Huchuy Qosqo Trek goes in the Peruvian Andes. In the outlying area of the popular Sacred Valley in Cusco. So in most of the trekking trailsgoing through the mountains, the weather conditions are similar to Cusco region. marked in two big seasons:
A dry season that runs from May through to November, and a wet season which starts in December and runs through to April. So the ideal time for a Huchuy Qosqo trek is during the dry season (May- November). However you can trek to Huchuy Qosqo all-year-round. But we suggest you avoiding January to March which are the main rainy months. The shoulder months of April and November are pleasant. Although there is a higher probability of encountering rain.
Temperatures
Around Huchuy Qosqo temperatures are relatively consistent year-round. The days are warm (in the high 20s Celsius), at night and early mornings are cold (low digits and below zero Celsius in winter time). Warm trekking clothing will be necessary to bring.
Micro-climates dominate in the Andes. which means weather conditions can change quickly and rain is possible all year round. Do bring a good rain gear, like a poncho, even in the dry season.
Please note: May through September is the peak trekking season in Cusco. however, as the Huchuy Qosqo trek to Machu Picchu is one of the less popular routes. You are unlikely to encounter many trekkers on the trail. Machu Picchu, on the other hand, will be busy. You should try book your train tickets to Aguas Calientes and entrance tickets to the Citadel as soon as possible (note: these tickets are usually part of the tour package). But travelers also can hike the Huchuy Qosqo trails without Machupicchu. So if this the case you do not have to be worry about booking tickets and you can organize your trek any time. For ani additional information do not hesitate to contact us.
