The team are all from Peru which is amazing to be supporting locals. I can only echo what the reviews before me have said. The overall experience with Local Trekkers Peru was outstanding and we are so happy we booked with them. I agree with my fellow reviewers that it can be very hard to chose a guiding company for Macchu Picchu as there are lots of companies and the styles of the guides can very widely. We had Robert, who was an extraordinary guide; proud of his culture and eager to share it, respectful of the quiet and contemplative nature of hiking yet friendly amd conversent when it made sense. He kept a great team spirit in the group while catering to everyone’s needs (and speeds) on thr trail. We literally couldn’t have asked for a better experience…:and the pictures! He knew all the good spots and helped us take thr pictures of a lifetime to remember the trip of a lifetime. Our cook and porter team was also world class and went above and beyond. I will also sus remember the incredibly delicious and well presented meals we had each and every mealtime. Look no further- these guys are the best in breed!

Our Inca Trail to MachuPicchu, with Local Trekkers Peru, exceeded our expectations, everything was very well planned from start to finish and the person behind all this is Mr. Alberto, the Manager and Coordinator of this company. Alberto sent with us Roberto as our guide and Paulino as our cook and of course 12 Porters who accompanied us during these 4 days. Roberto our guide is very experienced on this route, he even knew the guards and other guides from other companies and we saw the respect and admiration they had for him. We learned a lot with him, about the culture, history, ecosystems and above all about MachuPicchu, if you book with this company, don't forget to ask for Roberto as your guide, you won't regret it. Paulino in the kitchen was another of the people that I could not fail to mention, simply wonderful at his job, the food was very delicious, fresh and abundant, thanks to him we never felt hungry, bravo Paulino. Finally, thank everyone at Local Trekkers Peru, (Alberto, Roberto, Paulino and Porters) for making our Inca trail the perfect mix of fun and learning.

I had heard about Local Trekkers Peru online from those who had previously went with the company and had spoken highly of them. I am so glad I had chosen to do my 4D/3N Inca trail with Local Trekkers Peru as the level of professionalism is unmatched. After completing the hike, it’s apparent just how much effort goes into the planning, preparation and execution before, during and after the trek. All I had to do was provide my details, and the rest was sorted for me from permits, to all modes of transport, all food and gear, and so much more! A big special mention to the fabulous team who had made a dream of visiting Machu Picchu a reality: Our wonderful guide, Wuil, who explained in the greatest detail the history of Inca’s in Peru and the fantastic landscape as we trekked through it over the four days. His patience, encouragement and positive attitude was a delight. Paulino our chief porter and the entire team of porters who assisted us over the duration of our trek. Always very positive and encouraging despite being the backbone of the trek and literally carrying the weight- these men are superhuman! And our wonderful head chef, Cristobal, who worked tirelessly every day to ensure that not only were we incredibly full for each meal but each and every dish was different from the last- tasted incredible and true Peruvian cuisine. He even managed to bake a chocolate cake in the jungle on the last night. 1000/1000 for Local Trekkers, if I am ever lucky enough to visit for a second time I will choose them over and over again.

What an AMAZING trek experience and accomplishment thanks to Orange Nation Peru!!! We did the 4 day classic Inca Trail bythe end of January and would do it again! From the start, Orange Nation Peru was great at communicating with me and their online site has all the info needed. We met our guide, Julio, at the pre-trek meeting where he briefed us. They picked me up at my hostel the morning of; the bus was nice, spacious, clean. Each day’s hike was intense but BEAUTIFUL and there were multiple breaks to rest, use the restroom, buy things from the locals on the trail, or for Julio to teach us things. When we arrived at our campsites, they were all set up and we even had water bowls to wash up with or soak our feet in. The porters were amazing as they carried our bags, ran the trail, and still had positive attitudes and energy during the down time. All meals on the trip were so so delicious and abundant in food! Our chef, Mario, was incredible and even (somehow) baked me a cake for my birthday!The day of Machu Picchu was wonderful and although there were strikes and changes and we weren’t sure which plan we’d have to take, our guide made sure we had plans and kept us safe and in the loop. We did this trip as a couple but came out of it with a little family. If you’re thinking about doing the hike, DO IT! And make sure you do it through ORANGE Nation Peru

Hiked the trail in 2019 and like all tours there went with a tour group, G Adventures. 4 days, 3 nights. Start at just under 10,000 feet to Dead Woman's pass at 13769 feet. Was unsure whether, at 64, I could sleep well in a tent. No problem, exhausted in a good way each night. Beautiful scenery. Take your time, pace yourself, enjoy!

An amazing experience over 4 days of hiking to the Sun Gate/Macchu Picchu with 3 nights camping. The views are breathtaking including glaciers, Inca ruins, jungle and the clearest starry nights. The hike is tough in places but if you prepare by doing some cardiovascular training and take your time it is definitely achievable for most.

We went on the two-day Inca Trail doing the last section of the trail on day 1, spent the night in Machu Picchu City, and then toured the site on the morning of day 2. there were four of us, three German hikers, and Hymie our guide. The experience was fantastic with Hymie ensuring we paced ourselves on the trail . The reward at the end of the hike was the view from the Sun Gate to Machu Picchu. It is is awesome and the detailed tour the next day confirmed for me how spectacular the place is.

I went with some friends on a trek with this company Terra Quechua Peru. We had the most amazing experience of our lives on the Inca Trail. Our guide was Jerson, funny, efficient, friendly, and handled our group with a lot of quality and experience. Our chef made wonderful meals and was also very helpful and friendly. The trail is challenging and a certain level of fitness will make it much more enjoyable.for me, the highlight was hiking through an incredible variety of contrasting microclimates. Walking through cloud forests, rainforests, deep arid valleys, along river rapids and steep climbs. Waking up to hummingbirds, watching condors along the trail, orchids and air plants growing wild and a llama at every photo spot. Of course, the amazing Inca archaeology, only accessible to those on the Inca Trail, was mind-blowing

I had the privilege of going to Machu Picchu on the Inca Trail for 4 days, accompanied by the professional team of Terra Quechua Peru, an excellent guide, an excellent cook and a group of porters second to none, from start to finish it was a perfect experience, they took great care of us and explained everything. The Inca Trail trek is not only a physical journey, but also a deep connection with history and nature. Each step on the trail reveals the magnificence of the Inca civilisation and the majesty of the Peruvian Andes. It is a transformative experience that leaves lasting impressions in the memory of those who take it.

I had the experience of doing the Inca Trail 4D / 3N with the company Terra Quechua Peru! I want to thank infinitely the guide Robert, he was fantastic, lively, patient and always concerned to provide all the relevant information...I had many doubts and never imagined it could be so difficult. It is a good hike An experience of a lifetime, the trail is amazing, the landscapes are incredible, there are many archaeological sites on the way to Machu Picchu, my favourite was the sun gate (inti punku). I heard someone complaining that it was too crowded, but the truth is, we didn't see many people even walking, and yes, once you get to the city, it's crowded, but it's worth it. A unique memory. Thanks to all the Terra Quechua Peru team.