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FAQs About Ausangate Trek

1. What is the difficulty level of the Ausangate Trek 2 Days?

The trek is considered moderate to challenging due to high altitudes and uneven terrain. We recommend acclimatizing in Cusco for at least 2 days before starting the trek.

2. What is the maximum altitude reached during the trek?

The highest point of the trek is 4,432 meters (14,540 feet) above sea level.

3. Do I need to be physically fit to do this trek?

Yes, a moderate level of physical fitness is required. The trek involves uphill and downhill hiking, so some prior hiking experience is recommended.

4. What is included in the tour package?

The package includes:

  • Transportation from and back to Cusco
  • Meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner)
  • Overnight stay in cabins
  • Entrance to the hot springs
  • Professional guide
  • Cook and horseman

5. Are meals provided during the trek?

Yes, all meals are provided and freshly prepared by our cook. We also cater to dietary restrictions; just let us know in advance.

6. What should I pack for the trek?

We recommend packing:

  • Warm clothing (temperatures drop at night)
  • Hiking boots
  • Rain gear
  • Water bottle
  • Sunscreen and sunglasses
  • Personal toiletries
  • A small backpack for essentials

7. Are extra services like an emergency horse or walking sticks available?

Yes, you can book extras such as an emergency horse, walking sticks, or sleeping bags during the booking process or at our office one day before departure.

8. Can I take a hot springs bath during the trek?

Absolutely! On the first evening, you can relax in the Upis hot springs, and on the second day, you’ll enjoy the Pacchanta hot springs.

9. What is the group size for the trek?

Group sizes are typically 6–12 participants, ensuring a personalized and enjoyable experience.

10. What happens if I need to cancel my booking?

Please refer to our Cancellation Policy for details on refunds and rescheduling options.

Let us know if you need further assistance or have additional questions!

Hiking the Inca Trail in January is a unique experience, and there are important things to consider before planning your trip.