Salkantay & Inca Trail in 6 Days: More than a journey, it is a door to personal transformation. An expedition designed for those who are looking for something more than a simple trek, touristic journey.
An expedition where every step tells an ancient story, where landscapes merge with legend, and where your spirit of adventure meets merge with legend, and where your adventurous spirit meets the soul of a lost civilization.
Salkantay: The Giant of the Andes emerges as a titan of stone and ice, offering a trekking experience that defies the imagination. Imagine a route where the landscapes transform with each step, taking you from the imposing glaciers that ascend to 4,650 meters of altitude, to the lush tropical jungle in the same journey.
Each kilometer tells a different story, revealing a unique and impressive biodiversity that changes from rocky moors to the densest green forests.
Inca Trail: The Sacred Route intertwines with this journey like a whisper of history. Here, each path is an original trace left by the ancient Incas, a road that crosses unexplored archaeological ruins, where each stone, each curve of the road is a living testimony of an ancient civilization. It is not just a hike, it is a dialogue with the past, a spiritual connection with one of the most fascinating cultures of humanity.
Overview
Day 1: CUSCO – MOLLEPATA (CRUZ PATA) – SORAYPAMPA – SALKANTAY PAMPA
- 5:30 AM Pickup at your Hotel
- Meals: Lunch and Dinner (optional breakfast in Mollepata)
- Estimated hiking KM: 6 hrs.
- Difficulty: Moderate
- Climate: Cold to Moderate
- Elevation gain: +800 m.
- Highest elevation: 4.200 m.
- Sleepover in Salkantay Pampa
DAY 02: SALKANTAY PAMPA – ABRA SALKANTAY – SISAY PAMPA
- Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
- Estimated hiking time: 8 hrs.
- Difficulty: Moderate to Challenging
- Climate: warm and cold with mosquitoes
- Sleepover in Sisay Pampa
DAY 03: SISAY PAMPA – CANAL PANAMA DE INCA – WAYLLABAMBA
- Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
- Estimated hiking time: 5hrs.
- Difficulty: Moderate to Easy
- Climate: Warm
- Sleepover in Wayllabamba
DAY 04: WAYLLABAMBA – WARMIWA-USCA – PACAYMAYU
- Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner
- Estimated hiking time: 6hrs.
- Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
- Climate: warm with mosquitoes
- Sleepover in Pacaymayu
DAY 05: PACAYMAYU – RUNKURAKAY – CHAQUICOCHA – WIÑAYHUAYNA
- Meals: Breakfast
- Estimated hiking time: 2hrs.
- Difficulty: Easy
- Climate: warm
- Sleepover in Wiñayhuayna
DAY 06: WIÑAYHUAYNA – MACHU PICCHU – AGUAS CALIENTES – CUSCO
- Meals: Breakfast
- Estimated hiking time: 2hrs.
- Difficulty: Easy
- Climate: warm
- Transportation back to Cusco
Itinerary
DAY 01: CUSCO – MOLLEPATA (CRUZ PATA) – SORAYPAMPA – SALKANTAY PAMPA
Our exciting trekking route will start early in the morning, departing from the historic city of Cusco at 5:45 am. Initially, we will cross the picturesque village of Mollepata, located at an altitude of 3000 meters above sea level.
Afterwards, we will head towards Cruz Pata, a strategic point located at an altitude of 3400 meters, where we will regroup with the other members of our expedition.
Next, we will undertake a fascinating hike through an impressive Andean valley, surrounded by majestic snow-capped mountains that will provide us with a spectacular landscape. Among the imposing glaciers that will adorn our journey, two colossi stand out: the Nevado Humantay, with a height of 5217 meters, and the impressive Nevado Salkantay, which rises to 6264 meters above sea level.
At the end of our journey, we will set up our camp in Salkantay Pampa, located at an altitude of 3900 meters, where we can rest and enjoy the impressive mountain landscapes.
Important details of the route:
*Transport time: Approximately 4 hours.
*Hiking time: Estimated at 6 hours.
*Weather conditions: Moderate temperature during the day, with a low temperature and cold environment at night.
ADDITIONAL OPTION:
For the most enthusiastic adventurers, we recommend an optional extension to Soray Pampa. This additional route, with an approximate duration of 2 hours, will allow us to visit the spectacular Humantay Lake and see the majestic Humantay Snow-capped mountain up close.
The trail route involves an ascent from Soray Pampa (3900 meters) to reach the altitude of 4220 meters, where the snow-capped mountain is located.
Day 2. Salkantay Pampa – Chiriasqa Inca Pass – Sisay Pampa
After enjoying a comforting breakfast, we will begin our second stage of trekking mid-morning, preparing to face one of the most impressive challenges of our journey through Machu Picchu Park: the ascent to the legendary Chiriasqa Inca Pass.
This highlight of our route is located at an impressive height of 5200 meters above sea level, offering a unique panoramic perspective. From this privileged location, we will delight in a spectacular view of the majestic Salkantay Snow-capped mountain, an imposing peak that rises to 6264 meters, dominating the Andean landscape with its imposing presence.
Afterwards, we will begin a gradual descent towards the picturesque territories of Pampacahuana and Sisay Pampa, located at an altitude of 3700 meters. During our trek, hoke, we will have the opportunity to explore the fascinating vestiges of an ancient Inca canal, thus connecting us with the rich historical heritage of this region.
At the end of our journey, we will set up camp in this charming place, where we will enjoy a well-deserved dinner while contemplating the impressive mountain landscapes that surround us.
IMPORTANT DETAILS OF THE ROUTE:
*Hiking time: Approximately 8 hours of trekking.
*Weather conditions: Moderate temperature during the day, with a drop in temperature and a cold environment at night.
DAY 03: SISAY PAMPA – CANAL PANAMA DE INCA – WAYLLABAMBA
On the third day of our extraordinary expedition, we will begin our journeyearly, at approximately 8:00 in the morning. We will begin a panoramicdescent following the course of the picturesque Pampacahuana River, whose waters will beour faithful companion for several kilometers of our journey.
During this fascinating journey, we will make a strategic stop at the impressive archaeological complex of Incaraqay, also known as Paucarcancha. This important historical site will allow us to explore and admire a series of rectangular constructions, ceremonial plazas and elaborate retaining walls, a testimony to the architectural ingenuity of the Inca civilization.
Continuing our descent, we will finally reach Wayllabamba, a traditional community located at an altitude of 3000 meters above sea level.
This picturesque place will be our resting point and camp for the night, offering a unique natural and cultural environment.
Wayllabamba is not only our final destination for the day, but it will also be the starting point for our next adventure: the emblematic excursion of the Classic Inca Trail, which we will begin at dawn the next day.
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE TRAIL:
*Weather conditions: Moderate temperature during the day, with a cold environment at night. *Walking time: Approximately 5 hours.
DAY 4: CHALLENGE AND OVERCOMING – FROM WAYLLABAMBA TO THE PACAYMAYU VALLEY
At dawn, specifically around 6:00 in the morning, we will begin one of the most challenging and emblematic stages of our journey along the Inca Trail.
After enjoying a nutritious breakfast in Wayllabamba, we will prepare to face a stretch that will test our physical and mental endurance.
Next, we will undertake a steep and demanding climb that will extend over 9 kilometers, representing the most challenging segment of our trail.
During this intense hike, we will witness an impressive landscape transformation, gradually transitioning from mountain landscapes to the arid and majestic high Andean punas.
Our main objective will be to reach the mountain pass known as Warmiwañusqa, whose significant name translates as “Dead Woman’s Pass.”
This culminating point is located at an impressive height of 4,200 meters above sea level, offering a spectacular panoramic perspective that will allow us to see the imposing Veronica Mountain.
To ensure an optimal journey during this challenging journey, we strongly recommend carrying a backpack well stocked with strategic snacks. Sweets, chocolates and coca leaves will be our fundamental allies to keep our sugar level stable and counteract the effects of altitude sickness.
Once we have overcome this challenging mountain pass, we will begin a gradual descent toward the picturesque Pacaymayu Valley, located at 3,500 meters above sea level. After approximately 6 hours of walking, we will set up our camp in this charming place, preparing to regain our strength and enjoy the majesty of the Andean environment.
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ROUTE:
*Walking time: Approximately 6 hours of walking
*Weather conditions: Cold environment with significant thermal variations.
DAY 5: A HISTORICAL JOURNEY BETWEEN RUINS AND LANDSCAPES – FROM PACAYMAYU TO WIÑAYHUAYNA
On the fifth day of our extraordinary expedition, we will immerse ourselves in one of the most fascinating and culturally rich stages of the Inca Trail. After enjoying a comforting breakfast, we will begin a journey that will transport us through archaeological remains and Andean landscapes of incomparable beauty.
Our first stop will be the impressive archaeological site of Runkurakay, an ancient Inca tambo strategically located at 3,800 meters above sea level.
Nestled in a rocky outcrop, this complex will allow us to imagine the life of the Inca travelers who traveled these routes.
Continuing our ascent, we will reach a mountain pass at 3950 meters, from where we will descend towards the enigmatic ruins of Sayacmarca. This extraordinary Inca settlement, whose name suggests “Inaccessible City”, will surprise us with its intricate urban design, composed of a labyrinth of narrow streets, lots, houses, terraces and elaborate hydraulic systems.
Next, our route will take us through an authentic Inca tunnel and a lush forest, until we reach the last mountain pass of our route, located at 3700 meters above sea level. At this point, we will enter the legendary site of Phuyupatamarka, called “The Village on the Clouds”.
Phuyupatamarka will reveal its architectural splendor through circular walls and a still-functional aqueduct system. From this privileged location, we will enjoy a spectacular panoramic view that encompasses the imposing snow-capped peaks and the majestic Urubamba Valley. After this contemplative moment, we will begin a winding descent through a dense bamboo forest.
The highlight of our day will be the arrival at the extraordinary ruins of Wiñay Wayna, an archaeological complex located 2,700 meters above sea level.
Strategically built on a rocky promontory in the middle of a lush forest, this site will offer us incomparable views of the Urubamba Valley.
The Wiñay Wayna complex, whose name means “Eternal Youth”, is characterized by an impressive variety of Inca terraces. A monumental staircase divides the settlement, leading to a ceremonial area of great ritual significance. In this emblematic place we will set up our camp, preparing to live our last night in the depths of the ancient Inca civilization.
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ROUTE:
*Hiking time: Approximately 8 hours of trekking
*Weather conditions: Moderately cold environment during the day, with the presence of mosquitoes in certain areas.
DAY 6: WIÑAYHUAYNA – MACHU PICCHU – AGUAS CALIENTES – CUSCO
We will start early, at 4:30 a.m., with a breakfast that will prepare us for our hike to Inti Punku (Sun Gate;). We will advance along the trail until we reach this impressive viewpoint, from where we will get our first panoramic view of Machu Picchu. In addition, we will have the opportunity to witness the magical sunrise over the citadel.
The final descent to Machu Picchu will take approximately one hour. We will arrive at the citadel (2400 m a.s.l. / 7874 ft) around 8:00 a.m., at which time a 2-hour guided tour will begin. During this tour, we will explore the most emblematic structures and discover the meanings and uses of each one, understanding the historical and cultural importance of this place.
After the tour, we will take a bus to Aguas Calientes village, where you will have free time to visit the famous hot springs. These natural pools are ideal for relaxing and relieving any discomfort after days of hiking.
Finally, we will leave the Aguas Calientes village in the afternoon to return to Cusco.
DAY DETAILS:
*Weather: Warm with presence of mosquitoes.
*Hiking time: Approximately 2 hours.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Departure and arrival times are estimates. Campsites and routes may vary depending on local authority regulations, guide discretion, and group progress.
Included
TOUR INCLUDES
*Briefing time at 6pm at our office or hotel, 1 or 2 days before your departure date (must be confirmed at time of booking).
*Private transportation from hotel to Mollepata (Cruz Pata).
*Bus down from Machu Picchu to Aguas Calientes.
*Train from Aguas Calientes village to Cusco/Ollantaytambo by bus.
*Entrance to Salkantay National Park.
*Entrance to Inca Trail and Machu Picchu.
*Professional bilingual guide (Spanish – English speaking guides).
*Camping equipment (professional two-seater tents / single tents: Doite, Kailas 3 model, extra light/4.5kg, Doite, Himalaya model, extra light/4.5kg and Eureka Tents; mats, dining tent equipped with table and chairs).
*Food during the excursion (breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks/vegetarian option)
*Cook and assistant.
*Rider and mules from Salkantay to Wayllabamba.
*Emergency horse during the hike from Salkantay to Wayllabamba.
*Porters up to 7kg of a client’s personal equipment from Wayllabamba to Machu Picchu.
*First aid kit and oxygen bottle.
TOUR DOES NOT INCLUDE
- Breakfast, first day.
- The last lunch in Aguas Calientes.
- The sleeping bag (if you do not have a sleeping bag, there is the possibility of renting one).
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- All the rates of our Packages to Peru are expressed in US dollars (optional for currency exchange) and are scheduled per person.
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- Children under 02 years and 11 months are considered INF (babies), do not pay any service and do not have the right to food, bed or seat on tours.
- DCC (child) is considered a child from 03 to 10 years and 11 months, has a special rate and shares a room with parents.
- Children over 11 years considered adults.
- Minors must travel with an identity document.
- Rates do not apply to holidays, Easter, long weekends, national holidays, Christmas or New Year.
More Information
What is the Salkantay trek?
The Salkantay trek is a trekking route that takes the visitor to the citadel of Machu Picchu. The total trekking distance is approximately 70 kilometres (5 days trek).
The trek for each day is as follows:
Day 1 (16 kilometres trekking): The tour starts in the city of Cusco. The agency picks you up by car from your hotel together with the other hikers to the village of Mollepata. Then you ascend for approximately 7 hours to the camp of Soraypampa passing by the Huamantay lagoon. There, the tours organize food and a tent for the tourists to rest.
Day 2 (22 km hike): The hike starts after breakfast. The highest point of the trek is the ‘Abra Salcantay’. Then you continue downhill to the village of Chaullay, where the cold weather starts to change to tropical. This day is considered the most difficult.
Day 3 (16 kilometres of trekking): The trek on this day is easy, starting with a descent to the so-called ‘Playa Sahuayaco’. After lunch, the trek restarts to the village of Santa Teresa. In this touristic village, you can enjoy the thermal baths of Cocalmayo. There you spend the night.
Day 4 (16 kilometres of trekking): This day is one of the most enjoyable of the trek. You start with a short walk of a few kilometres to the hydroelectric station. After lunch, the trek continues parallel to the Vilcanota River (and the train track) until you reach the village of Aguas Calientes, at the foot of the Machu Picchu mountain.
Day 5 (bus ascent to Machu Picchu): This day starts very early in the morning with a bus ride to the entrance gate to Machu Picchu. Another option is to walk the 9 kilometres up the mountain. The rest of the day is dedicated to enjoy the Wonder of the World. The return to the city of Cusco is by train and bus.
What does Salkantay – Snowy Salkantay mean?
The Salkantay is a snow-capped mountain whose name translated from Quechua means ‘Wild Mountain’. This peak is known as ‘Apu’ (‘Lord’) because of its majesty and elevation.
Where is Salkantay located?
The ‘Apu’ Salkantay is located in the Cordillera Vilcanota in the southern Andes of Peru. It is the second largest mountain in Cusco, after Ausangate (Mountain of the 7 Colours).
At what altitude is the Salkantay mountain?
The Salkantay mountain reaches 6,271 metres above sea level (m.a.s.l.). The trekking route leading to Machu Picchu has its highest point at the ‘Abra Salcantay’, at 4,650 m.a.s.l.. From there you can see the peak of the snow-capped mountain.
Height of the Salkantay hike
Cusco rises up to 3,400 metres above sea level, which can be a problem for some people, we recommend you to be in Cusco at least 48 hours before starting the trek, during which time you should drink plenty of fluids, avoid alcohol and rest.
The maximum altitude of the Salkantay trek is 4,600m, which is the beautiful Salkantay pass and the minimum altitude of the Salkantay trek is 2,200m at the last camp at Lucmabamba.
The altitude of Salkantay is 6,271 metres above sea level (masl). The highest point is at the ‘Abra Salkantay’, at 4,650 metres above sea level. From there you can see the peak of the snow-capped mountain.
The weather in Salkantay Trek
The weather on the Salkantay Trek is very varied, as it traverses very different terrain at different altitudes. The only place where the weather is a serious concern is the Salkantay Pass and nearby areas.
Temperatures here and at the nearby Soraypampa camp can drop below freezing. The other camps are much warmer due to their proximity to the cloud forest.
October to March is the rainy season. During these months, the days are sunny (19 ℃) and the nights not so cold (4 ℃) but the frequency of rainfall increases considerably.
April to September is the dry season. During these months, the days in Salkantay have a stable climate (18 ℃), but the nights have the lowest temperatures of the year (-10 ℃).
WHEN IS THE BEST TIME TO DO THE SALKANTAY TREK?
The best time to visit Machu Picchu is in the dry season (April to October). During those months, there is less chance of rain, so the roads are in better condition.
In the dry season, however, the days are sunnier and the nights are cooler. According to mountaineering experts, June, July and August; is the best time to do the Salkantay trek.
| High Temperature °F | Low Temperature °F | |
| Jan | 63 °F | 39 °F |
| Feb | 63 °F | 39 °F |
| Mar | 63 °F | 39 °F |
| Apr | 64 °F | 37 °F |
| May | 64 °F | 32 °F |
| Jun | 64 °F | 28 °F |
| Jul | 63 °F | 27 °F |
| Aug | 64 °F | 30 °F |
| Sep | 64 °F | 34 °F |
| Oct | 66 °F | 37 °F |
| Nov | 66 °F | 37 °F |
| Dec | 64 °F | 39 °F |
Tips for the Salkantay trek
- Acclimate one or two days in the city of Cusco before doing the Salkantay trek.
- Avoid alcoholic beverages or foods with a lot of fat. Altitude sickness or soroche in Salkantay and Machu Picchu is one of the greatest difficulties.
- Do a little exercise before the Salkantay trek. You don’t need to be in excellent physical shape, but a little exercise will help.
- No matter what time of the year, wear warm clothes during the Salkantay trek. The nights are especially cold in the first two days.
- Plan even in the smallest detail the Salkantay trek on your own.
Salkantay Trek vs Inca Trail
| Classic Inca Trail | Salkantay Trek | |
| Description: | It is known by the name of the Classic Inca Trail, a trek that starts from the Sacred Valley of the Incas and has as its final destination Machu Picchu. | Is an alternative walk to the Traditional Inca Trail, it consists of reaching Machu Picchu through snowy mountains, abundant vegetation, fauna, lagoons and a high-Andean landscape. |
| Duration: | 4 days / 3 nights | 5 days / 4 nights |
| Total Route: | 43 km – 26.72 miles | 65 km – 40.4 miles |
| Starting point: | Km 82, in Huayllabamba | Challacancha town |
| Itinerary: | 1st day: Cusco – Huayllabamba (6-7 hrs.) 2nd day: Huayllabamba – Pacaymayo (7-8 hrs.) 3rd day: Pacaymayo – Wiñaywayna (7-8 hrs.) 4th day: Wiñaywayna – Machu Picchu (2 hrs.) | 1st day: Cusco – Challacancha,(5-6 hrs.) 2nd day: Soraypampa – Challway, (7-8 hrs.) 3rd day: Challway – Playa Sahuayaco, (5-6 hrs.) 4th day: Llactapata – Aguas Calientes, (7-8 hrs.) 5th day: Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu, (2 hrs.) |
| Difficulty: | Moderate | High |
| Landscape: | From high Andean grasslands to humid tropical forest. | High-Andean, presence of snow-covered areas of potato and corn, valleys, lagoons, cloud forests, waterfalls, hot springs. |
| Flora: | More than 300 species of orchids, shrubs, ichu, straw and typical trees from Inca times. | At first, straw or ichu, crops; then, a characteristic flora of the jungle will appear, as well as coffee, banana, avocado, pineapple and coca leaf crops. |
| Fauna: | Privileged place of endemic species of birds, butterflies, insects. There are also species, such as spectacled bears, vizcachas, lizards, etc. | South American camelids, llamas and guanacos, mainly skunks, vizcachas, in the lakes diversity of aquatic birds, butterflies and fauna of the jungle eyebrow. |
| Climate: | Semi-tropical, hot and humid days, cold nights, rains (from November to April). Minimum 6º C – 11º C (June), Maximum 20º C – 26ºC (June). | Rainy season from November to April, Minimum between 5º C – 11º C (June) in Abra Salkantay, Maximum between 20º C – 26º C (June) in Playa Sahuayaco. |
| Archaeological Attractions: | Patallacta – Pueblo Alto, Warmiñanuska – Dead Woman’s Pass, Runkuracay – Pile of Stones, Sayaqmarca – Dominant Town, Conchamarca – Lodazal, Phuyupatamarca – City on the Clouds, Wiñaywayna – Forever Young, Inti Punku – Puerta del Sol, Inca City of Machu Picchu – Old Mountain. | From Soraypampa to Challway, vestiges of an original Inca Trail. On the fourth day, Llactapata (a resting place) was seen in a Temple located, in front of Machu Picchu. Inca Llacta of Machu Picchu. |
| Entrance Ticket: | Entrance to the Inca Trail route and the Inca City of Machu Picchu. | Entrance to the Sacred City of Machu Picchu. |
| Advantages: | Visit various archaeological centers along the way. Enjoy a varied range of flora and fauna typical of the jungle. Enjoy different climates. It will be a positive and unforgettable experience. Know one of the most visited tourist attractions in Perú. Inca Trail Machu Picchu guarantees the proper execution of your trek. Walk through different ecological floors. | Visit various archaeological centers along the way. Enjoy a varied range of flora and fauna typical of the jungle. Enjoy different climates. It will be a positive and unforgettable experience. Know one of the most visited tourist attractions in Perú. Inca Trail Machu Picchu guarantees the proper execution of your trek. Walk through different ecological floors. |
| Disadvantages: | Income is limited, only 500 people per day. In high season (June – October), tickets are sold out | You need to acclimatize in the City of Cusco, for one or two days before starting the trek. It can give you cold or altitude sickness. |
WHICH ONE TO CHOOSE BETWEEN SALKANTAY TREK VS INCA TRAIL?
Inca Trail:
The fact of traveling this ancient path will make you have one of the most impressive experiences in your life. Due to its beauty, this walk is the preferred one for travelers, having to be requested 5 to 6 months in advance (a permit is required that has limited spaces per day).
The Inca Trail runs through 42 kilometers of jungle and mountains, reaching a maximum height of 4200 meters above sea level and visiting some archaeological complexes such as Patallacta, the Wiñay Wayna ruins and, of course, the Wonder of the World, Machu Picchu. manchu picchu trek
Advantages of the Inca Trail:
- It arrives directly to Machu Picchu by the Camino Real de los Incas something that no other trek does.
- An impressive amount of ancient and spectacular ruins can be seen every day.
- You reach Inti Punku, the famous gate of the sun with an impressive view over Machu Picchu at sunrise.
- We observe amazing landscapes: from high snow-capped mountains to a fertile cloud forest and a magnificent jungle.
- There are good facilities and services in the camps.
- The satisfaction of having made such a famous walk.
Disadvantages of the Inca Trail:
- You must make your reservation approximately 6 months in advance and you must do the trek on the date of your reservation, due to the great reception of hikers, date changes are not allowed. If someone cancels their permission it will not be used. But if you do not reach it, you can take an alternative walk.
- The campgrounds are overcrowded, the facilities packed, and it’s not exactly a good adventure camping experience.
- We find many people around us so it seems like a human highway.
Salkantay:
The Salkantay Walk runs through 70 kilometers of mountains and beautiful landscapes, reaching a maximum height of 4600 meters above sea level and spectacular panoramic views of the mountain range, especially the Salkantay pass or Salkantay pass, we can also observe a geothermal lagoon called Humantay, the imposing snow-capped mountain range of Salkantay, the hot springs of Cocalmayo and finally we arrive at Machu Picchu.
Advantages of the Salkantay Trek:
- You take a natural walk almost to Aguas Calientes.
- Geographically, the Salkantay trek is closer to the traditional Inca Trail.
- Because it is an alternate walk we find small groups of people.
- You do not need to make a reservation in advance, since this walk can be done at any time you want.
- A true wilderness and adventure camp is held.
- You need a much cheaper budget, that is, it is not expensive.
Disadvantages of the Salkantay Trek:
- You will need to spend the night before your visit to Machu Picchu in Aguas Calientes, we recommend that you take the bus to the citadel in the morning of the day of your visit.
- Although archaeological ruins are not seen on this tour, it is possible to connect with nature in a deeper way.
- You need to acclimatize before doing the walk, it could give you cold or altitude sickness.
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We have price alternatives that accommodate all budgets, prices per person, expressed in US Dollars.
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