Hatun Inti Boutique

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Hotel overview

The Hatun Inti Boutique hotel is a well-established 4 star option in Machu Picchu town offering a more intimate feel than some of the larger chain hotels to be found here. The hotel is set in an unassuming white-wash building in the heart of the town, and you will receive a warm welcome as soon as you step inside. Its 14 spacious rooms are divided across three floors and are cosily furnished in a traditional style, with some offering views of the river. In the evening you can choose to dine at Hatun Inti's affiliated restaurant, Toto's House, or venture further afield with a wide range of alternatives located within easy walking distance from the hotel.

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KM 104 Day Hike to Machu Picchu

This day hike is a superb option for those wishing to experience a taste of the classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu without having to undertake the full four-day trek with camping! You will transfer from your hotel to the station to take an early train to the trail head, at kilometre 104 on the road from Cusco to Machu Picchu. From here you will take the challenging but scenic walk with your guide through spectacular mountain scenery and the beautiful Urubamba river valley. En-route you will pass the impressive Inca ruins of Wiñay Wayna and have ample time to explore and take in the magnificent views. Continue on until you eventually reach Machu Picchu's Sun Gate - this historic entrance to the Inca citadel is the point of entry for those trekking the Inca Trail who arrive early in the morning. From here you will admire the distant view of Machu Picchu, before continuing your walk for a further hour or so and checking into your hotel for the evening (with the opportunity to take a full visit of the ruins the following day). The total duration of the hike will be between five and eight hours depending on your walking ability, and permits are always in high demand so early booking is essential.

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Guided Tour of Machu Picchu

There really is no better way to fully appreciate the grandeur and complexity of Machu Picchu than taking a tour with an expert guide. They will lead you on a logical route throughout the site taking in the key areas, explaining as they go some of the theories around the citadel, and pointing out Inca terraces and pathways as well as sacred stones and remnants of homes and temples. The site is incredibly well-preserved (the Spanish invaders never made it this far into the mountains) so there will be countless opportunities to take some great photos, but the guides can also recommend particularly good viewpoints depending on how far you would like to walk or climb.

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Free Time at Machu Picchu - Second Day Entrance Tickets

If time and budget allow, the opportunity to return to Machu Picchu on a second visit can be a great way to further contemplate the site in the atmospheric early morning light and walk to viewpoints you may not have covered the previous day. You may wish to visit the Watchman’s Hut for example, with its sweeping views, or a take a longer hike out to the Sun Gate (original entrance to Machu Picchu and where those trekking the Inca Trail still arrive from).

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Hike Huayna Picchu

Huayna Picchu is the imposing green peak that forms part of the iconic backdrop to Machu Picchu, and it is possible to climb to the top to take in some breath-taking views. Tickets are required to climb the mountain, available for two morning slots, and must be purchased at the same time as your Machu Picchu entrance – given the popularity of the hike we recommend booking as early as possible if you are interested in this! You will need a reasonable level of fitness for the climb as well as a head for heights as there are some steep ascents in descents in exposed parts of the mountain, but those who make it to the top are rewarded by a spectacular birds-eye view of Machu Picchu that offers you a completely different perspective of the Inca citadel.

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Classic Inca Trail

Dotted with impressive ancient ruins along its breath-taking path, walking the length of the Inca Trail is the ultimate way to reach the wonders of Machu Picchu. The trek begins just outside of the small town of Ollantaytambo in the beautiful Sacred Valley. The walk is spread over four days, with three nights spent under canvas with pre-rolled sleeping mats and heavy duty sleeping bags. All meals are included during your trek; three course dinners are surprisingly tasty, especially when you consider how remote you are on the route. Your dedicated guide will provide detailed explanations about the sites along the way and, together with your small group, you will follow in the footsteps of the Incas along this spectacular valley. The first day begins with a gentle stretch along the river, followed by a steep climb to your resting spot. The following days are more challenging, and involve ascents and descents over several mountain passes. The walk itself is moderate to challenging, but can be taken at your own pace. The final day is a more gentle morning walk to Machu Picchu; by this point you have descended into the tropical cloud forest, and the scenery and vegetation dramatically changes. Here you will find delicate orchids and tropical plants that lead you to the highlight, Machu Picchu.

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