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This month the rain starts but there are no landslides yet.
Don’t forget to bring rain gear, the days are cloudy and sunny and the nights are not so cold, the weather changes.
Quick facts
- The Inca Trail and MACHUPICCHU will be with few people, it is officially low season.
- Reservations for tours such as the Inca Trail can be made at the last minute, there will always be availability.
- The last days of November will be rainy days.
- The temperature improves, it will be between 14 degrees Celsius to 27 degrees Celsius.
- When you arrive to Machupicchu, do it between 9 am to 2 pm because before or after it will be cloudy.
- Bring a good mosquito repellent.
- The first weeks of November is recommended, little rain.
- Take good trekking shoes for the Inca Trail, in this season the stone steps will be slippery due to the rains.
Why hike Inca Trail in November?
- There are few people for the classic photos in strategic places.
- Despite starting the rainy season is good season to visit the Inca Trail and Machupicchu.
- No more queues in the buses and access to the Inca Trail.
- Magical and mysterious places, this is how the misty misty mountains look like.
Why NOT hike the Inca Trail in November?
- November is when mosquitoes increase in numbers.
- There are cloudy days and to take pictures you will have to wait.
- The weather is difficult to predict, it can be sunny and suddenly it rains,
- You should wear rain gear and quick-drying clothes.
Recommendations
November is a good time to hike the Inca Trail because the weather is generally dry and mild, with temperatures ranging from the low 50s to the low 70s Fahrenheit. Here are a few recommendations for hiking the Inca Trail in November:
- Pack layers: The weather can change quickly in the mountains, so it’s a good idea to bring layers that you can easily add or remove as needed.
- Wear sturdy, comfortable shoes: You will be walking for several hours each day, so it’s important to wear shoes that will support your feet and keep you comfortable.
- Bring plenty of water: It’s important to stay hydrated during the hike, so make sure to bring enough water to last the entire day.
- Protect yourself from the sun: Sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses will all be helpful in protecting you from the sun’s rays.
- Book your tour in advance: The Inca Trail is a popular destination, and tours can fill up quickly, especially during peak season. It’s a good idea to book your tour well in advance to ensure that you get a spot.
- Be prepared for physical activity: The Inca Trail is a challenging hike, so it’s important to be in good physical shape and to train beforehand if possible.
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