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
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    Pachamama

    I had a great time in Machu Picchu. One of the things that I enjoyed the most was meeting new people and also spending time with people that enjoys similar things than I do. Besides that, the archeological sites were phenomenal and the sceneries throughout the trail were speechless. Yo tuve una experiencia fabulosa en…

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    Sun, rain, heaven, hell..but omg

    Where to start? This trail was a lot harder that I thought it would be, but I\’m certainly glad I did it. The surroundings are incredible and you see mother nature at it\’s best!! And you will certainly question everything; how and why? My experience with Ever and William could not be better. They took…

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    Amazing Trail!

    I had a wonderful experience in Machu Picchu. Our tour guides Ever and William where great, very helpful and friendly. They went out of their ways to make sure we had a great experience. Ever was very knowledgeable of all the archeological places. The porters and cooks where amazing they worked so hard to make…

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    THE tour!

    The Inca Trail has been one of the most physically demanding hikes I have done in my life. Ever and William have been good and happy motivators all the was. They have made the hike an interesting and safe experience and especially Ever has shown very good leadership skills. He also has given us so…

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    Must-do, but not twice. :)

    It really was a lifetime experience. On the 3rd day, l literally felt like I wouldn\’t make it as it started raining so hard. With the companions and two amazing guides, I could make it. Ever and William were very encouraging and wearing smiles every time that made the Machu Picchu adventure much easier and…

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    The Long March 2

    This trek was indeed quite an adventure! It challenged me to my limit and with the help of fellow trekkers and of corsé our excelente guides It became a memory i will forever treasure. I would like to commend Inca Trail s for such a high quality team led by a very knowledgeable, well spoken…

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    Intense

    Great experience with Ever and William, the y did a great job guiding us and explaining the Trail and history. I had an unforgettable experience i will never forget. Food and service was great, the Trail was intense. I did Pau extra for porter and my own tent but did not recieve them. The porters…

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    Adventure unforgettable

    The briefing was very nice that there was a meeting before the like . The guide Juan Carlos was very helpful , friendly , funny and knows a lot ! ! . Could not expect much better food , its was great creative and there was plenty . Our tents were very confortable sleeping bag…

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    How to become an Inca

    To become a real Inca you should not take the p**** train but hike!. It was really joyful to be out in the nature and be supported by the Inca Trail Reservations team. We got some interesting insights and really delicious food. The second day of hiking was pretty tuff. Due to Paul\’s hints it…