Trek Lares 4 Jours / 3 Nuits
Le voyage
L'itinéraire culturel vers Machu Picchu
Le Trek de Larès est la meilleure alternative pour ceux qui souhaitent rencontrer la population locale. En passant par des communautés de tissage andines isolées, cette randonnée se concentre sur la culture vivante plutôt que sur les ruines.
Différence TrueAndes
- Tisserands : Visites interactives avec des familles locales pour découvrir la fabrication textile traditionnelle.
- Sources chaudes : Commencez la randonnée par un plongeon dans les thermes médicinaux de Lares.
- Rythme plus facile : Moins raide que le Chemin Inca, ce qui le rend idéal pour les familles.
Jour après jour
Aperçu de l'itinéraire
Ce qui est inclus
Inclus
Inclusions
- Permis : Entrée Machu Picchu.
- Transports : Bus privé et Train jusqu'à MP.
- Hébergement : 2 nuits de camping (tentes Eureka) 1 nuit d'hôtel.
- Repas : Fraîchement cuisiné par notre chef.
- Personnel : Guide, cuisinier, cavaliers (les chevaux portent du matériel).
Non inclus
- International and domestic flights * Travel and medical insurance * Sleeping bag and trekking poles, unless otherwise specified * Personal trekking equipment and clothing * Additional meals and drinks not mentioned in the itinerary * Optional activities and additional entrance tickets not specified in the program * Personal expenses and souvenirs * Tips for guides, cooks, horsemen, drivers, and support staff * Expenses resulting from circumstances beyond our control, including severe weather, road closures, strikes, or unexpected itinerary changes
Ce que disent les voyageurs
Stories from the trail
Experiences shared by our travellers on Tripadvisor.
Questions avant votre départ
Des réponses claires pour préparer ce voyage.
Lares est-il plus difficile que le Chemin Inca ?
The Lares Trek is generally considered moderately challenging. It has fewer stone steps than the Classic Inca Trail, but it reaches higher elevations, so proper acclimatization in Cusco is important
Voyons-nous des ruines pendant le trek ?
The Lares Trek focuses primarily on spectacular Andean landscapes, traditional communities, and living Quechua culture. Depending on the itinerary, archaeological sites may be visited along the journey before continuing to Machu Picchu, the archaeological highlight of the tour.
Est-ce bon pour les enfants ?
Oui, c'est un excellent choix pour les familles actives car les chevaux accompagnent le groupe pour le soutenir.
Comment sont les campings
Campsites are located in scenic Andean areas, often near traditional communities. Facilities are basic due to the remote location. Our trekking team provides the camping equipment and services specified in your itinerary to make your stay as comfortable as possible.
Puis-je acheter des textiles ?
Yes. The Lares region is renowned for its traditional weaving culture. During the journey, you may have opportunities to purchase handmade textiles directly from local artisans. We recommend carrying Peruvian soles in cash for personal purchases.
Le train est-il inclus ?
Yes. The train journey from Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientes is included on Day 3, as specified in the itinerary.