Adventure Tours
Cusco and the Sacred Valley offers us different options in Adventure tourism such as Zipline, Rafting, Horseback Riding and Biking, all these activities are full of extreme emotions and 100% adrenaline.
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FAQs Adventure Tours
What is the difficulty level of trekking routes in Cusco?
Trekking routes in Cusco vary from easy to very challenging. For instance, the Humantay Lake Hike is considered moderate, while the famous Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is more demanding. It's important to research and choose a route that matches your fitness level and experience.
Is it necessary to hire a guide for trekking in Cusco?
For certain routes like the Inca Trail, having an authorized guide is mandatory due to government regulations. For other routes, it's not compulsory, but strongly recommended to hire a local guide for a safer and more enriching experience as they know the terrain and can provide valuable insights into the culture and history.
What should I bring for trekking in Cusco?
You should bring appropriate clothing and footwear for hiking, such as trekking boots, layers of clothing for different climates, a hat and sunglasses for the sun, a waterproof jacket, sunscreen, a first aid kit, enough water, and snacks. Also, don't forget your camera to capture the stunning landscapes.
How does altitude affect trekking in Cusco and how can I prepare?
Altitude in Cusco can cause altitude sickness due to the lower amount of oxygen available. To minimize effects, it's advisable to acclimatize for a few days in the city before starting the trek, stay hydrated, eat light, and ascend slowly. Consult with a doctor about preventive medication if necessary.
What is the best time of year to go trekking in Cusco?
The best time for trekking in Cusco is during the dry season, from April to October. During these months, there's less rainfall and the paths are generally more passable and safe. However, it's also the busiest period, so planning ahead is recommended.
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