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| Title: INCA TRAIL (2 Days / 1 Night) |
| Interest: Adventure |
| Trip Length: 2 Days / 1 Night |
Overview: This is the short version of the famous and surprising Inca Trail. It has been designed for those who have less time available and do not want to lose this unique expirience. You will hike for six hours, overnight in the small town of Aguas Calientes, enjoy a guided visit to the the Inca Citadel of Machu Picchu the next day; and return to Cusco in the afternoon train service.
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| Title: RAFTING IN URUBAMBA RIVER |
| Interest: Family |
| Trip Length: 8 hours |
Overview: The Cusco region offers exceptional opportunities for fans of river rafting. It offers chance to run one of the Peru’s main rivers, the Urubamba River in Cusco. The Urubamba River runs from the high Andean ranges down through the Sacred Valley of the Incas, past Machupicchu, and into the jungle. It is a gentle river with few rapids, exciting white water and fabulous scenery, making it highly recommended for river runners of all ages.
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| Title: MARAS SALT MINES AND MORAY |
| Interest: Culture |
| Trip Length: 4 hours |
Overview: The colonial town of Maras is located over a plain from which it is possible to admire the snow capped mountains of La Veronica at 5,682 meters and Chikon at 5,530 meters. Towards the northwest of the town, at a walking distance, are located the famous Maras salt works to which some people call salt mines. These are constituted by 3,000 small ponds roughly 5 square meters in size, constructed in a slope of the Qaqawiñay mountain. At 7 kilometers southwest from Maras the unique archeological site of Moray is located. It is famous for its sunken amphitheater, which appear to disappear into the earth like an artificial crater. The site was apparently an Inca agricultural research station designed for experimenting with crops at various altitudes and temperatures, creating the conditions or micro climates that in modern times people create in greenhouses.
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