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INQUIRY ABOUT THIS TREK

2-day adventure uncovering the legacy of the Inca Empire with this tour, which will take you through the lush beauty of the Sacred Valley of the Incas. You will traverse stunning landscapes marked by quaint Andean villages and traditional Quechua-speaking communities, small farms, and agricultural terraces. Spend the night in the enchanting town of Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu Pueblo) to ensure an early arrival at the Lost City of the Incas, the mysterious Machu Picchu.

This two-day tour will guide you through the best of the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu, starting with a first day filled with breathtaking landscapes and unique archaeological sites. The adventure begins at the Tarayoc Viewpoint, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the majestic Sacred Valley. The journey continues to Pisac, renowned for its vibrant artisan market and Inca ruins, where you will learn more about the history of this incredible civilization.

After exploring Pisac, you will make a stop in Urubamba for a traditional lunch amidst spectacular Andean surroundings. Later, you will head to the Inca fortress of Ollantaytambo, a key archaeological site known for its impressive architecture and historical significance. From there, you will board the train to Aguas Calientes, the picturesque town at the base of Machu Picchu, where you will spend the night in preparation for the following day.

The second day is entirely dedicated to a guided tour of Machu Picchu, one of the modern Seven Wonders of the World. Explore the iconic Inca citadel and delve into its history and mysteries with the help of an expert guide. After this unforgettable experience, you will return to Aguas Calientes to board the train back, concluding a tour rich in culture, history, and stunning landscapes.

Highlights

Exploration of the Sacred Valley: On the first day, visit the impressive archaeological sites of the Sacred Valley, such as Pisac and Ollantaytambo. Admire Inca agricultural terraces and learn about the history of these ancient communities. Enjoy a traditional lunch in the heart of the Valley, surrounded by Andean landscapes.
Overnight in Aguas Calientes: After touring the Sacred Valley, travel to Aguas Calientes via a scenic train ride. Spend the night in this charming town to prepare for the next day’s adventure in Machu Picchu. The town offers local markets and restaurants for a relaxed dinner.
Guided Visit to Machu Picchu: The second day is dedicated entirely to Machu Picchu, one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World. An expert guide will lead you through the most emblematic areas of the citadel, explaining its history and cultural significance. Explore temples, plazas, and viewpoints while enjoying the majestic mountain scenery.
Stunning Landscapes Throughout: From the green valleys on the first day to the rugged mountains of Machu Picchu, this tour offers unforgettable views. The agricultural terraces of Pisac, the fortified ruins of Ollantaytambo, and the majestic citadel of Machu Picchu provide a unique visual experience for travelers.
Inca History and Culture: Immerse yourself in the rich Inca history over the two days, with detailed explanations from local guides. Learn about advanced Inca agricultural techniques, impressive architecture, and their way of life as you walk the same paths they used centuries ago.
Scenic Train Ride: The train journey to Aguas Calientes is a highlight in itself. Equipped with panoramic windows, the trains offer spectacular views of the Urubamba River, surrounding mountains, and lush vegetation leading up to Machu Picchu.
Ideal for Travelers with Limited Time: This two-day tour is perfect for those who wish to explore both the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu in a short period. It combines the best of both worlds, providing a cultural and natural experience without the need for an extended stay.

Trip Details

Detail	Information
Mode	Adventure, Cultural, and Ecological
Duration	2 Days / 1 Night
Difficulty Level	None
Languages	English, Spanish
Departure Times	8:00 AM to 8:30 AM
Tour End	Approximately 3:40 PM
Maximum Participants	20 per group
Periods Available	Year-round, recommended April – November
Maximum Altitude	3,800 meters above sea level

Itinerary

DAY 1:

Sacred Valley and Connection to Aguas Calientes

Sacred Valley Tour and Transfer to Aguas Calientes

We will pick you up from your hotel/hostel between 8:10 AM and 8:30 AM to begin our journey towards the impressive Sacred Valley of the Incas. Along the way, enjoy views of beautiful landscapes and small communities. We will make stops at the Qorao and Taray viewpoints to observe mountain peaks and the Vilcanota River flowing through the valley.

You will have time to visit the typical Pisac market, where you can view and purchase some handcrafted souvenirs made by locals with ancestral traditions. After the explanation, we will proceed to the Pisac Archaeological Complex, located approximately one hour from Cusco. Here, you will find significant Inca constructions and terraces that served as adaptation areas for some regional products, as well as as surveillance points for entering the Sacred Valley. Enjoy a guided tour of about 2 hours, where our bilingual guide will provide extensive information about the archaeological complex.

Next, we will head to the town of Urubamba for a delicious buffet lunch featuring typical regional cuisine at a tourist restaurant. Afterward, continue our journey to Ollantaytambo, the famous Living Inca Town, where you will receive a guided tour of the archaeological complex. From there, admire the impressive face carved into the hill of the renowned god Tunupa.

We will board the train at Ollantaytambo station around 7:00 PM or 9:00 PM heading towards Aguas Calientes, where the hotel staff will await to take you to your accommodation for the night. (Optionally, you can enjoy the thermal waters of this location)

DAY 2:

Machu Picchu Tour

Early Morning Visit to Machu Picchu

Early after breakfast at the hotel, we will board the bus from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu. Upon arrival at the Archaeological Complex, immerse yourself in the stunning and unparalleled beauty of our greatest Inca architectural and hydraulic display, considered one of the seven modern wonders of the world. Enjoy a guided tour of approximately 2 hours with a specialist guide who will provide substantial and concise information about our historical and cultural legacy, as well as a comprehensive description of the imposing Machu Picchu. Later, descend back to Aguas Calientes to enjoy a peaceful lunch, and finally, board the train back to Ollantaytambo, where our tourist bus will await to return you to the city of Cusco and transfer you back to your hotel.

New Regulations for Visiting Machu Picchu

Starting January 2019, entrance tickets to Machu Picchu are sold with specific visit times, from 6:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Visitors must board the bus in advance to avoid queues at Aguas Calientes and crowds at the entrance gates.

From January 2021, visit circuits have been established based on the type of ticket purchased, whether for Machu Picchu, Huayna Picchu Mountain, or Machu Picchu Mountain. For details on circuits and schedules, you can consult our Schedules and New Circuits for Visiting Machu Picchu link or contact us for more information. We are here to help you enjoy an unforgettable experience at Machu Picchu.

Group Service Pricing

The group service is an excellent option for solo travelers or small groups looking to meet other people while enjoying a shared experience. This service type utilizes shared transportation and a professional guide for a group of approximately 10 to 16 people, ensuring a social and cost-effective journey. The itinerary and timing are fixed to accommodate the entire group.

Service Type	Price per Person
Group Service	$445

Private Service Pricing

A private tour offers an exclusive and personalized experience. You will have a private guide and dedicated transportation for your group only. This allows for greater flexibility in timing, letting you spend more time at the sites you enjoy most. This all-inclusive service ensures a more intimate and comfortable journey, tailored to your personal interests and pace.

Number of People	Price per Person
1 Person	$950
2 People	$690
3 People	$620
4–5 People	$550
6+ People	$510

Optional Upgrades

Enhance your journey with these optional upgrades for added comfort and unique experiences. Booking these in advance is highly recommended as availability, especially for mountain hikes and premium trains, is limited.

Upgrade to Vistadome Train: $85 per person (round trip)
- Traveling on the Vistadome train significantly enhances your journey to Machu Picchu. It features panoramic windows on the walls and ceilings, allowing you to fully appreciate the stunning Andean landscape. The service also includes onboard snacks and a non-alcoholic beverage.
Upgrade to 4-Star Hotel in Aguas Calientes: $120 per person (based on double occupancy)
- Elevate your overnight stay with an upgrade to a 4-star hotel. These establishments offer superior comfort, enhanced amenities, better service, and often prime locations, ensuring a more restful and luxurious experience before your visit to Machu Picchu.
Upgrade to 5-Star Hotel in Aguas Calientes: $350 per person (based on double occupancy)
- For the ultimate in luxury and comfort, upgrade to a 5-star hotel. These properties provide world-class service, gourmet dining options, spa facilities, and exquisitely appointed rooms, making your stay an unforgettable part of the journey.
Buffet Lunch at Sanctuary Lodge: $50 per person
- Enjoy a high-quality buffet lunch at the only hotel located right at the entrance of Machu Picchu. This upgrade saves you travel time back to Aguas Calientes for lunch, allowing you to maximize your time at the archaeological site.

Available Discounts

We offer discounts to make this incredible experience more accessible. Please note that for student discounts, a valid, physical student ID card with a clear expiration date is required at the time of booking and during the tour.

Student Discount: $25 off per person (for students under 25 with a valid ID card).
Child Discount: $25 off per person (for travelers under 18 years of age).

Machu Picchu Visitor Information

Train Upgrades to Machu Picchu

The train journey is an integral part of the Machu Picchu experience. Our standard package includes the Expedition or Voyager class train. You may upgrade for an enhanced travel experience.

PeruRail Vistadome / Inca Rail 360°

Additional Cost: $85 per person (round trip)
Characteristics: These mid-range trains feature spectacular panoramic windows on the sides and roof, offering incredible views of the Sacred Valley. They typically include a complimentary snack and beverage, and sometimes feature a small cultural presentation on board.

PeruRail Hiram Bingham / Inca Rail First Class

Additional Cost: $950 per person (round trip)
Characteristics: This is the most luxurious way to travel to Machu Picchu. The service is modeled after 1920s Pullman cars and includes gourmet brunch/dinner, an observatory car, live onboard music, and exclusive bus service to the citadel. It is the pinnacle of travel comfort and style.

Machu Picchu Circuits

As per the regulations from the Ministry of Culture, visitors must follow one of several predetermined circuits within Machu Picchu. The circuit assigned generally depends on the type of ticket purchased (e.g., Llaqta only, or Llaqta + a mountain). Our standard guided tour typically follows one of the most comprehensive routes.

Circuit 1: Upper Terraces Route

Characteristics: This circuit takes you to the upper part of the archaeological site, offering access to the famous “postcard” photo viewpoint. It covers key areas like the main entrance, the Guardhouse, and terraces, but provides limited access to the lower urban sector.

Circuit 2: Classic Citadel Route

Characteristics: This is the most comprehensive and popular route, covering both the upper and lower sectors. It allows you to get the classic photo and then explore the main plazas, the Temple of the Sun, the Intihuatana stone, and the Temple of the Three Windows. This is the route most often used for general guided tours.

Circuits 3 & 4: Lower Sector Routes

Characteristics: These circuits focus exclusively on the lower part of Machu Picchu, including the agricultural area, the Sacred Rock, and the urban sector. They are often assigned to visitors climbing Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain after their hike.

Mountain Hike Upgrades

For breathtaking, panoramic views of the citadel and surrounding landscape, consider adding a hike to one of the two iconic mountains. These tickets must be purchased in combination with a Machu Picchu entrance ticket and sell out months in advance.

Huayna Picchu Mountain

Additional Cost: $75 per person
Characteristics: Huayna Picchu is the steep, iconic peak that appears in the background of classic Machu Picchu photos. The hike is challenging, featuring narrow paths and steep steps (the “stairs of death”). The ascent takes about 45–60 minutes. The reward is an unparalleled bird’s-eye view of the Inca citadel.

Machu Picchu Mountain

Additional Cost: $75 per person
Characteristics: Located on the opposite side of the citadel from Huayna Picchu, Machu Picchu Mountain offers a less steep but longer and higher trek. The hike takes approximately 1.5 hours to the summit. It provides stunning, expansive views of the entire Machu Picchu complex and the surrounding Vilcanota River valley.

Inclusions

A professional guide
Seat in a tourist van for your Sacred Valley visit
PeruRail Expedition train ticket from Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientes on the first day
One night in a hostel in Aguas Calientes
Dinner in Aguas Calientes
Bus tickets for ascent and descent from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu
Entrance fees to Machu Picchu
Guided tour of Machu Picchu
PeruRail Expedition return train ticket from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo on the second day
Return transportation from Ollantaytambo to Cusco

Tourist ticket to visit the Sacred Valley (entrance fees for Pisac and Ollantaytambo)
Lunch on the Sacred Valley tour
Lunch in Aguas Calientes on the second day

What to Bring

Original passport or the document used for reservation
A jacket for the cold
Poncho for rain
A water bottle (mandatory, authorities do not allow plastic bottles in Machu Picchu)
Hat to protect from the sun
Sunscreen
Insect repellent
Money to cover extra expenses
Swimwear if you wish to visit the thermal baths

About ISIC Card

Valid Student ID for Classic Inca Trail Hike and Machu Picchu

To qualify for the student discount on Inca Trail Permits, travelers must meet the following requirements:

Age Limit: Students must be 25 years old or younger at the time of entering the Inca Trail and Machu Picchu. Those over 25 years old cannot enter as a student.
ID Requirements: The student ID must include:
- The name of the university
- The student’s name and photo
- A valid expiration date
ISIC CARD: This card type is no longer valid anymore

Invalid Student IDs for the Inca Trail Discount

Student IDs will not be accepted for the discount under the following conditions:

The traveler is older than 25
The ID is expired
The ID does not have an expiration date
ISIC cards are not valid for obtaining the student discount for Inca Trail permits.

This information is crucial for travelers seeking to benefit from discounted permits for the Inca Trail and Machu Picchu.

Why to Choose

Why choose “Imperial Travel Peru”?

“Imperial Travel Peru” is a 100% Peruvian-owned tour operator based in Cusco, with extensive experience in hiking, adventure tours, and customized travel packages. As a completely local company, we’re dedicated to providing travelers with authentic, high-quality experiences.

Our vision as a local company is to deliver personalized travel and hiking journeys, managed exclusively by experienced local professionals, with a strong focus on HIGH-QUALITY and PERSONALIZED SERVICE.

We are proud of our reputation as a travel agency that upholds RESPONSIBLE and SUSTAINABLE practices benefiting both the environment and local communities.

We treat our team like family and ensure they receive fair wages. We are incredibly proud of each member of our team! Their dedication makes it possible for us to provide the top-notch service that our many travelers appreciate.

At “Imperial Travel Peru,” we understand that our reputation and the feedback from our travelers are essential for gaining the trust of future adventurers. You can check out honest reviews from our guests on TripAdvisor, Facebook, and Google to see why we’re a reliable choice for creating your Peruvian adventure.

Small Group Travel

To ensure a more personalized experience at “Imperial Travel Peru,” we keep our group sizes to a maximum of 8 travelers. This approach allows us to offer a tailored experience, unlike companies that operate with larger groups.

About Our Tour Guides

Our guides are our pride. They’re highly knowledgeable and professional, fluent in English, and deeply passionate about Inca culture and history. Each guide is committed to ongoing personal and professional development, allowing them to share accurate insights and fascinating theories about Andean heritage. They are friendly, athletic, and well-educated, with backgrounds in Archaeology, Tourism, Botany, History, or Anthropology.

Our Inca Trail Porters

Hiking with “Imperial Travel Peru” ensures a fulfilling experience. Our porters are here to make your journey comfortable and memorable. They carry your equipment, prepare meals, set up camps, and attend to your needs so you can relax and enjoy the adventure. Along the way, you’ll connect with local people, explore stunning sites, and discover historic Inca villages.

We provide our porters with essential equipment at no cost: jackets, sun hats, warm hats, shirts, pants, hiking boots, comfortable bags, canteens, back support belts, sleeping bags, mattresses, and travel insurance. Our porters come from remote communities, and by hiring them, we help improve their economic conditions and support their children’s education. We treat our porters like family!

Our Team and Equipment

Our team—guides, cooks, porters, muleteers—and our equipment make “Imperial Travel Peru” stand out from the competition. During our hikes, we provide:

Our Tents: We use 4-season EUREKA Timberline tents, designed for four but used by two for extra comfort and storage. They include a small vestibule for boots and poles.
Foam Mats: Insulate you from the ground for added warmth.
Air Mattresses: Available to rent for $20 USD.
Kitchen and Dining Tents: Serve as a common area during meals, perfect for relaxing and socializing.
Tables and Chairs: Set up in the dining area, adapted for varying weather.
Travel Bags: Provided the night before the trek.
Additional Items: We offer pillows, rain covers for backpacks, survival shirts, and portable toilets during the trek.

Our Commitment to Social Responsibility

“Imperial Travel Peru” is committed to giving back to isolated communities. We support social projects and prioritize hiring local staff.

We are proud to support local communities not only by providing employment but also by offering assistance to their families. This holistic approach benefits our employees from the Peruvian Andes and their loved ones, strengthening our connection to the local heritage.

Pricing

Pricing: 2-Day / 1-Night Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu Tour

Bus and Train (PeruRail / IncaRail) to Aguas Calientes, Professional Guide, Entrance Fees, Meals – All-Inclusive!!

Package	Category	Type	Price	Reservations
Machu Picchu 2 Days	Tourist	Mode	Price	Reservation Link
Two-Day Train Machu Picchu	Foreign	Adult	500.00 USD	Buy
Two-Day Train Machu Picchu	Foreign	University Student or Minor	480.00 USD	Buy
Two-Day Train Machu Picchu	CAN (Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia)	Adult	480.00 USD	Buy
Two-Day Train Machu Picchu	CAN (Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia)	University Student or Minor	460.00 USD	Buy

Important Notices:

Foreign University Student or Minor Mode (480.00 USD): Must have a university card from your institution with a valid printed date and be under 25 years old. Requires submitting your ID or passport, and current university card via WhatsApp +51 928750336.
CAN (Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia) University Student or Minor Mode (460.00 USD): Must have a university card from your institution with a valid printed date and be under 25 years old. Requires submitting your ID or passport, and current university card via WhatsApp +51 928750336.
Discounts for each mode are effective only if conditions are met. Information will be provided via WhatsApp and email to the main contact.

Faqs

What does the 2-Day Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu Tour include?

The tour includes bus and train transportation, entrance fees to archaeological sites, a tour guide, accommodation in Aguas Calientes, and some meals such as lunch on the first day.

Where does the tour start?

The tour typically starts in Cusco, where travelers are picked up from their hotels to begin the journey through the Sacred Valley.

Which sites are visited on the first day?

The first day includes visits to the Tarayoc Viewpoint, the Pisac ruins and market, the town of Urubamba for lunch, and the Ollantaytambo archaeological site before taking the train to Aguas Calientes.

What is the accommodation like in Aguas Calientes?

Accommodation is in a basic or tourist-category hotel in Aguas Calientes, providing all necessary comforts for a restful night before visiting Machu Picchu.

What time do we visit Machu Picchu on the second day?

The visit to Machu Picchu usually begins early in the morning, around 6:00 or 7:00 AM, to avoid crowds and enjoy the best lighting for photographs.

Is it possible to climb Huayna Picchu during this tour?

Yes, it is possible, but reservations must be made in advance as spots for Huayna Picchu are limited. Consult your travel agency to secure your spot.

How difficult is the walk in Machu Picchu?

Walking in Machu Picchu is not extremely difficult, but the site has many stairs and steep paths. It is recommended to be in moderate physical condition to fully enjoy the experience.

What is the best time of year to take this tour?

The best time to take the tour is during the dry season, from April to October, when the weather is more predictable and there is less rainfall.

Is lunch included in the tour?

Yes, a buffet lunch is generally included in Urubamba on the first day. On the second day in Machu Picchu, lunch is not typically included, so travelers should plan to eat in Aguas Calientes.

What types of trains are used to reach Aguas Calientes?

Depending on the package, travelers can choose from trains such as the Expedition or Vistadome, both featuring panoramic windows to enjoy the scenery.

Is acclimatization necessary before taking this tour?

Yes, it is recommended to spend at least one or two days in Cusco to acclimate to the altitude before embarking on the tour, especially if you plan to do extensive walking in Machu Picchu.

What should I bring for the tour?

You should bring your passport, entrance tickets, comfortable clothing, sunscreen, insect repellent, a light jacket, and water. It is also advisable to carry cash in soles for local purchases.

Can the tour be done in rainy weather?

Yes, the tour is conducted even during the rainy season. It is important to bring a raincoat or poncho and non-slip shoes, as trails can become slippery.

Is this tour suitable for families with children?

Yes, the tour is suitable for families, although it is recommended for children over 8 years old due to the amount of walking involved, especially in Machu Picchu.

How is the return to Cusco?

The return to Cusco is made by train from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo, followed by a bus ride back to the city of Cusco, where the tour concludes in the late afternoon or evening of the second day.

Travel Guide

Travel Guide: 2-Day / 1-Night Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu Tour

The 2-day, 1-night Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu tour is an unmissable experience for those looking to explore Inca history and enjoy stunning landscapes. Below is a comprehensive guide with everything you need to know to ensure your trip is perfect.

Climate in the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu

Altitude and Climate in the Sacred Valley The Sacred Valley is situated between 2,800 and 3,000 meters above sea level. The climate is temperate during the day, with temperatures ranging from 20 to 25°C, but can drop to 5°C at night, especially during the dry season (April to October).

Altitude and Climate in Machu Picchu Machu Picchu is located at an altitude of 2,430 meters above sea level. The climate is subtropical, so temperatures are generally warmer than in the Sacred Valley. Daytime temperatures hover around 20°C, but rains are common, especially between November and March.

Best Season to Visit The dry season, from April to October, is the best time to visit, as rainfall is less likely and days are generally sunny. If traveling between November and March, be prepared for more frequent rains.

How to Dress for the 2-Day Tour

Layered Clothing Due to varying temperatures throughout the day, it is recommended to dress in layers. A lightweight t-shirt is ideal for midday heat, while a sweater or light jacket is necessary for early morning and evening coolness.

Appropriate Footwear During the tour, especially in Machu Picchu, you will walk on trails and steep stairs, so it is important to wear comfortable shoes with good grip, such as trekking shoes.

Additional Accessories Don’t forget to bring a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen, as the sun can be strong at high altitudes. Additionally, if traveling during the rainy season, bring a raincoat or poncho to stay dry.

Tips for the Tour

Advance Ticket Purchase Due to high demand, especially during peak season, it is important to reserve both train tickets and entrance fees to Machu Picchu several weeks in advance. Ensure you confirm all tour details ahead of time.

Train Journey The train ride to Aguas Calientes is a unique experience. We recommend arriving at the station at least 30 minutes before departure to avoid any issues. You can also choose a panoramic train, such as the Vistadome, which offers spectacular views during the journey.

Local Markets On the first day, you will have the opportunity to visit local markets in Pisac and Ollantaytambo. Bring cash in Peruvian soles, as most stalls do not accept credit cards. Textiles and traditional crafts make popular souvenirs.

Restrictions and Recommendations

Cusco Tourist Ticket To visit some of the archaeological sites in the Sacred Valley, such as Pisac and Ollantaytambo, you will need the Cusco Tourist Ticket. Make sure to purchase it before starting the tour, as it is required for entry to multiple sites.

Machu Picchu Restrictions In Machu Picchu, large backpacks, selfie sticks, and food are prohibited. Only small backpacks are allowed, and you must adhere to signage and rules to protect the archaeological site.

Environmental Care Remember that Machu Picchu is a protected site. Do not leave trash and avoid damaging structures. Stay on marked trails and follow your guide’s instructions.

Physical Preparation for the Tour

Fitness Level The Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu tour is not extremely demanding, but it includes walking on uneven and steep terrain, especially in Machu Picchu. It is recommended to be in good physical condition to fully enjoy the experience.

Altitude Acclimatization If you are coming from a lower altitude area, it is advisable to spend at least two days in Cusco to acclimate. Altitude can cause discomfort such as headaches or fatigue, so take it easy during the first days.

Pre-Tour Stretches It is advisable to do some stretching before starting the walk in Machu Picchu. This will help prevent muscle soreness and allow you to enjoy the journey more comfortably.

Health Recommendations

Prevention of Altitude Sickness Although Machu Picchu is at a lower altitude than Cusco, altitude sickness can still affect you during the Sacred Valley tour. To prevent it, drink coca tea, avoid alcohol, and maintain a slow pace on the first day.

Basic First Aid Kit It is recommended to carry a small first aid kit with essential items such as pain relievers, sunscreen, insect repellent, and altitude sickness pills. Additionally, bring bandages or plasters in case your walks cause blisters.

Hydration and Nutrition During the tour, it is important to stay hydrated. Carry a reusable water bottle and make sure to drink regularly, especially at high altitude. It is also advisable to eat at trusted places to avoid stomach issues.

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