Info Machu Picchu
Info Machu Picchu is a local tour operator based in Cusco, Peru. We offer well-organized travel experiences across the country, including Machu Picchu tours, Inca Trail treks, and Peru travel packages. Travelers who want to explore Peru with expert local support can rely on our team. Machu Picchu, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stands as one of the most important cultural landmarks in the world.
Our team designs each journey to combine culture, history, and natural beauty. We create itineraries that connect the Sacred Valley, the Andes, and Machu Picchu in a smooth and meaningful way. Info Machu Picchu also offer Cusco day tours and alternative treks such as Salkantay and Lares, giving travelers more ways to experience Peru.
We focus on quality, organization, and responsible tourism. Our goal is to provide comfortable and authentic journeys while supporting local communities and creating lasting travel experiences.
Customized Experiences
We create personalized itineraries tailored to your travel style, allowing you to explore Machu Picchu and Peru with comfort, flexibility, and expert planning.
Local Experts
Our team is based in Cusco, with experienced local guides who provide professional support and deep cultural insights throughout your journey.
Trekking & Tours
From the Inca Trail to alternative treks like Salkantay, Ancascocha and Lares, we offer a wide range of experiences across Machu Picchu and Peru.
Top Machu Picchu Tours & Treks
Discover Machu Picchu through journeys that go beyond a typical visit. Whether you choose the Classic Inca Trail, a train experience, or a customized itinerary, each route offers a different way to connect with the history, landscapes, and culture of the Andes. With a well-organized plan and local guidance, you can experience Machu Picchu in a more meaningful and personal way.
Peru Travel Packages
Explore Peru through well-designed travel packages that connect the country’s most iconic destinations, from Cusco and the Sacred Valley to Machu Picchu and Lake Titicaca. Each journey is planned to offer a balanced experience of culture, history, and natural beauty without rushing the itinerary.
Beyond the Andes, our packages also include the Peruvian Amazon, Lima, the Nazca Lines, Colca Canyon, and the Ballestas Islands, allowing you to experience the diversity of Peru in a complete and meaningful way.
BOOK YOUR INCA TRAIL TO MACHU PICCHU 2026
Bookings for the 2026 season are now OPEN! In 2026, tickets for the popular dates from March through September sold out within minutes. By booking the 2026 Classic Inca Trail now, you can secure your spot and guarantee that you won’t miss out on this incredible trek. Don’t wait any longer, BOOK NOW!
Day Tours from Cusco
Day tours from Cusco are a great way to explore the region’s highlights in a short time. From the Sacred Valley and Rainbow Mountain to nearby archaeological sites, each experience offers a different view of the Andes, combining history, culture, and landscapes.
These tours are designed to make the most of your time in Cusco, with well-organized itineraries that allow you to discover more without feeling rushed.
Top Alternative Treks to Machu Picchu
Alternative treks to Machu Picchu offer a quiete way to experience the Andes. Routes like Salkantay, Lares, Ancascocha, Vilcabamba, and the Inca Jungle Trek take you through remote landscapes, mountain passes, and traditional communities far from the classic routes.
Each trek offers a different perspective of Peru, combining natural beauty, cultural encounters, and a more personal journey toward Machu Picchu. For many travelers, these routes become the most memorable part of their experience in the Andes.
BOOK YOUR INCA TRAIL TO MACHU PICCHU 2026
Bookings for the 2026 season are now OPEN! In 2026, tickets for the popular dates from March through September sold out within minutes. By booking the 2026 Classic Inca Trail now, you can secure your spot and guarantee that you won’t miss out on this incredible trek. Don’t wait any longer, BOOK NOW!
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Info Machu Picchu is a trusted travel…
Info Machu Picchu is a trusted travel agency specializing in tours to the iconic Machu Picchu. With a focus on creating unforgettable experiences, they offer well-organized tours of the Inca Trail and Machu Picchu, guided by knowledgeable locals who share rich historical insights. Whether you’re hiking the Inca Trail or taking the scenic train route, Info Machu Picchu handles all logistics, including permits, transportation, and accommodations, so you can focus on enjoying the journey. Their dedication to excellent customer service and seamless travel makes them an ideal choice for anyone planning a visit to this breathtaking wonder.
Machu Picchu Tours
The legendary Inca citadel and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.
Frequently Asked Questions
Planning a trip to Peru often comes with important questions. Here are some of the most common ones to help you prepare your journey with confidence.
How can I prevent altitude sickness (Soroche)?
Altitude sickness can affect anyone. To minimize symptoms, we recommend arriving in Cusco (3,400m / 11,150ft) at least 2 to 3 days before your trek to acclimatize. Drink plenty of water, avoid heavy meals and alcohol upon arrival, and try the local mate de coca (coca tea).
What happens with my luggage during the trek?
You will only carry a small daypack with essentials (water, rain gear, camera, sunblock). For the Inca Trail and alternative treks, our porters or horses will carry your main duffel bag (usually up to 7kg/15lbs, included in your tour). Any extra luggage can be safely stored at your hotel in Cusco or at our office for free.
Is Machu Picchu a UNESCO World Heritage Site?
Yes, Machu Picchu is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its cultural and historical significance.
How can I prevent altitude sickness (Soroche)?
Altitude sickness can affect anyone. To minimize symptoms, we recommend arriving in Cusco (3,400m / 11,150ft) at least 2 to 3 days before your trek to acclimatize. Drink plenty of water, avoid heavy meals and alcohol upon arrival, and try the local mate de coca (coca tea).
What happens with my luggage during the trek?
You will only carry a small daypack with essentials (water, rain gear, camera, sunblock). For the Inca Trail and alternative treks, our porters or horses will carry your main duffel bag (usually up to 7kg/15lbs, included in your tour). Any extra luggage can be safely stored at your hotel in Cusco or at our office for free.
Is Machu Picchu a UNESCO World Heritage Site?
Yes, Machu Picchu is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its cultural and historical significance.
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