Lares Trek to Machupicchu 4 Days 3 Nights
The Lares Trek Peru Route is ideal for travelers who want to get off the beaten path but still visit the impressive ruins of Machupicchu. It is a wonderful hike that takes you through rural communities in the stunning Sacred Valley of the Incas. We enjoy a wide variety of flora, fauna, wildlife and spectacular landscapes. On our last day we are rewarded with the magnificent Machupicchu. This is a true Andean odyssey!
It is important to acclimatize to the altitude. The maximum elevation above sea level along the trail is 4,500 m, so we suggest that you spend at least 2 days in Cusco before attempting the trail. During this time you can explore the wonders of Cusco.
Located among the majestic snow capped mountains of Urubamba, the Lares Trek is a paradise full of beautiful glacial lagoons and warm canyons.
For lovers of living culture, Lares offers an unforgettable experience, as the small Quechua-speaking communities here have preserved their traditions of growing tubers, herding llamas and alpacas, and making braids and looms. In addition, Lares offers the opportunity to take one of the best hiking routes in Cusco along the famous Inca Trail.
Discover the Lares to Machu Picchu hike
The Lares Trek is ideal for travelers who want more than simply reaching Machu Picchu. This remarkable journey offers an authentic connection with the Andes by combining spectacular hiking with meaningful cultural encounters in traditional Quechua communities that continue to preserve their ancestral way of life.
Every day reveals something different, from natural hot springs and high mountain passes to waterfalls, remote villages, ancient agricultural terraces, and colorful Andean landscapes. Together with comfortable camping, professional guides, delicious meals, and carefully organized logistics, the Lares Trek becomes one of the most complete trekking experiences available in Peru.
Tour Highlights
- Relax in the famous natural hot springs of Lares before beginning the trek.
- Cross the spectacular Condor Pass at 4,680 m (15,354 ft).
- Visit authentic Quechua communities where ancient traditions remain alive.
- Experience traditional llama ceremonies and local Andean culture.
- Camp beside beautiful waterfalls surrounded by mountain landscapes.
- Explore the impressive Maras Salt Mines before traveling to Machu Picchu.
- Visit the historic Inca town of Ollantaytambo.
- Enjoy a guided tour of Machu Picchu.
- Return through the Sacred Valley aboard a panoramic train.
Lares Trek at a Glance
Day 1: Cusco – Lares Hot Springs – Kiswarani Village – Waterfall Campsite
Begin your adventure with a scenic drive through the Sacred Valley to the famous Lares Hot Springs, where you can relax in natural thermal pools before starting the trek. Hike through the beautiful Kiswarani Valley, discover traditional farming communities, learn about native medicinal plants, and participate in a traditional llama ceremony with local herders before arriving at your peaceful campsite beside the Kiswarani Waterfalls.
Day 2: Kiswarani – Condor Pass – Cancha Cancha Village
Today’s hike takes you to the breathtaking Condor Pass, the highest point of the trek, where panoramic views stretch across snow-capped mountains, glacial lakes, and remote Andean valleys. Continue descending into the traditional village of Cancha Cancha, where you’ll meet local families, learn about centuries-old weaving traditions, and experience authentic life in one of Peru’s most isolated mountain communities.
Day 3: Cancha Cancha – Huaran – Maras Salt Mines – Ollantaytambo – Aguas Calientes
Descend from the high Andes into the fertile Sacred Valley while passing traditional farms that continue using ancient agricultural techniques. Visit the remarkable Maras Salt Mines, explore the living Inca town of Ollantaytambo, and later board the scenic train to Aguas Calientes, where you’ll spend the night preparing for your visit to Machu Picchu.
Day 4: Machu Picchu – Ollantaytambo – Cusco
Travel early to Machu Picchu to enjoy a guided tour through its temples, terraces, ceremonial plazas, and breathtaking viewpoints while learning about the remarkable achievements of the Inca civilization. After exploring the sanctuary, return to Aguas Calientes before boarding the panoramic train through the Sacred Valley and continuing by private transportation back to Cusco.
Why Book with Uros Expeditions?
At Uros Expeditions, we believe the Lares Trek is much more than a hike to Machu Picchu. Our experienced local team combines exceptional service, authentic cultural experiences, and carefully planned logistics to create a seamless adventure from beginning to end. Every campsite, meal, transfer, and activity has been selected to help you experience the Andes in a comfortable, meaningful, and unforgettable way.
- Official Machu Picchu entrance tickets included.
- Professional bilingual trekking guides with extensive local knowledge.
- Visit authentic Quechua communities and experience their living traditions.
- Relax in the famous Lares Hot Springs before beginning the trek.
- Comfortable camping equipment and spacious tents.
- Fresh meals prepared daily by a professional trekking chef.
- Horse support for camping equipment and group logistics.
- Visit the spectacular Maras Salt Mines and Ollantaytambo.
- Panoramic train from Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientes.
- Return train through the Sacred Valley after visiting Machu Picchu.
- Private transportation throughout the tour.
- Emergency oxygen, first aid equipment, and complete logistical support.
Lares Trek Itinerary
Day 1: Begin Your Adventure – Soak in Lares Hot Springs & Camp by a Waterfall
Cusco – Lares Hot Springs – Kiswarani Village – Waterfall Campsite
Your journey to Machu Picchu begins with an early pick-up from your hotel in Cusco, Urubamba, Huaran, or Pisac at 5:00 a.m. You’ll drive for about three hours through the Sacred Valley, surrounded by snowcapped peaks and rolling farmlands, before arriving at the famous Lares Hot Springs. Here, a delicious breakfast awaits alongside incredible views of the Andes. Recharge your body and spirit in the natural thermal pools, which range in temperature and are rich in minerals known to relieve stress, muscle tension, and bone pain.
After a relaxing soak, you’ll take a short drive to the trailhead at Punta Carretera (3,300 m / 10,827 ft), where your horsemen and llamas will be waiting. From here, your trek officially begins! You’ll hike gently uphill for about two hours to reach Kiswarani village, often referred to as the “Potato Valley” for its abundant native potato crops. Along the way, your guide will point out native medicinal plants and describe the traditional agricultural techniques still in use today.
After a scenic lunch and a traditional llama ceremony by local herders—celebrating the sacred role of llamas in Inca culture—you’ll continue hiking for another two hours. Your first campsite awaits beneath the cascading Kiswarani Waterfalls at 3,850 m (12,631 ft). As night falls, enjoy a hot drink, a hearty dinner, and a sky full of stars.
Day 2: Cross the Majestic Condor Pass & Immerse in Local Culture
Kiswarani – Condor Pass – Cancha Cancha Village
Wake up to a hot drink and the tranquil sounds of alpacas grazing in the valley. After breakfast, you’ll begin one of the most memorable days of the trek—a challenging but rewarding climb to Condor Pass (also known as Pachacutec Pass), sitting at 4,680 m (15,354 ft). The ascent takes about 3 to 4 hours and offers breathtaking views of glacial peaks, turquoise lakes, and sweeping valleys. An emergency horse is available if you need a break.
Once at the summit, you’ll be greeted with 360-degree views above the clouds, with the mighty Mount Pitusiray (5,700 m / 18,700 ft) dominating the skyline. Celebrate this achievement with a warm drink before beginning your descent.
A one-hour downhill hike brings you to “El Mirador,” a perfect lunch spot with stunning vistas and grazing llamas. After lunch, continue for another three hours downhill to reach the remote village of Cancha Cancha (3,750 m / 12,303 ft). This is one of the few communities in the Andes that still lives entirely without electricity or modern technology.
Explore the village, meet local families, and learn about traditional weaving techniques passed down for generations. If you’d like, bring school supplies or small gifts for the children—you’ll have the chance to visit the local school, where students still speak Quechua, the ancient Inca language. End the day with a hot drink and a cozy dinner prepared by your trekking chef.
Day 3: From the Highlands to the Sacred Valley – Visit the Maras Salt Mines
Cancha Cancha – Huaran – Maras Salt Mines – Ollantaytambo – Aguas Calientes
After a peaceful night in the mountains, enjoy breakfast and say goodbye to the villagers of Cancha Cancha. Today’s journey is a four-hour descent along a scenic trail, where you’ll pass fields of potatoes, quinoa, and beans farmed with ancient Inca tools. As you descend into the Sacred Valley, notice the dramatic shift in landscape—from high-altitude tundra to a warmer, greener valley filled with fruit trees and colorful crops.
At the town of Huaran (2,700 m / 8,858 ft), you’ll part ways with your trekking crew and drive to the stunning Maras Salt Mines. These ancient salt pans have been used since pre-Inca times and are still harvested by local families today. The striking white pools cascading down the mountainside offer one of the most unique photo opportunities in the region—and the salt, rich in minerals, is a perfect souvenir.
Next, head to Ollantaytambo, the last living Inca town. Explore its ancient streets, water canals, and original stonework before enjoying dinner at a local restaurant. In the evening, you’ll board the scenic train to Aguas Calientes, the gateway town to Machu Picchu. Upon arrival, check into your hotel and rest up for the grand finale tomorrow.
Day 4: Discover the Lost City of the Incas – Machu Picchu
Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu – Ollantaytambo – Cusco
Today is the highlight of your adventure. Wake up early and catch one of the first buses to Machu Picchu to witness the sunrise over this ancient wonder. Your guide will lead a two-hour walking tour, sharing the history, mystery, and engineering marvels of the Inca Empire. Marvel at the Temple of the Sun, the Intihuatana sundial, and the Sacred Plaza. If you’ve booked an extra ticket, you can also hike Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain for panoramic views.
After soaking in the magic of the site, take the bus back to Aguas Calientes. In the afternoon, board your train to Ollantaytambo, then a private transfer will return you to Cusco. You’ll arrive in the evening with memories of a once-in-a-lifetime journey through Peru’s highlands, villages, and ancient citadels.
Included/Not Included
Included
- Safety briefing the day before the tour
- Door-to-door pickup and drop-off at your hotel in Cusco or the Sacred Valley near Pisac
- All transportation during the trek
- Free luggage storage in Cusco
- Professional bilingual tour guide in English and Spanish
- Experienced trekking chefs to prepare fresh meals on the route
- Horses and muleteers to carry food, camping equipment, and duffle bags
- 2 nights of camping with comfortable equipment
- 1 night in a 3-star hotel in Aguas Calientes
- 4 breakfasts
- 3 lunches
- 3 dinners
- Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free meals available with advance notice
- Snacks during the trekking days
- High-quality tents, sleeping pad, and camping equipment
- Entrance ticket to Lares Hot Springs
- Entrance ticket to the Salineras of Maras
- Entrance ticket to Machu Picchu
- Bus tickets up and down to Machu Picchu
- Expedition train from Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientes
- Panoramic Vistadome train for the return journey
- First-aid kit
Not Included
- Sleeping bag, air mattress, and trekking poles (available to rent from us)
- Lunch and dinner on the last day
- Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain tickets (optional)
- Travel insurance (strongly recommended)
Prices
Travel Info
Places You Will Visit
The journey begins in the highlands of the Lares Valley, where you can unwind in natural hot springs surrounded by mountains. As the trek unfolds, you pass through remote Andean communities such as Huaran, Quishuarani, Cancha Cancha, and Cuncani, places where daily life remains deeply rooted in tradition. The trail then descends into the lush Sacred Valley of the Incas, including a visit to the famous Maras Salt Mines, before continuing by train to Aguas Calientes and the legendary citadel of Machu Picchu.
Altitude Information
Altitude is a defining feature of the Lares Trek. During the hike, elevations range from approximately 9,000 ft in the valleys to around 15,500 ft at the highest mountain pass. These gradual changes allow your body to adapt while also delivering dramatic views of the surrounding peaks. Nights can be cold at higher elevations, while lower sections of the trail feel milder and greener as you approach the Sacred Valley.
Difficulty Level
This trek is considered moderate to challenging and is best suited for travelers with a good level of physical fitness. Hiking days average around seven hours, with steep sections and mountain passes along the way. No technical climbing is required, but endurance and a positive mindset are important to fully enjoy the experience.
Best Time to Travel
The best time to hike the Lares Trek to Machu Picchu is during the dry season, from April to October, when weather conditions are more stable and mountain views are clearer. The rainy season, from November to March, brings greener landscapes and fewer visitors, though rain and colder nights can make the trek more demanding.
Important Notes the Lares
This is a trekking and camping experience, with nights spent outdoors in scenic mountain settings. Temperatures can drop significantly at night, especially near the high pass, so proper clothing is essential. Steep trails and long walking days make good physical preparation important. Private service is available upon request, allowing for a more personalized pace and added comfort throughout the journey.
LARES
Lares is one of the eight districts of the Calca Department of Cusco. It has an Andean geography with beautiful landscapes near lagoons and snow peaks. Its main tourist attractions are the thermal baths and a hiking route known as Machu Picchu Lares Trek (4-day route). The total area of the city is 74,467 square kilometers. According to 2017 statistics, 5,743 inhabitants lived there. The city is located in a small valley and is surrounded by snow-capped mountains: Sihuasiray, Chicon, Sirihuani and Capacsaya.
The Lares Trek Peru Route is ideal for travelers who want to get off the beaten path but still visit the impressive ruins of Machupicchu. It is a wonderful hike that takes you through rural communities in the stunning Sacred Valley of the Incas. We enjoy a wide variety of flora, fauna, wildlife and spectacular landscapes. On our last day we are rewarded with the magnificent Machupicchu. This is a true Andean odyssey!
It is important to acclimatize to the altitude. The maximum elevation above sea level along the trail is 4,500 m, so we suggest that you spend at least 2 days in Cusco before attempting the trail. During this time you can explore the wonders of Cusco.
Located among the majestic snow-capped mountains of Urubamba, the Lares Valley is a paradise full of beautiful glacial lagoons and warm canyons.
For lovers of living culture, Lares offers an unforgettable experience, as the small Quechua-speaking communities here have preserved their traditions of growing tubers, herding llamas and alpacas, and making braids and looms. In addition, Lares offers the opportunity to take one of the best hiking routes in Cusco along the famous Inca Trail.
WHERE IS LARES LOCATED?
Lares is located north of Cusco, about 98 kilometers by road (about 3 hours and 30 minutes by car).
Lares is located 45 kilometers from the city of Calca, which is the most important city in its vicinity and also offers tourist attractions. Geographically, the city of Lares is located 3150 meters above sea level.
The Lares Trek Peru Route is ideal for travelers who want to get off the beaten path but still visit the impressive ruins of Machupicchu. It is a wonderful hike that takes you through rural communities in the stunning Sacred Valley of the Incas. We enjoy a wide variety of flora, fauna, wildlife and spectacular landscapes. On our last day we are rewarded with the magnificent Machupicchu. This is a true Andean odyssey!
It is important to acclimatize to the altitude. The maximum elevation above sea level along the trail is 4,500 m, so we suggest that you spend at least 2 days in Cusco before attempting the trail. During this time you can explore the wonders of Cusco.
Located among the majestic snow-capped mountains of Urubamba, the Lares Valley is a paradise full of beautiful glacial lagoons and warm canyons.
For lovers of living culture, Lares offers an unforgettable experience, as the small Quechua-speaking communities here have preserved their traditions of growing tubers, herding llamas and alpacas, and making braids and looms. In addition, Lares offers the opportunity to take one of the best hiking routes in Cusco along the famous Inca Trail.
Frecuently Asked Questions
Lares thermal baths:
The hot springs are located just 1 km from the city. They consist of three pools with temperatures between 35°C. up to 41ºC. The water comes from natural springs at the top of the mountain. As they are rich in minerals such as sodium, magnesium, calcium, chloride, sulfate, potassium, they are good for muscle and arthritic pain. The entrance costs 10 soles for foreigners and 4 soles for Peruvians.
Hike from Lares to Machu Picchu
Lares Trek Peru Route lasts 4 days and is 32 kilometers long and ends in the Inca city of Machu Picchu. Its name comes from the fact that it begins in the city of Lares. The tour includes relaxation in the city’s thermal baths before beginning the tour. This is followed by two days of hard walking to the town of Ollantaytambo. The third night we take the train to Aguascalientes. The last day is dedicated to seeing Machu Picchu and returning to Cusco by train and bus. It has been cataloged as the “Machu Picchu Cultural Walk” since it passes through several Andean towns with traditions.
The Lares Trek Peru Route is ideal for travelers who want to get off the beaten path but still visit the impressive ruins of Machupicchu. It is a wonderful hike that takes you through rural communities in the stunning Sacred Valley of the Incas. We enjoy a wide variety of flora, fauna, wildlife and spectacular landscapes. On our last day we are rewarded with the magnificent Machupicchu. This is a true Andean odyssey!
It is important to acclimatize to the altitude. The maximum elevation above sea level along the trail is 4,500 m, so we suggest that you spend at least 2 days in Cusco before attempting the trail. During this time you can explore the wonders of Cusco.
Located among the majestic snow-capped mountains of Urubamba, the Lares Valley is a paradise full of beautiful glacial lagoons and warm canyons.
For lovers of living culture, Lares offers an unforgettable experience, as the small Quechua-speaking communities here have preserved their traditions of growing tubers, herding llamas and alpacas, and making braids and looms. In addition, Lares offers the opportunity to take one of the best hiking routes in Cusco along the famous Inca Trail.
Lares has a cold temperate climate with a maximum temperature (morning and afternoon) of 23°C. The lowest temperature (at night and early morning) is 0°C.
From November to April (especially January, February and March) it rains more. The dry season is from May to October, characterized by colder nights and little rainfall.
The Lares Trek Peru Route is ideal for travelers who want to get off the beaten path but still visit the impressive ruins of Machupicchu. It is a wonderful hike that takes you through rural communities in the stunning Sacred Valley of the Incas. We enjoy a wide variety of flora, fauna, wildlife and spectacular landscapes. On our last day we are rewarded with the magnificent Machupicchu. This is a true Andean odyssey!
It is important to acclimatize to the altitude. The maximum elevation above sea level along the trail is 4,500 m, so we suggest that you spend at least 2 days in Cusco before attempting the trail. During this time you can explore the wonders of Cusco.
Located among the majestic snow-capped mountains of Urubamba, the Lares Valley is a paradise full of beautiful glacial lagoons and warm canyons.
For lovers of living culture, Lares offers an unforgettable experience, as the small Quechua-speaking communities here have preserved their traditions of growing tubers, herding llamas and alpacas, and making braids and looms. In addition, Lares offers the opportunity to take one of the best hiking routes in Cusco along the famous Inca Trail.
To help you fully prepare for your Lares Trek 4 Days Tour, we’ve created a packing list that includes everything you’ll need on your trip:
- Sunscreen, hat and sunglasses.
- Wool hat and gloves.
- Warm clothing
- Thermosphere
- Trekking sticks
- Sleeping bag
- Hiking socks
- Water bottle (plastic free)
- Appetizers
- Cash
- Raincoat or poncho
- Camera
- Passport
- Train tickets and Machu Picchu tickets
- Personal medicine
The Lares Trek Peru Route is ideal for travelers who want to get off the beaten path but still visit the impressive ruins of Machupicchu. It is a wonderful hike that takes you through rural communities in the stunning Sacred Valley of the Incas. We enjoy a wide variety of flora, fauna, wildlife and spectacular landscapes. On our last day we are rewarded with the magnificent Machupicchu. This is a true Andean odyssey!
It is important to acclimatize to the altitude. The maximum elevation above sea level along the trail is 4,500 m, so we suggest that you spend at least 2 days in Cusco before attempting the trail. During this time you can explore the wonders of Cusco.
Located among the majestic snow-capped mountains of Urubamba, the Lares Valley is a paradise full of beautiful glacial lagoons and warm canyons.
For lovers of living culture, Lares offers an unforgettable experience, as the small Quechua-speaking communities here have preserved their traditions of growing tubers, herding llamas and alpacas, and making braids and looms. In addition, Lares offers the opportunity to take one of the best hiking routes in Cusco along the famous Inca Trail.
Knowing in advance what to expect on a hike can help you prepare well for your trip. That’s why we recommend some
Along the Lares Trek to Machu Picchu you will enjoy truly beautiful Andean landscapes and landscapes. undoubtedly surrounded
Seeing snow-capped mountains, rivers, waterfalls and lagoons is the best feeling you will ever experience.
Diverse flora and fauna.
During your Lares Trek to Machu Picchu, you will have many opportunities to observe the typical flora and fauna of the area: llamas, alpacas, sheep, etc.
Experience life in the Andes on your own.
This Lares Trek to Machu Picchu allows you to meet the people who live in rural Andean communities. Spend time with them and see how they work.
The country and how they produced textiles.
Do you feel tired
Even if you walk slowly, you may feel a little tired at the end of the day. You will spend a lot of time traveling at high altitudes, which can be exhausting.
Even the strongest ones. We recommend staying hydrated at an appropriate pace. a real adventure
This Lares Trek to Machu Picchu is off the beaten path and away from the tourist crowds. It’s a crazy adventure in the middle.
Hill. incredibly clear skies
The night sky in the Andes is usually very clear. Without a doubt, this is a great opportunity to admire the stars and relax.
You already know Inca astrology. The district of Lares is located in the department of Cuzco in Calca.
The Lares Trek Peru Route is ideal for travelers who want to get off the beaten path but still visit the impressive ruins of Machupicchu. It is a wonderful hike that takes you through rural communities in the stunning Sacred Valley of the Incas. We enjoy a wide variety of flora, fauna, wildlife and spectacular landscapes. On our last day we are rewarded with the magnificent Machupicchu. This is a true Andean odyssey!
It is important to acclimatize to the altitude. The maximum elevation above sea level along the trail is 4,500 m, so we suggest that you spend at least 2 days in Cusco before attempting the trail. During this time you can explore the wonders of Cusco.
Located among the majestic snow-capped mountains of Urubamba, the Lares Valley is a paradise full of beautiful glacial lagoons and warm canyons.
For lovers of living culture, Lares offers an unforgettable experience, as the small Quechua-speaking communities here have preserved their traditions of growing tubers, herding llamas and alpacas, and making braids and looms. In addition, Lares offers the opportunity to take one of the best hiking routes in Cusco along the famous Inca Trail.
The Lares Trek 4 Days Tour is relatively difficult. It is not as demanding as other routes to Machu Picchu, but it has its challenges. Crossing rugged trails at high altitude can be a new challenge. This Lares Trek 4 Days Tour can be taxing on the knees and ankles, and the high altitude during the hike can cause shortness of breath or fatigue.
The Lares Trek Peru Route is ideal for travelers who want to get off the beaten path but still visit the impressive ruins of Machupicchu. It is a wonderful hike that takes you through rural communities in the stunning Sacred Valley of the Incas. We enjoy a wide variety of flora, fauna, wildlife and spectacular landscapes. On our last day we are rewarded with the magnificent Machupicchu. This is a true Andean odyssey!
It is important to acclimatize to the altitude. The maximum elevation above sea level along the trail is 4,500 m, so we suggest that you spend at least 2 days in Cusco before attempting the trail. During this time you can explore the wonders of Cusco.
Located among the majestic snow-capped mountains of Urubamba, the Lares Valley is a paradise full of beautiful glacial lagoons and warm canyons.
For lovers of living culture, Lares offers an unforgettable experience, as the small Quechua-speaking communities here have preserved their traditions of growing tubers, herding llamas and alpacas, and making braids and looms. In addition, Lares offers the opportunity to take one of the best hiking routes in Cusco along the famous Inca Trail.
Keep these tips in mind when preparing your Lares Trek 4 Days Tour:
- Practice walking in your own country to allow your muscles to adapt to the route. It is recommended to choose another non-stop route.
- Stretch and exercise every day to better prepare your body.
- Find out if there are any medications that can help you cope with the altitude and ask your doctor for travel advice.
- Avoid alcoholic beverages while in Cusco. Alcohol dehydrates you, making it difficult to hike at altitude
- Spend 2 or 3 days in Cusco before starting the walk to better acclimatize.
- Drink water regularly. During the trip, it is easy to become dehydrated due to the high altitude and strong sunlight during the day.
- Take your time on the walk. It doesn’t matter if you go faster or slower than others. Go at your own pace to avoid fatigue.
The Lares Trek Peru Route is ideal for travelers who want to get off the beaten path but still visit the impressive ruins of Machupicchu. It is a wonderful hike that takes you through rural communities in the stunning Sacred Valley of the Incas. We enjoy a wide variety of flora, fauna, wildlife and spectacular landscapes. On our last day we are rewarded with the magnificent Machupicchu. This is a true Andean odyssey!
It is important to acclimatize to the altitude. The maximum elevation above sea level along the trail is 4,500 m, so we suggest that you spend at least 2 days in Cusco before attempting the trail. During this time you can explore the wonders of Cusco.
Located among the majestic snow-capped mountains of Urubamba, the Lares Valley is a paradise full of beautiful glacial lagoons and warm canyons.
For lovers of living culture, Lares offers an unforgettable experience, as the small Quechua-speaking communities here have preserved their traditions of growing tubers, herding llamas and alpacas, and making braids and looms. In addition, Lares offers the opportunity to take one of the best hiking routes in Cusco along the famous Inca Trail.
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