? From the legendary Inca Trail to the majestic peaks of the Salkantay Trek, Peru is my personal paradise for adventure tourism. In this article, I’ll tell you what trekking is, how it transforms body and mind, and why Peru’s routes have me so hooked. Join me on this adventure!
Do you want to experience the challenging adventure of the Inca Trail? Then the first thing you need to know is the main differences between the various routes. This legendary trail, which connects the Sacred Valley with the majestic citadel of Machu Picchu, offers different options depending on your time, level of experience, and desire to explore.
Join us as we explore everything about the One Day Inca Trail, the Two Day Inca Trail, and the Classic Inca Trail so you can choose the best option for your travel style.
If you are one of those travelers who seek more than just breathtaking landscapes, Qenqo awaits you with open arms. This mystical site, located in the heights of the Peruvian Andes, combines trekking, exploration, and a deep connection with the Inca past. Just four kilometers from downtown Cusco, Qenqo is a place where history and adventure merge to offer an unforgettable experience.
Can the will of a single man forge an empire? Is it possible to challenge fate and change history? In the heart of the Andes, a leader emerged with unshakable determination, ready to defend his people at any cost. His name was Pachacútec: the architect of the Tahuantinsuyo, the Inca who transformed a kingdom into the most powerful civilization in South America. His story, wrapped in legends and astonishing achievements, left an indelible mark on the history of the New World.
Cusco is not only the cradle of the Inca Empire and the gateway to Machu Picchu but also a paradise for those who love unique gastronomic experiences. If you think adventure in the Andes is just about long hikes and breathtaking landscapes, get ready to discover the city’s most vibrant and mysterious side—its drinks. From ancestral ferments to energizing brews, every sip tells a story of tradition, resilience, and exploration.
Tambomachay, located just a few kilometers from the city of Cusco, is an archaeological site that holds the mysticism and grandeur of the Inca civilization. Considered a ceremonial center for water worship, this complex is famous for its aqueducts, channels, and fountains that continue to function even after centuries.
Free warm jacket for my litle friend!
Kenko Adventure Peru founder decided to add a social proyect in all Our tours that means, if you are booking a tour with Us, you automatically are donating a warm jacket for Our litle kids that have very hard living in very cold conditions near by the Andes Mountain
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