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Experience the Premium 4-Day Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu, combining thrilling Andean adventure, breathtaking landscapes, and exceptional comfort. Trek through majestic mountains, turquoise glacial lakes, cloud forests, and traditional Andean scenery along the spectacular Salkantay route.
Relax each evening in our exclusive Sky Lodge Domes, featuring private accommodation and panoramic mountain views. This unforgettable journey is perfect for travelers seeking the ideal balance of adventure, luxury glamping, and authentic experiences in Peru.
Challenging
Caminata, Camping, Culture y Aventura
Altitud máxima: 4,630 m / 15,190 pies – Abra Salkantay.
02ppl Min Average 06ppl - 08ppl Max
The Premium Salkantay Trek Glamping 4 Days offers a truly exceptional adventure through some of the most spectacular landscapes in the Peruvian Andes. Throughout the journey, travelers cross dramatic mountain scenery, descend into lush tropical valleys, and experience environments so striking they feel almost cinematic. This route is considered more demanding than many traditional treks, yet every step is rewarded with extraordinary views, meaningful discovery, and a strong sense of personal achievement. To elevate the experience, each night is spent in comfortable Sky Lodge domes located in Soraypampa and Chaullay, providing a unique combination of adventure and comfort.
The journey begins on the first day with a gradual introduction to the trail, passing through expansive highland fields surrounded by majestic snow-capped peaks. The scenery sets the tone for the adventure ahead, offering impressive views while allowing time to adapt to the altitude and terrain.
On the second day, trekkers face the most challenging yet rewarding stage: the ascent to Salkantay Pass. At higher elevations, the thinner air and steady climb test endurance and determination. However, reaching the summit is an unforgettable achievement. Surrounded by towering mountains and breathtaking panoramas, the effort required to reach this point transforms into a powerful sense of accomplishment and awe.
The third day introduces a remarkable change in scenery as the trail descends into warmer and greener landscapes. The rugged mountain terrain gradually gives way to dense vegetation, flowing rivers, and the vibrant atmosphere of the cloud forest. This transition creates a refreshing contrast to the high-altitude environment and offers a new perspective on the region’s remarkable ecological diversity.
By the fourth day, anticipation builds as the journey approaches its final highlight: the majestic Machu Picchu. After days of trekking through diverse landscapes, arriving at this ancient Wonder of the World is a truly memorable moment. The sight of its timeless stone structures set against dramatic mountain backdrops makes every challenge along the way worthwhile.
The Salkantay Trek is more than a path to Machu Picchu—it is a journey of transformation. Each stage reveals new scenery, fresh perspectives, and unforgettable moments, making this one of the most rewarding trekking experiences in Peru.
One of the most memorable highlights of the Salkantay Trek is the opportunity to stay in our exclusive Glamping Sky Lodge Domes at Soraypampa and Chaullay. These eco-friendly and thoughtfully designed accommodations combine the beauty of the natural surroundings with the comfort of boutique-style lodging. After a rewarding day on the trail, the domes provide an ideal space to relax, recharge, and fully enjoy the Andean environment.
Each Sky Lodge dome is carefully equipped to ensure comfort and convenience throughout your journey, featuring:
Private bathroom and hot shower, providing comfort and privacy after each day of trekking.
Hotel-quality mattresses and cozy bedding, ensuring restful sleep even at high altitude.
Panoramic windows, offering spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and brilliant night skies.
At Soraypampa, the highest and coldest campsite along the route, the domes are additionally equipped with wood-burning heaters, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere during cool mountain evenings.
Staying in these Sky Lodge Domes transforms the trekking experience into more than just an outdoor adventure—it becomes a unique blend of nature, comfort, and refined hospitality.
Soraypampa (3,900 m / 12,795 ft)
The starting point and first campsite of the trek, surrounded by breathtaking views of the Salkantay Mountain and Humantay Mountain. From here, trekkers may enjoy an optional hike to the stunning Humantay Lake, famous for its striking turquoise waters.
Salkantay Pass (4,630 m / 15,190 ft)
The highest point of the trek, offering impressive panoramic views of surrounding snow-capped peaks and the sacred Salkantay Mountain.
Chaullay (2,900 m / 9,514 ft)
The second campsite, marking the transition from the high Andes into the warmer high jungle zone, where vegetation becomes increasingly lush and diverse.
La Playa (2,000 m / 6,561 ft)
Located in the cloud forest region, this area is known for coffee plantations, waterfalls, and a rich variety of tropical flora and fauna.
Aguas Calientes (2,040 m / 6,693 ft)
The gateway town to Machu Picchu, where travelers spend the night before visiting the citadel.
Machu Picchu
The final destination and highlight of the journey, explored with a guided tour through its remarkable architectural and historical landmarks.
Tour Overview
Total Hiking Distance: Approximately 74 kilometers (46 miles)
Tour Type: Alternative trek to Machu Picchu, combining mountain adventure, ecological diversity, and cultural discovery
Important Information
Unlike the Inca Trail, the Salkantay Trek does not require permits, making it a more flexible and less crowded alternative. Campsite locations may vary depending on weather conditions and group pace, ensuring safety and the best possible trekking experience.
Access to Machu Picchu is arranged via Aguas Calientes, and guided visits typically follow Circuit 3, in accordance with current regulations established by the Peruvian government. Visitors are encouraged to capture their panoramic photographs from the designated viewpoints before entering the lower circuit.
Please note that group departures may include travelers with varying levels of hiking experience. Our professional guides are trained to support all participants, providing assistance, safety oversight, and valuable cultural insights throughout the journey. For travelers seeking a more personalized experience, private group options are available upon request.
Premium Glamping Experience – Sky Lodge Domes
Enjoy restful nights in comfort and style at Soraypampa and Chaullay in our exclusive Sky Lodge domes. These thoughtfully designed accommodations blend the excitement of outdoor adventure with the comforts of quality bedding, panoramic mountain views, and a refined glamping atmosphere that enhances the overall trekking experience.
Majestic Salkantay Peak (6,271 m / 20,574 ft)
Begin your journey surrounded by the impressive presence of the snow-capped Salkantay Mountain, one of the most prominent peaks in the Andes. Its towering glaciers and dramatic landscapes create a powerful and inspiring start to the adventure.
High-Altitude Achievement – Salkantay Pass (4,630 m / 15,190 ft)
Reach the highest point of the trek at Salkantay Pass, where sweeping views of surrounding mountains and valleys reward your effort. Crossing this pass represents both a physical milestone and a memorable accomplishment.
Remarkable Ecological Diversity
Experience a wide range of natural environments as you travel from rugged alpine terrain to lush cloud forests and subtropical landscapes. Each day introduces new scenery, unique vegetation, and diverse wildlife.
Scenic Valleys and Mountain Rivers
Follow picturesque routes along striking valleys and flowing rivers such as the Salkantay River and Urubamba River, where waterfalls, cliffs, and vibrant plant life enhance the beauty of the journey.
Authentic Andean Communities
Pass through traditional highland villages and gain insight into local ways of life. These encounters offer valuable cultural perspectives and an opportunity to learn about regional customs and traditions.
Lush Cloud Forest Landscapes
Descend into the vibrant cloud forest, a region rich in biodiversity and natural beauty. Here, travelers may observe orchids, exotic plants, and diverse wildlife in a peaceful and refreshing environment.
Optional Visit to Santa Teresa Hot Springs
Relax and recover in the natural thermal baths of Santa Teresa Hot Springs, an ideal way to soothe tired muscles after days of trekking.
Arrival at Machu Picchu
Conclude the adventure with a memorable visit to the iconic Machu Picchu. Explore its ancient stone structures, admire the brilliance of Inca engineering, and witness one of the most remarkable archaeological sites in the world.
A Distinguished Alternative to the Inca Trail
The Salkantay Trek offers a less crowded yet equally impressive route to Machu Picchu, combining adventure, breathtaking landscapes, and cultural immersion without the permit restrictions associated with the Inca Trail.
Rich Cultural Encounters
Enhance your experience through meaningful cultural interactions, regional cuisine, and stories shared by knowledgeable local guides who offer valuable insight into the traditions and history of the Andes.
Your Premium Salkantay Trek begins early in the morning with a private pickup from your hotel in Cusco between 4:00 AM and 4:30 AM. From the city, we travel through the scenic Andean countryside toward Challacancha, passing through the towns of Anta and Mollepata. Along the way, enjoy spectacular views of the snow-capped Salkantay and Humantay Mountains, two sacred peaks deeply connected to Andean culture and spirituality.
After approximately two hours of driving, we stop in Mollepata for a short break, where you can use the restroom, explore local shops, and enjoy an optional breakfast. We then continue toward Challacancha, the starting point of our trek, where you will meet our trekking team and prepare for the adventure ahead.
Around 9:30 AM, we begin hiking toward Soraypampa, following a beautiful trail through high-Andean valleys and mountain landscapes. Along the route, you will see traditional irrigation channels still used by local farming communities and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding peaks. After approximately 3 hours of hiking, covering about 7 km (4.3 miles), we arrive at Soraypampa, where a freshly prepared lunch awaits you.
After lunch and a short rest, we continue with one of the most spectacular highlights of the day: the hike to Humantay Lake, located at approximately 4,200 m (13,779 ft) above sea level. Famous for its striking turquoise waters and glacier-fed origins, Humantay Lake is surrounded by dramatic mountain scenery and offers unforgettable views of the Andean landscape.
After exploring the lake and taking time to enjoy its natural beauty, we return to Soraypampa, where you will spend the night in our exclusive Sky Lodge Dome. Designed to combine adventure with premium comfort, your private dome offers a unique opportunity to sleep surrounded by the spectacular Andes, with panoramic mountain views and a peaceful atmosphere far from the city.
As the afternoon turns to evening, relax at the camp and admire the changing colors of the mountains during sunset. After dinner, step outside your dome and experience the extraordinary Andean night sky, where clear conditions often reveal countless stars above the surrounding peaks.
This first day combines spectacular landscapes, cultural encounters, an unforgettable visit to Humantay Lake, and the unique experience of sleeping in a premium Sky Lodge Dome at Soraypampa.
The second day begins early with breakfast served at approximately 5:30 AM, preparing you for one of the most challenging and rewarding stages of the Premium Salkantay Trek. After breakfast, we set out toward the highest point of the route, the Salkantay Pass, following a steady uphill trail through spectacular high-altitude landscapes.
The ascent covers approximately 7 km (4.3 miles) and takes around 3 hours, depending on the pace of the group and trail conditions. Although this section is physically demanding, reaching the summit is an unforgettable achievement. At the Salkantay Pass, you will be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of deep valleys, rugged mountains, and the imposing Salkantay Mountain, one of the most sacred and revered peaks in the Andes.
After taking time to rest, capture photographs, and appreciate the extraordinary scenery, we begin our descent toward lower elevations. Along the way, we will stop at a scenic location to enjoy a freshly prepared lunch and take a well-deserved break before continuing the afternoon hike.
As we descend, the landscape changes dramatically. The rugged alpine environment gradually gives way to warmer and more humid conditions as we enter the cloud forest, part of the vast Amazon basin. The scenery becomes increasingly lush, with dense vegetation, colorful plants, waterfalls, and the possibility of spotting local wildlife along the trail.
By late afternoon, we arrive at Chaullay, where you will spend the night in our exclusive Sky Lodge Dome. After a demanding day of trekking, relax in the comfort of your private dome and enjoy the peaceful surroundings of the Andean cloud forest. This unique glamping experience allows you to reconnect with nature while enjoying comfortable accommodation, making it the perfect place to rest and recharge for the next stage of your journey.
In the evening, enjoy dinner surrounded by the tranquil atmosphere of the mountains before relaxing in your Sky Lodge Dome in Chaullay.
After breakfast, we begin the third day with a scenic trek from Chaullay, continuing deeper into the lush landscapes of the Santa Teresa Valley. As we descend into the warmer and more tropical environment, the scenery transforms dramatically, revealing verdant valleys, cascading waterfalls, rushing rivers, and fertile agricultural lands.
The trail takes us through an area renowned for its agricultural production. Along the way, you will encounter plantations of coffee, avocados, bananas, passion fruit, and other tropical crops that thrive in the region’s warm climate. This approximately 5-hour trek offers a wonderful opportunity to appreciate the biodiversity of the area while learning about the agricultural traditions and daily life of local communities.
After completing the morning hike, we will enjoy a freshly prepared lunch and take some time to rest before continuing our journey by vehicle toward Hidroelectrica, the final road-accessible point on this section of the route.
From Hidroelectrica, the adventure continues on foot with a scenic 2½–3-hour walk along the railway tracks, following the Vilcanota River toward Aguas Calientes, the charming gateway town to Machu Picchu. Surrounded by lush mountains and tropical vegetation, this peaceful section of the journey offers a memorable introduction to the natural beauty surrounding Machu Picchu.
Upon arrival in Aguas Calientes, you will check into your comfortable hotel and have time to relax and refresh after the day’s trek. In the evening, we will enjoy dinner at a local restaurant, followed by an important briefing from your guide about the following day’s visit to Machu Picchu. Your guide will provide essential information about the schedule, entrance, transportation, and recommendations to help you make the most of your visit to this iconic Inca citadel.
After dinner, enjoy a restful evening in Aguas Calientes and prepare for the unforgettable experience awaiting you the following morning.
Today marks the highly anticipated finale of your Premium 4-Day Salkantay Trek with a visit to the legendary Machu Picchu, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
After an early breakfast at your hotel in Aguas Calientes, we will begin our journey toward Machu Picchu between 4:30 AM and 5:00 AM. You will have the option to hike from Aguas Calientes to the Machu Picchu entrance, following a scenic uphill trail through the surrounding cloud forest. This early walk takes approximately 1½–2 hours, depending on your pace, and allows you to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the morning.
Alternatively, travelers who prefer a more comfortable option can take the optional shuttle bus from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu. The bus takes approximately 30 minutes and is available at an additional cost.
Machu Picchu Visit
Your entrance time and the amount of time available inside Machu Picchu will depend on the circuit and entrance schedule assigned to you, as well as ticket availability at the time of booking. Therefore, the exact visiting time and circuit may vary and will be confirmed once your entrance tickets have been secured.
Once inside the citadel, you will enjoy a guided visit with your professional guide. The duration and route of the guided tour depend on the circuit assigned to your entrance ticket. During the visit, you will discover some of the most important sectors of Machu Picchu and learn about the remarkable architecture, engineering, history, and cultural significance of the Inca civilization.
Depending on your assigned circuit and ticket, you may also have the opportunity to explore additional areas of Machu Picchu. Travelers who have purchased the appropriate additional permits may visit Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain, subject to availability and the conditions of their entrance tickets.
After completing your visit, we will return to Aguas Calientes, where you will have time to enjoy lunch, relax, or explore the town before boarding your scheduled train to Ollantaytambo. Train departure times are subject to availability and will be confirmed in advance.
Upon arrival in Ollantaytambo, our private transportation will be waiting to take you back to Cusco. After approximately two hours of travel, you will arrive at your hotel, bringing your unforgettable Premium Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu to a memorable conclusion.
The following services and expenses are not included in the Premium 4-Day Salkantay Trek package. Some are optional and can be paid for directly during the trek. Most of these services are provided by local communities and independent operators along the route, so prices and availability may vary.
We provide this information in advance to help you plan your trip comfortably and avoid unexpected expenses during the trek.
Additional Fees and Optional Services
Drinking Water and Personal Expenses
Communication and Internet
Showers and Restrooms
Tips and Gratuities
Travel Insurance
Important Information
SALKANTAY PREMIUM TREK – Return by Train
Adult: US$680 per person
Student: US$660 per person
Valid university student ID required. Students must be under 24 years old.
Child: US$660 per person
For travelers aged 8–17 years.
Return Train to Cusco
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The 4-Day Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu is one of the most spectacular trekking experiences in Peru. This challenging adventure takes you from the high Andes and the turquoise waters of Humantay Lake, across the impressive Salkantay Pass, and down through lush cloud forests and tropical valleys before reaching the legendary Machu Picchu.
Each day offers a dramatic change of scenery, from snow-capped mountains and high-altitude landscapes to waterfalls, coffee plantations, tropical vegetation, and the beautiful Vilcanota Valley. This trek is ideal for travelers looking for more than a traditional trip to Machu Picchu and who want to combine adventure, nature, culture, and Premium Glamping along the way.
With our Premium 4-Day Salkantay Trek, you will spend two nights in exclusive Sky Lodge Domes at Soraypampa and Chaullay, followed by a comfortable hotel stay in Aguas Calientes before your visit to Machu Picchu.
There are several options for exploring the Salkantay route, but choosing a well-organized tour is essential for a safe and enjoyable experience.
Our Premium 4-Day Salkantay Trek combines professional local guides, carefully planned logistics, comfortable accommodation, and spectacular natural landscapes. The itinerary includes highlights such as Humantay Lake, Salkantay Pass, the cloud forest, tropical valleys, Hidroelectrica, and Machu Picchu.
The Premium Glamping experience allows you to enjoy the adventure of trekking while staying in comfortable Sky Lodge Domes, making this an excellent alternative for travelers who want greater comfort without sacrificing the authentic Salkantay experience.
Weather conditions can change significantly throughout the 4-Day Salkantay Trek because the route crosses several different ecological zones.
At higher elevations, particularly around Salkantay Pass, temperatures can be very cold, windy, and unpredictable. As the trail descends toward the cloud forest and Santa Teresa Valley, the climate becomes progressively warmer and more humid.
You may experience sunshine, cold temperatures, wind, rain, and changing weather conditions during the same day. Rain is possible throughout the year, particularly in the lower and tropical sections of the route.
We recommend bringing appropriate clothing for different conditions, including warm layers, waterproof clothing, trekking shoes, sun protection, and a warm sleeping bag.
Proper preparation is important because the Salkantay Trek is a challenging high-altitude trek.
We strongly recommend spending at least 2–3 days in Cusco or another high-altitude destination before beginning the trek to allow your body to acclimatize.
Stay well hydrated, eat properly, get enough rest, and avoid strenuous activities during your first days at altitude. During the trek, maintain a comfortable pace and listen to your body.
Regular walking, hiking, cardio exercises, and stair training before your trip can also help improve your endurance and prepare you for the long ascents and descents along the route.
The 4-Day Salkantay Trek is considered a challenging trek, mainly because of the high altitude, long hiking days, and significant elevation changes.
The most demanding section is the ascent to Salkantay Pass at approximately 4,630 m (15,190 ft). After crossing the pass, the trail descends into warmer and more humid environments.
The trek requires a good level of physical fitness. Travelers with pre-existing medical conditions, particularly heart or respiratory conditions, should consult their doctor before undertaking a high-altitude trek.
Our professional guides monitor the group throughout the journey and can provide assistance when necessary.
Your Machu Picchu entrance ticket is included in our Premium 4-Day Salkantay Trek package.
Machu Picchu tickets are subject to availability, and the entrance time and circuit are assigned according to the tickets available for your travel date. For this reason, we recommend booking your trek as early as possible, particularly during the high season.
Your return train from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo will be scheduled according to your Machu Picchu entrance time and assigned circuit, allowing sufficient time to complete your visit before departing for Ollantaytambo.
The 4-Day Salkantay Trek crosses several distinct altitude zones, making the dramatic change in landscapes one of the most memorable aspects of the journey.
The dramatic transition from the high Andes to the cloud forest and tropical valleys is one of the defining features of the Salkantay Trek. Although the elevation changes can be physically demanding, they also create an incredible variety of landscapes and ecosystems throughout the journey.
The Premium 4-Day Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu is designed for travelers who want to experience one of Peru’s most spectacular trekking routes while enjoying an elevated level of comfort.
From the turquoise waters of Humantay Lake and the imposing Salkantay Mountain to the tropical valleys, cloud forests, and finally the ancient citadel of Machu Picchu, every stage of the journey offers something unforgettable.
With exclusive Sky Lodge Domes, professional local guides, carefully planned logistics, and personalized service, this is more than a trek—it is an immersive journey through the heart of the Peruvian Andes.
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The 4-Day Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu is a challenging trekking adventure through the Peruvian Andes. The route includes Humantay Lake, Salkantay Pass, cloud forests, tropical valleys, Hidroelectrica, and Machu Picchu, combining spectacular landscapes, cultural experiences, and Premium Glamping accommodation.
Yes. The trek is considered challenging due to the high altitude, long hiking days, steep ascents, and significant elevation changes. The most demanding section is the ascent to Salkantay Pass at approximately 4,630 m (15,190 ft).
The total hiking distance is approximately 55–60 km (34–37 miles), depending on the exact route, activities, and circuit used during the Machu Picchu visit.
The highest point is Salkantay Pass, located at approximately 4,630 m (15,190 ft) above sea level. This is the highest and most physically demanding point of the trek.
Yes. We strongly recommend spending at least 2–3 days in Cusco or another high-altitude destination before starting the trek. Proper acclimatization can help your body adjust to the altitude and make the experience more comfortable.
The best time is generally during the dry season from April to October, when there is usually less rainfall and better trekking conditions. The trek can also be completed during the rainy season, although travelers should be prepared for changing weather and possible rain.
7. Where will I sleep during the 4-Day Salkantay Trek?
You will enjoy a Premium Glamping experience during the trek. Accommodation includes:
The Sky Lodge Domes provide a unique combination of nature, adventure, and comfort.
Yes. Our Premium Sky Lodge Domes are designed to provide a higher level of comfort than traditional camping. Depending on the campsite, they feature private bathrooms, hot showers, comfortable beds, quality bedding, and panoramic mountain views.
Yes. Humantay Lake is one of the main highlights of Day 1 and is included in the itinerary. The lake sits at approximately 4,200 m (13,779 ft) and is famous for its spectacular turquoise waters surrounded by snow-capped mountains.
The local entrance fee to Humantay Lake is not included in the tour price. This fee is paid directly at the local checkpoint and may change according to current municipal regulations.
Yes. The Machu Picchu entrance ticket and professional guided tour are included in the Premium 4-Day Salkantay Trek package. The specific entrance time and circuit depend on ticket availability for your travel date.
The Machu Picchu circuit is assigned according to the entrance tickets available for your travel date. The circuit determines the route you will follow inside the citadel and the amount of time available for your visit. Your exact circuit and entrance time will be confirmed once your tickets are secured.
On Day 4, we normally begin our journey from Aguas Calientes between 4:30 AM and 5:00 AM. You can hike to Machu Picchu or choose the optional shuttle bus.
However, your exact Machu Picchu entrance time depends on the circuit and ticket availability. Therefore, the final schedule will be organized according to your assigned entrance.
Yes. Travelers can choose between hiking from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu or taking the optional shuttle bus.
The hike takes approximately 1½–2 hours, while the bus takes approximately 30 minutes. The bus ticket is not included and must be purchased separately.
Yes. The return train from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo is included in the Premium 4-Day Salkantay Trek package.
The train departure time will be selected according to your Machu Picchu entrance time and assigned circuit, as well as train availability. The exact schedule will be confirmed once your Machu Picchu and train tickets are secured.
The walk from Hidroelectrica to Aguas Calientes takes approximately 2½–3 hours. The route follows the railway tracks alongside the Vilcanota River and offers beautiful views of the surrounding tropical mountains and vegetation.
Meals are included according to the itinerary, including breakfasts, lunches, and dinners during the trekking days, as well as snacks and afternoon tea where specified.
We can accommodate vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and other dietary requirements when requested in advance.
You only need to carry your personal daypack with essentials such as water, sunscreen, a rain jacket, snacks, and personal items.
A duffel bag of up to 6 kg can be transported by our support team between designated campsites, allowing you to trek with a lighter backpack.
We recommend bringing:
Because the trek passes through different climates, it is important to pack clothing suitable for cold high-altitude conditions as well as warm and humid tropical environments.
20. Why choose the Premium 4-Day Salkantay Trek with INCAS EXPEDITIONS?
The Premium 4-Day Salkantay Trek with INCAS EXPEDITIONS combines adventure with comfort and personalized service. You will experience the spectacular Salkantay route while staying in exclusive Sky Lodge Domes, traveling with professional local guides, enjoying freshly prepared meals, and receiving support from an experienced trekking team.
Our local knowledge, small-group service, carefully planned logistics, and Premium Glamping accommodation allow you to experience the Salkantay Trek in a more comfortable and memorable way.
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