The Incas built more than 30 thousand kilometers of qhapac ñan or royal roads that connected Cusco with their entire vast empire. A small part of this route is the one that connects Cusco with Machu Picchu. Today there are two historical routes to Machu Picchu. The 4 and 2 day version. Both allow you to reach the famous Inca city in the same way as the Incas did, that is, along their royal roads.
The Inca Trail is the best hiking route in Peru. He is also considered number one in the world and one of the best on the entire planet. The reason? The roads were built by the Incas hundreds of years ago. It crosses simply dazzling landscapes, with high mountains, snow-capped mountains and jungles full of flora and fauna. And, as icing on the cake, it includes a visit to Machu Picchu. Due to all these ingredients, the Inca Trail is a route that is difficult to match on the planet.

Live a unique experience in a magical place. Connect with nature and enjoy a colorful and delicious picnic with a great view of the mountains of the Sacred Valley of the Incas and the company of Andean animals.

It is located in the town of Mollepata, in the province of Anta, 30 minutes from the city of Cusco in the Vilcabamba mountain range.
The Apu or Humantay snow-capped mountain has an altitude of 5478 m.a.s.l. located near the Salkantay snow-capped mountain, in the Vilcanota mountain range of the Cusco Andes. The Humantay Lagoon is at an altitude of 4200 meters above sea level. This lagoon would have been formed because of the melting of the Apu Humantay.
The word Humantay is of Quechua origin and the meaning is "The Head of Gods" and the word Salkantay means "Wild Mountain".
To make the trail to the Humantay Lagoon and appreciate the crystalline water it houses, you have to arrive in a vehicle to the town of Soraypampa from the city of Cusco, where the trekking begins, the approximate distance is 7km and the duration is 3 hours. The degree of difficulty is medium to intense. You need a complete day for this excursion.

The Central Market of San Pedro is considered, today, one of the most important supply centers in the city of Cusco. There you can find a wide variety of products such as food stalls, craft stores, herbal sections and even traveling fairs with seasonal products.
In any itinerary to Cusco, visiting the market must be included since it is a cultural, experiential, incredible and entertaining experience. This is one of the best places to learn about Andean culture, as you will be able to hear the correct pronunciation of the Quechua language, feel the smell of various products and flowers, as well as appreciate how artisanal garments are made up close.