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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Salkantay
The trip was great. There were lots to see and the experience can not be put into words. The guide was very educated about the trails. He even educated us about the history of Peru and its wildlife. He was able to answer all of our questions. He participated with all of our activities and…
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Salkantay Trail 5 days 4 nights
This was a once in a life time amazing experience that I hope to come back to and will suggest to all friends. The scenery and trek were beautiful and rewarding. The first two days were tough but it was great to accomplish the hike and get to see the beautiful mountains as well as…
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Salkantay 4 days / 3 nights
I enjoyed seeing: the glacier, the condors, and the Inca monuments. Quite seriously, those are easily the best part of the trip. The hikes are difficult on your knees, and be careful to apply lots of sunscreen and mosquito spray. You will definitely need it in the humid jungle environment. I had a good experience…
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Salkantay Trek 4d3n
My adventure on the Salkantay trail was one rife with excitement. Our journey began as all great ones do, in the back of a van at the wee hours of the morning. As dawn spread her rosy fingers across the land, we met our guides and fellow travelers. A beautiful friendship was born. I could…
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Salkantay Trail 4d/3n
Note: Alternate titles include \”The Raultimate Adventure\” and \”No, I seriously want more Lomo Saltado\” In seriousness, the trip was well managed and expertly led by Raul Coronel. Like Odysseus, we were far from home when we embarked on the quest. We also had very little Wi-Fi, so Homer would have had a field day…
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Salkantay trail 4d/3n
A tough and very rewarding hike for the over 50 set. The second day is touted in advance as very difficult, and though that\’s somewhat true, it is certainly well worth the effort. The glacier is gorgeous and you get beautiful views of it all morning. The hike to the lagoon on the first day…
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Love mountain
I love hiking the mountain. It is uphill – I keep fast walking. It was good view of the mountains such as Llactapata, Phuyupatamarka, etc. Juan was brilliant because he was explaining us ( 6 people ) about places we visit, history and learn a bit BSL ( British Sign Language ). Also, he has…
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Worth it!
I\’m with my deaf friends, we were concern about communicating with Juan, but he did an excellent job to communicate with us by write down on paper also speak slow for us, he made sure we understand everything about Machu Picchu. He was so caring to make sure of my mate who was struggling to…
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My Machu Picchu adventure
Hello my name is Sindhuya but short name is Sindy and I am deaf. It was my first time trek to Machu Picchu in South America. That\’s massive challenge for me and I knew it, I couldn\’t cope with it but I was bravely through. I walked uphill and downhill which I can\’t and too…
