Experience the Magic Through Traveler Stories

Every journey to Machu Picchu creates unforgettable memories and transformative experiences. Browse authentic stories and testimonials from travelers who have walked the ancient Inca paths with our certified guides. From breathtaking sunrise views over the Andes to meaningful cultural exchanges with Quechua communities, these firsthand accounts capture the magic, challenges, and profound moments that define an Inca Trail adventure. Each story is accompanied by real photos from the trail, showcasing the stunning landscapes, archaeological wonders, and personal triumphs our guests experience.

  • Authentic testimonials from recent trekkers
  • Real photo galleries documenting journeys
  • Diverse experiences across all trail options
  • Honest accounts of challenges and triumphs
  • Cultural encounters with local communities
  • Expert guide insights and memorable moments
  • A MINDBLOWN BREATHTAKING ADVENTURE

    the inca trail is a must for all those wanting an experience of a lifetime. hiking along with Inca Trail Reservations is a MUST as both marcos and eddie (literally the best guides – patient, funny, very responsible, caring) are professional and very accomodating. the porters, chef and the rest of the hiking family made…

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    Coca Tea and Sore Knees

    top 10 reasons to hike Salkantay : 1) the views are incomparable 2) turning strangers into lasting friends 3) nothing beats warm cocoa tea when your hands are frozen 4) if your nose can adapt to mule poop, it can adapt to anything 5) village chickens and dogs are far more entertaining than you ever…

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    Our journey through horse poop and snow

    Coming into the first day of this trip (during dry season) I never expected it to snow. Everyone told me that the second day would be the hardest but climbing that mountain in what felt like a blizzard was the hardest thing I\’ve ever done. I wanted to give up multiple times but there was…

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    A Lost Mexican in Peru

    The start of our trek was hot and sunny. Then woke up to snow and it was the greatest adventure I have ever taken. The food was great and got tent service every morning . It was their dry season but you never know what kind of weather you\’re going to take. I suggest you…

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    An Out Of Shape American

    I was basically coerced into this trek by an adventurous friend of mine. I was not quite sure if I would be able to handle the physical challenges of the trip after reading some reviews. Well, I\’m here to tell you that I made it – thanks to my guide Juan Carlos and encouraging members…

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    The tale of the great Peruvian adventure

    Memories all started in Mollepata where glaciers and wild horses filled our sight. We met the wonderful Alessandro and Anne Marie as they provided us with their caring and supporting ways. Even during the hardest parts of the trek, we all knew that we could count on them to push us further and simultaneously provide…

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    Worth the pain

    This trip was unforgettable. Although it was by far the most physically demanding thing I have ever done in my life, it was well worth it!. The views are absolutely incredible: you see glacier, volcanic and jungle mountains; incredible waterfalls; mountain villages; and meet amazing people along the way. Be prepared to give it your…

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    Unforgettable adventure

    As soon we find the office in Cuzco, we got a quick briefing from a funny guy. After the pickup at our hostel the great trip started in a full bus, that was very funny. There we meet our guide and the kitchen team. We got awaked by the kitchen assistant every morning with hot…

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    The tale of Jonathan Choi

    When I began this trek, I believed that I was a man amongst boys with my athletic and mental prowess. I did absolutely no training except running in video games and from girls in my dreams. I arrived in Cusco with my head held high and the thinner air in my lungs ready to tackle…