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  Trekking Vilcamba.

 
> PACKAGE VILCABAMBA - ESPIRITUPAMPA
> DURATION  09 DAYS / 08 NIGHTS  
> TYPE  ECO ADVENTURE
> DEPARTURE  MAY TO SEPTEMBER
> SIZE GROUP 10 people Minimum 5 people
> PRICE  starting from US$ 620.00 
> INCLUDES Transportation, camping, guide and horses.
> CITIES Rosaspata - Ńustahispana - Vilcabamba - Espiritupampa -- Quillabamba
From the time of the Conquest until 1572, the remnants of the Inca civilization inhabited what is now the zone of Vilcabamba, a region of mountains and jungles between the Urubamba and Apurimac rivers. We offer a unique large expedition, off the beaten path into the Vilcabamba regions, considered the lost Capital of the Incas during the Conquest time. Today the essence of Vilcabamba remains unchanged. A strange mixture of quiet beauty and shrouded mystery everywhere, the countryside is strewn with evidence of the once powerful Inca. During the adventure trek will let you visit several Andean towns, archaeological sites and also enjoying the beautiful local flora and fauna. On the way there are archaeological sites such as Ńusta Hispana, classical square lined with massive Inca stone work. Vitcos is dominating the last residence of Manco Inca. Vilcabamba trek is the entering to the hearth of the jungle, mostly covered by thick overgrowth and many species of orchids and also the specie of birds such as “cock of the rock” (national bird of Peru).
All These simple fact continues to attract the adventurous hikers to explorer the most extremely landscape surrounding by mountains covered with glacier, remote and rarely Andean and jungle villages, where the locals still keeping the ancient tradition and their daily activities to continue show us the real live becoming from the lost city of the Incas.
Itinerary
Day 1: Cuzco/Ollantaytambo/Quillabamba
Morning departure from Cuzco for an 8 hour drive following a dusty road from Ollantaytambo to Quillabamba. Stops are made along the way and overnight in a simple guesthouse.(B,L,D)
Day 2: Quillabamba/Huancacalle Vitcos/Yuraq Rumi
Continue on a 4 hour drive to Huancacalle village where camp is set. In the afternoon, a short hike to reach Yuraq Rumi shrine, a big carved boulder discovered by Bingham in 1911. It was at his site that Manco Inca and Tito Cusi Yupanqui used to carry out religious ceremonies. Also visit Vitcos ruins. (B,L,D)
Day 3: Yuraq Rumi/Vilcabamba Qollpaqasa pass
Today hike will follow the trail of the last Incas of Vilcabamba, Bingham, Savoy and other pioneers. This moderate day of hiking takes you to the head of the Vilcabamba river and the Qollpaqasa pass at 12,400 ft.(the highest point in our trip). Here is the Andean countryside is incredibly beautiful – lush and green with snow visible on the glaciers above 18,000 ft. Camp tonight. (B,L,D).
Day 4: To Vista Alegre
From the pass an easy trail takes you through potato fields all the way down to the Consevidayoq river. Along the way you will see evidence of the Inca in the trails, stone footpaths and fences. As you enter the cloudforest birds and an occasional monkey chattering high above will accompany you. Camp near Vista Alegre. (B,L,D)
Day 5: Vista Alegre/Espíritu Pampa
Today is an easy walk along the Consevidayoj river, arriving at Vilcabamba the Old late in the afternoon. Along with your guide take your first exploration of the various sites described by Hiram Bingham and Gene Savoy. (B,L,D)
Day 6: Espíritu Pampa
Explore this marvelous place exploring the many Inca buildings almost completely covered with vines and lush tropical growth, temples and old palaces all beneath a green canopy of tall trees a hundred feet overhead. As far as you can explore you will see that there are many more buildings, a complete city lost in the forest for hundred of years. In this lost city Tito Cusi Yupanqui, the son of Manco Inca, had lived for several years after the Spanish conquest around 1570; the whole area was considered by the catholic church as the “University of the Idolatry”, and in fact Vilcabamba was the last capital of the last Incas, and it was here that Tupac Amaru, the youngest brother of Tito Cusi Yupanqui, was captured and murder on 1572.
Day 7: Chiwanquiri
Six to seven hours of hiking across varied terrain, arriving at the last camp in the late afternoon. (B,L,D)
Day 8: Quillabamba
Depart today for ten long hours by truck on the dusty road to the tropical town of Quillabamba, where a shower welcomes trekkers to the hotel and stories of adventures may be shared. Overnight Hotel in Quillabamba. (B,L,D)
Day 9: Quillabamba/Cusco
Depart on a seven hour bus trip back to Cusco with a hotel drop off.
What is included:
Professional English speaking guides.
Pick-up from you hotel in the morning and transfer in private bus to Cachora, the starting point of the trek. And bus or truck from Chuanquiry to Quillabamba and bus ticket to Cusco.
Tents and all other camping equipment.
Horseman and horses (to carry tents, food and cooking equipment) only
First Aid Kit.
Full board.
Porters, Cook, and Cooking equipment.
Not Included:
Sleeping bags.
Extra porters.
Everything that is not mentioned in the program.
Nights of accommodation at the Hotel in Cusco.
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