Choquequirao trek to Machu Picchu

Planet

CARBON REDUCTION:
There are no private automobile trips or domestic flights included in this tour. You will spend the most of your vacation hiking to Machu Picchu, so you will need to rely on public transportation, trains, and your own two feet, this helps us effectively reduce CO2 per person. The use of locally sourced food also contributes to the carbon reduction efforts. We encourage customers to use refillable water bottles and reusable bags to minimize plastic waste.

ENVIRONMENT AND WILDLIFE:
The trip, in itself, has minimal environmental impact as most traveling is done on foot. We encourage customers to use refillable water bottles and reusable bags to minimize plastic waste.

Regarding accommodations, we have ensured that they follow sustainable practices, like efficient energy use and water recycling. Also, by patronizing locally owned accommodations, we aim to indirectly contribute to the preservation of the local environment.

Our campsites are selected with care to minimize environmental impact. We adhere to Leave No Trace principles, practicing responsible waste disposal and minimizing resource consumption.

The money received from the admission fee collection goes directly toward maintaining and preserving Machu Picchu's historical significance, natural beauty, and cultural legacy.

Critical preservation initiatives, such as the preservation of the surrounding habitat, the upkeep of paths, and the restoration of historic buildings, are made possible in part by your admission fees. This guarantees that Machu Picchu will always be an amazing place for travelers to come.

Sustainable Tourism: You may help promote sustainable tourism practices by paying the entrance charge and visiting Machu Picchu appropriately. This lessens the site's impact on the environment, helps control visitor numbers, and preserves the site's integrity.

Research and Education: Entrance fee proceeds also support archaeological research and educational programs that deepen our knowledge of the background and significance of Machu Picchu.

People

LOCAL ECONOMY
Our commitment to the communities surrounding Machu Picchu in Peru is central to our expedition. By choosing us, you actively support the local economy and create job opportunities. Our local tour guides are deeply embedded in their communities and are passionate about sharing their rich cultures with our travelers.

The indigenous populations of Peru attach great cultural importance to Machu Picchu. Programs that create economic possibilities, foster cultural awareness, and involve local communities are supported by your payments.

We take pride in direct collaborations with local businesses for your adventure. Throughout your journey, you'll camp in tents amidst breathtaking natural surroundings. The camping sites are carefully selected to provide an authentic experience while ensuring your funds directly benefit the community.
Moreover, we encourage you to utilize local services available in the areas we visit, further enhancing your contribution to the local community and its economic development.

EMPLOYMENT, INCLUSIVITY AND DIVERSITY:

Our team, including guides, primarily comprises local individuals deeply connected to their country and region’s culture. They provide a wealth of local knowledge, enriching the journey and enhancing cultural understanding.

We are dedicated to fostering a welcoming and inclusive environment for everyone, including our customers, employees, destination communities, and local partners. We maintain a strict zero-tolerance policy against any form of discrimination based on race, ethnicity, religion, or gender.