Hola, estuve en Septiembre de 2007, en cusco, recorrí Salkantay, Valle Sagrado, MAchu Picchu y Cusco, allí conocí casi de casualidad la Bryan, guía de Inla Challenge Perú. Luego volvi a perú en Marzo de 2011 y volví a encontrarme con él. Su atención es muy recomendable, y de total confianza. No solo es muy atento sino también tiene un gran conocimiento de los lugares y la cultura. Admiro su respeto por la tierra y el ser humano. Si quieren info de algún lugar o fotos pueden comunicarse conmigo via email encarretanomas@hotmail.com o el mismo email en facebook. Saludos!!! Rodrigo (ARgentina)

Thank you for your input. Since I couldn't get reliable info about the company Inka Challenge Peru, I booked with another company. I have also been advised that they may not be a legitimate company. Hope someone else has more luck with finding out more about them than I did.

I put a translator on my computer to make it easier. if you can contactate with Bryan in Cusco, only to meet it and can also give you some good advice, not only about places but also about hostels. For me it is always good to have someone who can guide me in another country. If you're going to Cusco, I recommend you visit Raqchi, Maras, Moray. Then Pisac and Ollantaytambo are beautiful to stay at least overnight. If you have time and can get to Machu Picchu Salkantay through is very hard but the Walk. I hope I've helped a little. regards

I treked with Pachamama last September....they are THE BEST!! Everything was perfect I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them.

I've been guided by Bryan Wilbert Quispe, owner of Inka Challenge, and he is a very pleasant knowledgeable responsible guide.

We did a more challenging trek around Mt. Ausangate delivering warm clothing to remote communities.

I highly recommend him.

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Following a stunning 15 day hiking trip in the Cordillera Huayhuash with Peruvian Andes Adventures, we spent four days visiting the Cuzco area and Macchu Picchu with Inka Challenge Peru. I would 100% recommend this company. From the moment we arrived at the airport in Cuzco until the moment we departed, everything was perfect and very professional. Bryan was a wonderful guide, absolutely passionate and extremely knowledgeable, as well as environmentally and socially conscious, and speaks very good English. He arranged all of our hotels, transport, tickets, etc beforehand (especially necessary if you want to climb Wayna Picchu). What was also really great is that Bryan arranges the schedule to miss all of the tourist buses, so most of the sites are very quiet for your visit. Mario, the guide that he arranged for MP, teaches at the university and was also superb, kept us well away from other visitors for most of the visit, and was fascinating with the information that he shared. If you have limited time in this special area and dont want to waste it wandering about in a large, noisy group behind a flag on a stick, then I would recommend Inka Challenge Peru for a personalised, friendly and very efficiently arranged trip.

We had Bryan Wilbert Quispe H, as our guide in Macchu Picchu on May 3rd 2013.Bryan is very pleasant,informative and well organized guide.

He replaced another guide that we met the night before in Cuzco at our hotel.First guide could not make it so Bryan substituted for him.We met him in Aquas Calientes when we got off the train.

We were with him about 4-5 hours for $100. US.

We wold give him 5* for his service.He speaks & understands English well.

Lorraine & Louis Pitte, Hinton,Alberta,Canada