Huchuy Qosqo 2-Day Guided Trek with Camping from Cusco

Trek ancient Andean trails to Huchuy Qosqo on a 2-day guided Inca camping adventure with full support and round-trip transfers.

Getting started

Begin your experience with a pre-trek briefing where your expert guide explains the route and safety plan. At this session you receive a duffel bag for up to 7 kg of personal belongings that will be carried by pack animals. On the trekking day, you are collected in private transportation from your hotel in Cusco and driven to the trailhead to start hiking.

What to expect

Huchuy Qosqo and Andean trails

This 2-day trek combines ancient Inca pathways, high Andean scenery, and an overnight camping adventure on the way to the Huchuy Qosqo archaeological site above the Sacred Valley.

Features

• Walk along ancient Andean trails while your guide points out mountain landscapes and local Andean communities, giving context to the region’s culture, traditions, and Inca history throughout the route.
• Entry to the Huchuy Qosqo archaeological site is included, so you can explore this impressive Inca complex above the Sacred Valley with your professional trekking guide specialized in Andean culture and mountain trails.
• A professional cook prepares your included meals, which cover 1 breakfast, 2 lunches, and 1 dinner, and you also receive daily snacks, hot drinks, and boiled drinking water from the first lunch until the end of the trek.
• Muleteers and pack animals transport camping equipment and your permitted luggage in the duffel bag, while you carry only what you need for the day.
• Camping equipment is provided, including four-season mountain tents, comfortable sleeping mats, and a dining tent with cooking equipment so you can experience an overnight camping adventure in the heart of the Andes.
• Round-trip transfers are included, with private transportation from your hotel in Cusco to the trailhead and from Lamay back to Cusco after the trek, keeping logistics straightforward.
• Safety equipment such as a first-aid kit, communication radios, and a portable oxygen bottle is carried by the team throughout the experience.