WHAT IS PROHIBITED IN THE INCA TRAIL TREK TO MACHU PICCHU?
The Inca Trail is part of the Machu Picchu Sanctuary, a protected area of 32,592 hectares, managed by the National Institute of Natural Resources, INRENA. Every visitor must obey park regulations prohibiting littering, cutting or damaging trees, removing or damaging stones of ruins and the Trail, removing plants, killing animals, lighting open fires or camping in the archeological sites (Only authorized campsites can be used). 29: THERE ARE AVAILABLE SHOWERS ALONG THE INCA TRAIL TREK TO MACHU PICHU? There are only cold showers in each camp site between the first and third day. Only on the third night at Wiñay Wayna is available hot shower with extra $2.50 USD per person.
The Inca Trail is part of the Machu Picchu Sanctuary, a protected area of 32,592 hectares, managed by the National Institute of Natural Resources, INRENA. Every visitor must obey park regulations prohibiting littering, cutting or damaging trees, removing or damaging stones of ruins and the Trail, removing plants, killing animals, lighting open fires or camping in the archeological sites (Only authorized campsites can be used).
