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116 PeruFor latest flight prices call017687 73966 Inca Trail and Beyond An extended trek through the Sun Gate to Machu Picchu  Andean trekking at its finest  Crossing the Ancascocha Pass  Early morning at the Inca citadel D uring 2 days of sightseeing and acclimatisation at the ancient Inca capital of Cusco, we visit the fortresses at Sacsayhuaman and at Ollantaytambo in the nearby Sacred Valley. We then set off on a picturesque trail around Huayanay Peak, passing through forest to alpine meadows and crossing the Ancascocha Pass ( 4625m) to reach the Inca Trail. On this memorable 3- day section of trail, we are likely to see few other trekkers. This short introduction also ensures that we are fit and well acclimatised, ready to enjoy one of the world's greatest walks. Once on the main trail, we encounter increasingly impressive Inca ruins such as Sayacmarca and Winay Huayna, before arriving at Machu Picchu, the world- famous lost city of the Incas. With blue glacial lakes, cloud forest, orchids, hummingbirds, magnificent Inca settlements and stone- paved trails, there is no other short trek in the world that offers such a variety of experiences. 7 NIGHTS HOTELS AND LODGES, 6 NIGHTS CAMPING, 7 DAYS MODERATE TREKKING, MAX. ALTITUDE - 4625M. SOME MEALS NOT INCLUDED. GROUP SIZE( 4- 16) LAND ONLY PRICE( join in Lima) £ 1395 FLIGHT PRICE FROM£ 785 INC. 1Sat 20 Mar - Sat 3 Apr INC. 2Sat 17 Apr - Sat 1 May INC. 3Sat 15 May - Sat 29 May INC. 4Sat 19 Jun - Sat 3 Jul INC. 5Sat 24 Jul - Sat 7 Aug INC. 6Sat 21 Aug - Sat 4 Sep INC. 7Sat 18 Sep - Sat 2 Oct INC. 1 ( 11) Sat 26 Mar - Sat 9 Apr INC. 2 ( 11) Sat 30 Apr - Sat 14 May INC. 3 ( 11) Sat 21 May - Sat 4 Jun National Park fees $ 120 ( approx. £ 75) TREK - 15 DAYS The Classic Inca Trail The world's most famous short trek  Incomparable Machu Picchu  The vibrant Andean city of Cusco  Inca history and culture H idden in the remote Andes, north- west of the city of Cusco, the 15th Century Inca citadel of Machu Picchu is arguably the outstanding highlight amongst both the natural and man- made wonders of the South American continent. After 2 days of acclimatisation and exploration in Cusco and the Sacred Valley of the Incas, we set off on the classic approach to Machu Picchu, following the ancient paved pathway and covering around 10 kilometres on each of 4 days. This is the world- famous Inca Trail, which climbs from the Urubamba River to reach a high point at the Warmiwanusca Pass ( 4200m). Superb views of the peaks of the Cordillera Vilcabamba, high and airy campsites and a wealth of historical interest, account for the popularity of this great trek. Afternoon and early morning visits to Machu Picchu, together with the memorable train ride back to Cusco, provide a fitting conclusion to this exceptional Peruvian adventure. 5 NIGHTS HOTELS AND LODGES, 4 NIGHTS CAMPING, 5 DAYS MODERATE TREKKING, MAX. ALTITUDE - 4200M. SOME MEALS NOT INCLUDED. GROUP SIZE( 4- 16) LAND ONLY PRICE( join in Lima) £ 1245 FLIGHT PRICE FROM£ 785 CIT. 1 Fri 9 Apr - Mon 19 Apr CIT. 2Fri 30 Apr - Mon 10 May CIT. 3Fri 28 May - Mon 7 Jun CIT. 4Fri 16 July - Mon 26 Jul CIT. 5Fri 13 Aug - Mon 23 Aug CIT. 6Fri 10 Sep - Mon 20 Sep CIT. 7Fri 1 Oct - Mon 11 Oct CIT. 1 ( 11) Fri 8 Apr - Mon 18 Apr CIT. 2 ( 11) Fri 13 May - Mon 23 May National Park fees $ 120 ( approx. £ 75) TREK- 11DAYS A misty Machu Picchu - David Crowley Quechua girl - Antoine Kahn EXTENSIONS - LAKE TITICACA AND LA PAZ, AMAZON JUNGLE LODGE AND GALAPAGOS ISLANDS OPTIONS Download information at keadventure. com or contact the KE office. EXTENSIONS - LAKE TITICACA AND LA PAZ, AMAZON JUNGLE LODGE AND GALAPAGOS ISLANDS OPTIONS Download information at keadventure. com or contact the KE office. BOOKEARLY For all Inca Trail trips Permits for the Inca Trail are limited and allocated on a first- come, first- served basis. Book early to guarantee your place on your chosen departure.

Download detailed trip dossiers at keadventure. comPeru 117 Choquequirao to Machu Picchu The alternative Inca Trail  Trek between Peru's premier Inca sites  Lost Inca fortress of Choquequirao  Apurimac Canyon S itting astride a high ridge amongst snow- capped peaks, the Inca outpost of Choquequirao is already a rival to Machu Picchu in terms of its size and splendour - and more of its buildings and llama- decorated terraces are being exposed each year. Our approach to this so- called ' Cradle of Gold' is by way of the awe- inspiring canyon of the Apurimac River, which involves a descent and ascent of almost 2000 metres. We then have a day to explore the site, before setting off on trek through the rugged Cordillera Vilcabamba, accompanied by our team of arrieros and their mules. Crossing a series of high passes, including the Totora Pass ( 4500m), we enjoy superb trekking and spectacular views of the peaks such as Salcantay ( 6271m), Pumasillo and Choquetecarpo. Following forgotten Inca trails, via several interesting ruins and an ancient silver mine, we pass through untouched Andean villages whose Quechua inhabitants still wear traditional dress. Finally descending into the cloud forest cloaked valley of the Rio Urubamba, we have amazing views of Machu Picchu from the back. After a night in Aguas Calientes, this great trip concludes with a guided tour of the Inca citadel and a welcome free day in Cusco. 5 NIGHTS HOTELS AND LODGES, 8 NIGHTS CAMPING, 8 DAYS DEMANDING TREKKING, MAX ALTITUDE - 4500M. SOME MEALS NOT INCLUDED. GROUP SIZE( 3- 16) LAND ONLY PRICE( join in Lima) £ 1395 FLIGHT PRICE FROM£ 785 CHQ. 1Sat 1 May - Sat 15 May CHQ. 2Sat 10 Jul - Sat 24 Jul CHQ. 3 Sat 9 Oct - Sat 23 Oct CHQ. 1 ( 11) Sat 30 Apr - Sat 14 May TREK - 15 DAYS EXTENSIONS - LAKE TITICACA AND LA PAZ, AMAZON JUNGLE LODGE AND GALAPAGOS ISLANDS OPTIONS Download information at keadventure. com or contact the KE office. Happy days - Ken Bruce Above the valley of the Rio Urubamba - Paul Cripps