DAY ONE:Cusco,Huaran,Cancha Cancha

We pick you up in the capital of the Inca Empire; drive northeast for about 2 hours, tour the sacred valley arriving to the small town of Huaran (2900mts). The trailhead lies nearby, after getting ready all equipment, horses and mules with cargo we will prepare our self for the hike. In the beginning of the hike we start in Andean semidry forest, with the opportunity to see some andeanflora and fauna typical from that ecosystem then we go up through the different Andean valleys following the Cancha Cancha River full of with small waterfalls falls cascading into the Wilkamayu River. After 6 hours hike we will arrive to the Andean community of Cancha cancha (3900mts) covering approximate 10km.Our  trail will be mostly going up with dirt and gravel conditions as well some stones stairs and few remainds of the ancient Inca road.our camp will be in the grass land area near the village with incredible views of the snow peak Canchacanchacasa(4984mts) and the Chicon(5530mts)and the opportunity to see some Andean flora and fauna. (L, D) Camping

DAY TWO: Cancha Cancha, Abra Pachacutec, and Queswarani

We start the day off with a good breakfast. Afterwards we begin our trail with the incredible views of two glacial lakes called Suirococha and Yuraccocha here where we will explore  a great gravel road to the summitt with an incrediblethe fauna and flora of the grassland.some species to see like the grass called Ichu (stipa sp) used by the Incas for ropes for the construction of suspension bridges and also to transport some of rock from the quarry to the city contructions.As well some Puyas (puya densiflora) and some native Queoñas (polilepis spp) Also some Andean bird like Puna ibis (Pklegadis ridgwayi) and Andean flickers (Colaptes rupicola) and the Andean goose (Chloephaga melanoptera).after all the nature we will continue to our pass for 2 to 3 hours at (4700 mts) where we will experience a dirt trail will gravel and mainly going up.When we arrive to the top there will be incredible views of the Vilcanota mountain range and some snow capped called Pitusiray at (5750mts) and the Chicon at(5530mts). After we will continue descending through a succession of small interandean valleys with a original Inca stone paths part destroyed with gravel and dirt conditions with amazing views of the different glacial lake and some Andean grass land until we reach the ecosystems called the scrub bush vegetation or Andean semi dry forest. When we arrive to the camp there will be some of our native Quechua people in the community with the chance to introduce then, where we will camp. We will hike for about 8 hours with lunch in a nice spot, covering a distance of 13 kilometers (B, L, D) Camping

• Camping equipment and gear(dinning tent,kitchen tent)
• Sleeping bags (all season)under 10 centigrades)
• mattresses
• Portable toilets
• Tents(eureka)
• Trekking guides, specialized in culture, nature.
• Meals,snacks 4 days.
• Transportatio in and out.
• Horse sit and mules,llamas for cargo
• Horses Handlers
• Radio communication, phone, first aid kit,bottle of oxigen
• Porters, Cooks

2 pax $400 for each person

3 to 5 pax $350 for each person

6 to 8 pax $300 for each person

9 to 16 pax $250 for each person

• Flashlights (at least one headlamp among them).
• Sun Block; Insect Repellent.
• Towels (Small; cotton and hygienic).
• Rain Gear (Pants and Jacket) though not necessary during the months of July and August.
• A couple of pairs of socks, perhaps even an extra pair.
• One pair of trousers for the evening plus one more pairs for trail use (zip-offs).
• Sandals for River use (Teva types).
• Low ankle height hiking shoes or regular hiking boots (check the season).
• Reading material.
• Binoculars (always useful regardless of season and activity).
• Bathing Suit.
• Water Bottle (I liter capacity).
• Good Sun glasses, perhaps two sets.
• A bandana for neck protection.
• A couple of sets of underwear.
• Camera and plenty of film.
• Passport one of Xerox copies).
• At least one short sleeve shirt and one or two long sleeve shirts (dark colors, depending on the place and destiny chosen).
• A good waterproof jacket and anorak
• mattresses (all seasons)
• Portable toilets
• Camping equipment and gear.
• Tents.
• Meals, 4 days.
• Transportation.
• Horses for cargo
• Horses. Handlers
• radio communication, phone.
• Porters, Cooks
• Trekking Guides (cultural and natural).
• First aid, bottle of oxygen