Visited Cusco - Machu Picchu

[Lcwell511]

We had an amazing trip full of breathtaking views. This was a four day trek on the Inca trail that ended in Machu Picchu.

https://youtu.be/fI5-W1FNjG0

[captcosmic]

Damn nice video!! Tell us a little bit about where you stayed and what company you used. It looked first class!

And congrats to you both on the engagement! Very smooth proposal!

[Lcwell511]

Thank you! It was actually my two close friends engagement and I'm very happy for them.

We acclimated in Cusco for a day and stayed at the Marriott. The tour we went with was called Llama Path, and we signed up for the 4 day 3 night trek on the original Inca trail. We booked very early in advance, almost 7-8 months to get a good time so book early.

It was an amazing adventure with breathtaking views. Highly recommend this. Hope this helps!

[captcosmic]

Wow.. the weather was beautiful! What time of year was it? If you don't mind me asking how expensive was 4 day 3 night trek with them?

The video was off the scale on the nice side by the way!!

[Lcwell511]

It was actually a week ago, suppose to rain but didn't. It was roughly $800 for the tour. Sorry, I don't know the exact amount since the 6 of us paid all together.

Thanks for watching!

[captcosmic]

That was $800 for the six of you? Looks like it included everything. How many days did the tour last?

[Lcwell511]

It's per person. 4 days/3 night tour includes lunch, dinner, tents and personal porter. Does not include tip to porters and tour guide.

[teamoperu]

It's per person. 4 days/3 night tour includes lunch, dinner, tents and personal porter. Does not include tip to porters and tour guide.

WOW. Have prices ever skyrocketed... I won't tell you what I was paying when visiting MP 15-20 years ago!

[Sergio Bernales]

It's per person. 4 days/3 night tour includes lunch, dinner, tents and personal porter. Does not include tip to porters and tour guide.

At those prices, I hope Atahualpa's great, great, great, great grandchildren guided you. But if profit was the main driving force, then perhaps it's more likely that a descendant of an illiterate, illegitimate conquistador guided you.