Announcement: Inca Trail Permit Sales Begin November 4th, 2025

We are thrilled to announce that permits for the Inca Trail for the 2025 trekking season will go on sale starting November 4th, 2024! This is your chance to secure a spot on one of the most iconic hikes in the world, leading you to the breathtaking ruins of Machu Picchu.

Given the limited availability of permits, we encourage all interested trekkers to prepare early. Details on pricing, group sizes, and booking procedures will be available on our website.

Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to explore the rich history and stunning landscapes of the Inca Trail. Mark your calendars for November 4th, and get ready for an unforgettable adventure!

Opening date	Reservation month	Opening hours
November 4th:	January 2025	9:00am
November 5th:	March 2025	9:00am
November 6th:	April 2025	9:00am
November 7th:	May 2025 (1st to 15th)	9:00am
November 8th:	May 2025 (16th to 31st)	9:00am
November 11th:	June 2025	9:00am
November 12th:	July 2025	9:00am
November 13th:	August 2025	9:00am
November 14th:	September 2025	9:00am
November 15th:	October 2025	9:00am
November 18th:	November 2025	9:00am
November 19th:	December 2025	9:00am

For more information, please contact:

info@salkantaytrek.org

+51 970 506 205

Best regards from Cusco,

Inka Trail Expeditions Perú

Royal Inca Trail to Machu Picchu in 4 days

The Royal Inca Trail to Machu Picchu “The Famous Inca Trail” still existed and was re-discovered by Hiram Bingham when he realized his clearing work between 1913 and 1915. The Inca trail was a route of pilgrimage to Machu Picchu used by the Inca (or Emperor / King) in the 15th century. There are different sites between Ollantaytambo Inca City and Machu Picchu Inca City where one can note the variety in architectural resources that give rationality, importance and mysticism to the Royal Road. It did not have a commercial use; there were other, more simple, trails to transport products, llamas and people to Machu Picchu. The purpose of the Inca Trail To Machupícchu was religious and ceremonial, a pilgrimage that included rituals to honour the mountains and peaks of the route, like Veronica Mts or Wakaywilka Mts.

ITINERARY

DAY 1 | Transfer by ITEP Van from Cusco, Maras Salt Mines and then trek to the Sacred Valley of the Inkas, later transfer to Km 82 Piscacucho

Piscacucho - Km 82

• Meals: Lunch, snacks, afternoon tea and dinner.
• Accommodation: Camping facilities.
• Distance: 11kms/6.8 mls (6 hours more or less of hiking)
• Difficulty: Easy/Moderate.
• Walking  Time:    Approximately 6 hours (including picnic lunch en route)
• Walk and Terrain: Walk, , canter, on open roads, some steep ascending trails

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Today begins your adventure of a lifetime, the Classic Inca Trail and the Gem of Maras Salt Mines.  We will pick you up from your hotel in our private van very early in the morning at 5:30am.  Transfer to Maras and a Wonderfull trek to the Sacred Valley along the Salt mines of Maras, a precious gem: The Maras Salt mines.A myriad of salt crusted terraces precariously nestles against the steep mountain sides, while a steady stream of mineral rich water trickles down with a silent gargling that somehow defies time. The ponds, you ought to know, have been in use since the times of the Incas and before. An hour trek to the Sacred Valley of the Inkas, where our van going to wait for a transfer to Piskacucho, which is called kilometer 82, where the Classic Inca Trail begins.  On the way, we stop for breakfast in Ollantaytambo at 6:30-7am to load up on energy for our start of the trail.  (Breakfast is not included).Upon arrival at kilometer 82 at 11:30am, we will have some time to organize ourselves,. At the Inca Trail first control point be ready to show your entrance tickets, passports and (if paying a student rate) your student card.

At the start of the trail (2720m/8923ft) we cross the Vilcanota River and follow its route to the right. The first day is relatively easy, a warm-up along the Inca flat terrain.  There are great views of the Incan Fortress (‘Huillca Raccay’), the vast and incredible Inca site of Llactapata, (officially called ‘Patallacta’), and the beautiful snow-capped peak of ‘W’akay Willca’ (5860m/19225ft) known in books as Veronica. Our first campsite Wayllabamba (3000m/9842ft) in the temperate green valley of the same name. Temperatures at night are around 5ºC depending on the month.
During the day, we will enjoy spectacular views of the snow-capped mountains Veronica, (5,860m/19,337ft), the lush green valley around us and a myriad of flora and fauna.

Map of Inca Trail - First Day

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DAY 2 | Trekking “Wayllabamba to Pacaymayuc/ Runkuraqay”

Inca Trail

• Meals: Breakfast, water, lunch, snacks, afternoon tea and Dinner.
• Accommodation: Camping facilities.
• Distance: 16kms/10mls (9 hours more or less of hiking time)
• Difficulty: Moderate/challenge

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After waking up at 5 to 5:30am and enjoying a hot breakfast, we start a steep ascent towards the highest pass, Abra de Warrmihuañusca or ‘Dead Woman’s Pass’ at 4200m/13779ft.  On this day, you will feel a real sense of achievement upon reaching the top! After a well-deserved rest, we begin the descent to where we stop for lunch, which is located at Pacaymayu (3550m/11646ft).
On our way up to the pass, we will be able to see an array of hummingbirds and a combination of other species of bird life. There will be plenty of time to appreciate the incredible variety of native plants and the ´Polylepis´ or Q’ueuña trees which grow in the astonishing cloud forest located at 3650m/11972ft! After lunch, begins the second two-hour steep climb to Runkuraqay pass (almost 4000m/13,123ft). We arrive at our campsite by 5 pm. Temperatures at this campsite are around 4ºC during the night.

Map of Inca Trail - Second day

DAY 3 | Trekking “Pacaymayuc to Wiñayhuayna”

• Meals: Breakfast, water, lunch, snacks, afternoon tea and dinner.
• Accommodation: Camping facilities and hot showers.
• Distance: 10kms/6.2mls (5 hours more or less of hiking)
• Difficulty: Moderate
   

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This is the most impressive day so far; keep this in mind as you ascend on day three! We wake up for breakfast at 6am and start the day with a gentle climb to visit the archaeological site of ‘Phuyupatamarca’ (meaning ‘Town in the Clouds’).  Here we reach the third highest point on the Inca trail (3680m/). The views of the mountains, canyons and surrounding areas are spectacular!. The Inca site of ‘Phuyupatamarca’, is located a few minutes’ walk from the third pass.  After visiting this site, we continue walking down 3000 stairs through the cloud forest to the impressive agricultural Incan site of ‘Intipata. After taking some time to visit this site, we continue until we arrive at our third campsite Wiñay Wayna. (2680m/8792ft). Today, we will only walk about 4 to 5 hours.  We arrive at camp by lunchtime!  Temperatures during the night are about 12º C. A short walk from our campsite is the famous Incan site of ‘Wiñay Wayna’ (‘Forever Young’). Even if you are feeling tired after your day’s trek, it´s a moment you cannot miss, the most impressive site on the Inca trail.

Map of Inca Trail - Third day

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DAY 4 | Trekking “Wiñayhuayna – IntiPunku & Machupicchu guided Tour”

Machu Picchu

• Meals: Breakfast
• Distance: 6kms / 3.7mls
• Difficulty: Easy

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At around 4:00am it´s time to wake up, have breakfast and start day 4 on the Inca trail to get to Machu Picchu on time. This is the final part of your journey, arriving by 6:00am to reach Inti Punku or The Sun Gate. At that point, the majestic Machu Picchu Citadel is in front of us with its intense beauty – an incredible sight for all to see. The reality of what the Inca people must have encountered on their taxing journey to this expansive temple of Machu Picchu. At this point, we walk downhill towards the Machu Picchu Citadel. (2400m/7872 ft.) After walking 40 minutes, we enter the citadel from the top through the “House of the Guardians”. From there we proceed to the control point where we register and leave our belongings. Your professional guide will direct you throughout the astounding ruins and its main streets. You can wander around the town squares as well as climb the intricately carved stairways made from stone. Machu Picchu is considered as the world’s spiritual center by esoteric wisdom. Once the guided tour is over, you will have free time to explore the site on your own.

You will also have time to indulge in a few of the following activities on your own if you choose (not included in the price)
•    Climb up Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain and appreciate the beauty and magnificence of Machu Picchu from there.
•    Other optional activities in Aguas Calientes include a visit to the new local museum or bathe in the hot springs.

Back to Cusco: You will descend to Aguas Calientes by bus (included) and later board the Expedition train by 4:22pm to the Ollantaytambo Train Station where you will meet our private van and be transferred to your hotel in Cusco arriving around 8:30pm.
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Map of Inca Trail - Fourth day

INCLUDES

• Personalized assistance: A private,  hand-crafted and fully personalized assistance and  itinerary  from start to finish.For an authentic experience, our assistance is personalized, 24 hours a day
• Sustainable tourism encompasses responsible practices for recreation: Conservation of biological and cultural diversity,Sustainable use of ecological resources (should have a minimal impact),Support for local economies through increased local revenue, jobs for local populations, and use of local supplies and services thus helping communities to rise their standards of life.Community empowerment by sharing participation in management local ecotourism activities.Increased environmental and cultural awareness which further encourages the local population to preserve its environment.Minimal environmental tourist industry impact on local resources.
• Transfer from the airport to your hotel (Cusco only): Please send us your flight information.
• Briefing of your Tour: At our office or your Hotel; It will be done the same day of your arrival or day according your request
• Group Size "Private Service": A Private Custom Hiking Tour is your opportunity to hike in perfect company! You pick the place, you tell us what you want, and we put a trip together just for your group. Whether it's a group of friends, associates, or your family, the trip is only open to your group. Choose from our great hiking destinations and get started today!
• Maras "The Inka Salt Mines": Discover Salt Pans of Maras in Maras, Peru: This Peruvian canyon is filled with geometric salt pools that have been being harvested since the Incan empire.
• Classic Inca Trail visit: Only 500 spaces per day according regulations of Ministry of Culture of Peru
• Sun Gate visit: The Sun Gate also called Intipunku in Quechua was once a guardhouse that marked one of the most important entrances to Machu Picchu.
• Machupicchu sunrise "1st on the Santuary": “Sunrise over Machu Picchu” is such an evocative phrase that it's no surprise that so many travelers are seduced by its promise.
• Pick up at your hotel: To begin your Experience from Cusco to Piscacucho (starting the trek)
• Private transport: All ourTransports has Tourism Authorization , and we offer only private transfers
• Train Experience: The train cars are steeped in the designs of Incan culture, making them the perfect way to start your trip in the unbelievable Andean scenery and take incredible panoramic pictures of a journey unlike any other.
• Processing of tourism attraction authorizations: As soon as we receive your details and a deposit, we will purchase your permits (pending availability, check our Inca Trail Availability link). These permits are for a specific date and in your name. They can’t be changed, once confirmed. Only your passport number is allowed to be updated. The permit includes an entrance to Machu Picchu.
• All entrance fees: Admission Tickets to the Classic Inca trail & Machu Picchu Archaeological Complex
• Modern trekking and camping equipment
• Thick Comfortable Foam Mattresses
• Duffle bags: You will receive your duffel bag that will stay with your porters, while you hike. This bag should not exceed 7kg/14 lbs and does need to include your sleeping bag and air mattress.
• Warm water: water for washing purposes
• Regular Table Ware: stainless steel, dinnerware
• Premium Table Ware: Premium porcelain dinnerware sets, crystal glassware, flatware & stylish Porcelain crockery.
• Porter to carry tents, food and cooking equipment: Our Porters (The Inka army) - are the best treated and are currently the best paid of all the porters on the Inca Trail. We provide them with good equipment, uniforms, insurance , good pay and vacations but that's the least that should be done for them (but not always the case with other agencies) and it's the extras we provide that really make the difference.
• Private porter to carry personal stuff (5 kl): We include a personal porter, who is responsible for carrying your duffel bag. There is no additional fee for this. It means you will need only a day backpack to carry what you will need during day!
• Regular Classic tent: 4 season Aconcagua Doite Tents, (Large & Comfortable) please see
• Chef and cooking equipment: Our chefs cook delicious meals that many previous trekkers have raved about. We honor all food restrictions. Be sure to remind your tour guide of any food restrictions at the beginning of your trek. Food is typically served family-style.
• Dining and Cooking Tents: Dining and cooking tents with tables and chairs only for our group
• All meals cooked on the spot with fresh ingredients by our trained chef: Meals as indicated in the itinerary (optional vegetarian diets or other dietary needs upon prior request)
• 3 Breakfast, 3 Lunch,3 Snack, 3 Dinners You will enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner each day of the trek, along with a happy hour of tea and snacks. You will also be provided a snack each morning, for you to enjoy along the hike. Your last meal with your chef will be after breakfast on day four. Lunch the last day is not included.
• Drinkable Water: Beginning from your first lunch until your last breakfast, We will supply all the water needed. This water will be boiled, filtered and then cooled, before distributing. You must supply your own water bottles or camel back. We recommend carrying about 3L worth. We will refill our waters at each meal.
• Professional English speaking guides experienced in the mountains & knowledgeable of Inca History: Professional Guides All of our guides studied English and tourism at Cusco National University. They all grew up in this region and have a true passion to teach others about their heritage. They are fun yet professional and will ensure you are safe and happy.
• Machupicchu Tour Guide: 2 Hour Guided tour in Machu Picchu Included
• First-aid kit including emergency oxygen tank: Our Inca Trail guides has received training in first aid from a physician. We conduct mandatory training sessions every February, which every single tour guide must attend. Your tour guide will always have a first-aid kit for basic medical problems (traveler’s diarrhea, cuts, scrapes, etc.) and oxygen. We will get you off the trail as quickly and comfortably as possible, if needed, and ensure you get directly to a clinic for treatment.
• Satellite Phones: Our top priority will always be the safety of our clients and our team. While we are prepared and all our guides are trained for most of the issues clients have on the mountain, being a phone call away from any doctor, hospital or friend helps everyone feel assured that they are safe. Radios, which all our guides have, are limited in how far they can reach, so our Operation department has added Satellite Phones to every trek. Every guide will have a fully charged phone that can be used anywhere on the mountain to connect us with our Office.
• Bus ticket from Machu Picchu ruins to Aguas Calientes (one way): After a 4days Trek and an amazing Machupicchu experience; we just want to relax and enjoy our friends; So We don´t trek more.
• Transfer Back to your Hotel: Overland private transfer from Train station to your Hotel " for clients only"
• Give back to Andean communities ."You give an automatic donation of usd 10 for the Inka Foundation": Seize the opportunity to travel and give back to communities or environments in need. With Us, you’ll become part of our ongoing efforts to support long-term solutions to specific challenges. At the same time, you can explore and experience the culture in your free time. We're looking for volunteers (Spanish speakers) who can help teachers in a child school for children mentally disabled and other disabilities "Only from Monday to Friday" from 9am until 12:30pm "only by days. www.inka-foundation.org , if you want more information please send us an e-mail.

WHAT IS NOT INCLUDED

• Hot Shower: Shower Tent With warm water – Only For Our Group
• Toilet: Private Toilet Tent With a Seat on the Toilet – Only For Our Group
• Biodegradable Toiled bags: Disposable Waste Bags for Portable Toilets
• Towels: Clean Towels changed every day
• Air bed and Camping cot
• Sleeping bags: Coleman Sleeping bags -15 c° – US$20 per person
• Heaters at the bedroom tents
• Standard walking sticks
• Glambing Tent "Luxury": Offering a full 360° view of your surroundings the distinctively styled and eye catching Cortes Octagon 8 Orange tent can definitely be called a glamping tent.
• Wine and Champagne: Best SouthAmerican Wine for celebrate our Trekking Adventure"Customized request of wine on request".
• Santuary Lodge Restaurant: Last Buffet lunch at Sanctuary Lodge "Exclusive and unique restaurant in Machupicchu" Last day of the trek
• Inka Massage Session during the camping nights
• 1 Yoga Session day before the Inca trail.
• Huayna Picchu Mountain: The mountain Huayna Picchu is the one that appears behind Machu Picchu in its classic postal photo; Their Inca trails built on one side of the mountain can be terrifying for people afraid of heights
• Extras: We believe it's the attention to small details that separates us from other tour companies. Every trekker receives a small pillow to sleep with, a foam mattress for insulation, a day pack cover to protect their things while hiking and a rain poncho. We will work hard to create your best vacation.
• Peruvian taxes: The money you pay in taxes goes to many places. In addition to paying the salaries of government workers, your tax dollars also help to support common resources, such as police and firefighters.Tax money helps to ensure the roads you travel on are safe and well-maintained. Taxes fund public libraries and parks. Peruvian VAT tax stands at 18%.

WHAT TO TAKE

• Original Passport
• Day Pack
• Full rain gear or poncho
• Gloves (thin riding and warm gloves)
• Trekking pants
• Breathable dry fit top-wear
• Comfortable shoes/flip-flops
• Cold-weather jacket
• Long-sleeve fleece/sweater
• Wool hat
• Hiking boots
• Baseball cap, sombrero and bandana
• Headlamp
• Sunglasses
• Hiking socks
• Sunscreen
• Bathing suit
• Casual Mountain wear for evenings
• Photo/video cameras and chargers
• Binoculars
• Refillable water bottle (hydration bags are recommended)

Short Inca Trail To Machupicchu in 1 day

Would you like do the Inca trail and you don't time? only you have few days in Cusco and you want hike the Inca trail and also visit Machupicchu?, well, you can do the Inca Trail and visit Machu Picchu Citadel in one day, yes in one day...

Exotic Andean mountains, primitive lush vegetation and extraordinary ecological varieties. The trail goes through the Machupicchu National Park and enters through Inti Punku “The Sun Gate” with unforgettable views of Machu Picchu.

Upon arriving to Machu Picchu, you will get a private guided tour, and you´ll enjoy a Sunset free time in Machupicchu, what else can you ask for?.

DAY 01

4:00am – 22:30p.m. Transfer to train Station and train to Km 104. Trekking – Half Day Afternoon: Machupicchu Sun Set Guided Tour 18:20p.m.: Train back and transfer to Cusco

OVERVIEW

Enjoy a full day Inca trail with a sunset guided tour in Machupicchu; two of the most famous tours in Cusco in just one day, we´ll visit the most important archaeological site of the famous Inca Trail, Wiñay Wayna “(For Ever Young)”, at midday we going to arrive to The Sun Gate and at afternoon a beautiful sunset in Machupicchu and the guided tour.

OVERVIEW:

• At 4:00 am your guide with our van will pick you up at your hotel in Cusco city, immediately transfer to Ollantaytambo train station (Train leaves at 6:10 am)
• The Expedition train ride consists of spectacular views in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, a little over an hour to KM 104 also know such as “Chachabamba”.
• At 7:20 am “INRENA” Machupicchu check point “, where we need to show our original passport, right away we going to start the Half Day Inca Trail until Machupicchu, on our way we going to visit Wiñay Wayna “For Ever Young” archaeological site and the the Famous Sun Gate, from this place we can have a first view of Machupicchu also on this place we´ll have a lettle free time for take the lunch.
• By 14:00; exploring time in Machu Picchu Inca city, your guide explain you all the history about this amazing and mysterious Inca city.
• By late afternoon, enjoy sunset and take the great picture when Machu Picchu it´´ empty.
• At 17:30 take the bus down to Aguas calientes
• By 18:20 take the train till Ollantaytambo and the transfer back to Cusco (Train schedule can change according availability).

INCLUDES

• One day before “briefing about your trail with our staff at our office”
• Pick up at your hotel by your guide.
• Private transport from your hotel to the train station
• English speaking professional guide experienced in trekking and degree in archaeology.
• Expedition Touristic Train from Ollantaytambo to 104 kilometer “Chachabamba”
• Admission Ticket to the Inca trail
• Admission Ticket Machu Picchu Inca City
• 01 Box lunch
• 01 Dinner in a Machupicchu restaurant
• Private guided for Machupicchu
• Sunset Free time
• Bus ticket from Machu Picchu to Aguas Calientes
• Train Back Expedition from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo train station
• Transfer from Train station to Cusco
• First-aid kit including emergency oxygen tank

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Chonta - Canyon of Condor

Flight of Andean Condor

The "Canyon of Condor" is located in the Chonta community of the district of Limatambo in the province of Anta - Cusco.

Chonta Community

To get to this natural viewpoint, which is located more than 3 thousand 400 meters above sea level (3400m ASL), there is an hour walk from the community of Chonta.

Along the trail, you can see natural attractions (landscapes, valleys and sacred mountains) that are located on the right margin of the Apurimac River.

Route to Condor Canyon

Finally, you reach the Huaco Viewpoint where you can observe the majestic flight of the Andean condors in their natural state.

Trekking to Condor Viewpoint

The visitor can also enjoy the impressive natural paradise of the Apurímac River valley, considered the largest in South America.

From the viewpoint of the condors, other birds can be seen, such as eagles, hawks, deer, Andean foxes, vizcachas, among others.

Ausangate Trek in 6 Days

Ausangate Mount (6,377 meters) is the highest and most sacred mountain in Southern Peru, which for centuries has been the center of religious beliefs of the Andean people still go on annual pilgrimages to its icy slopes.

Hiking around this mystical mountain, camping near hot springs and turquoise lakes inhabited by numerous species of birds, including andean goose and the Andean condor. Walking among the herds of llamas and alpacas in remote native villages.

With spectacular views of glaciers, uninterrupted beauty and solitude, this is a spectacular trip for experienced hikers who love a true outdoor adventure trip.

During this adventure you will be well taken care of by our professional team of English speaking guides, cooks and carriers with their mules. We also have some supporting saddle horses for the ones who rather ride than hike.

Climbing Ausangate mountain (6,377 meters)

ITINERARY

Day 1 : Cusco – Tinqui

We leave early from Cusco traveling by private bus to the small town of Tinqui. We will see the impressive mountain range of the Vilcanota passing through various traditional Andean villages and take time to stop and take some photos.

On arrival we meet our horsemen and organize our packages for the walk. We began by farming communities and enjoy the stunning views of the mountains. Let's walk for 3 hours and then it is time to stop for lunch. After we continue for another 2 hours approximately to reach the hot springs in Upis, where we spend the night.

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Day 2 : Upis - Pucaqocha.

After of a big breakfast, we are ready to leave camp and start our hike for the day. Let's climb to the highest pass of Arapa (4,850 m).

From this vantage point we can see the contrast of landscapes: dry desert-like hills near the glaciers of Mt. Ausangate, while below in the valley is bright green vegetation. If we're lucky we might even see a condor in the sky! We will enjoy the stunning views of snow-covered mountain.

Ausangate and Pucaqocha. This place has three beautiful lakes with tones of reds, greens and turquoises (Pukacocha, HatunPukacocha, and Qomerqocha). The second camp is located near a glacier.

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Day 3 : Pucaqocha – Huchuy Pinay.

Early in the morning after breakfast we begin the ascent of approximately 2 to 3 hours over the second mountain pass Apuchata (4,900 msn).

From here we descend for around of 1.5 hours to the campsite at Ausangate Qocha where a delicious lunch awaits us. This is the time to pause and enjoy the stunning scenery. After the lunch we have the second climb of two hours until pass of the third Palomani mountain (5,100 meters).

Then we descend in the small community of Huchuy Pinaya where we spend the night.

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Day 4: Huchuy Pinaya – Jampa.

Today we climb to the highest point of the trek: Jampa (5,150 meters). The silence of this remote wilderness is inspiring! From here we have an excellent view of Mount Tampa.

After of the pass we descend for 2 hours through an area of llamas, alpacas and vicunas to reach Pampacancha (4,050 meters). From here we follow an uphill trail for approximately 3 hours and takes us to the camp at Jampa (4,300 meters).

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Day 5: Jampa - Pacchanta.

After walking and acclimatise on Day 4, we're ready for another adventure! We take breakfast early and then begin the hike of approximately 1 hour to reach the glacier base and then to the top of the mountain!

After enjoying the spectacular views of the Vilcanota mountain range we descend back down to take a delicious lunch. In the afternoon we descend to the Qomerqocha lagoon before reaching at Pacchanta after a walk approximated 5 hours.

Pacchanta is a small community with attractive hot springs where we can enjoy a relaxing dip. Camp and spend the night here.

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Day 6: Pacchanta - Tinqui - Cusco.

In the morning we leave the village of Pacchanta and start to walk back to the village of Tinqui; the trek takes approximately 2 hours. Once in Tinki, we have lunch and have time to visit the village and speak with the people.

Then we board the transportation that will take us back to Cusco, arriving after nightfall

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END OF OUR SERVICES

INCLUDES

• Private transportation to start of the Trek
• Professional English speaking guide
• Meals
• 7 kgs personal luggage allowance to put on the horses
• Personal Duffle Bags for your extra luggage to put on the horses
• Spacious tents; Sleeping mats; Dining tent, Kitchen tent, Latrine tent
• Horses to carry the group equipment (food, tents, tables, etc.)
• 1 Emergency Horse
• Emergency Oxygen bottle and first aid kit

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Wonderful trip

Conquering Salkantay was great. Doing it with these guys made it so much better. Cheers to the Sexy Lamas, and keep on dancing!

Wonderful trip, the food was absolutely delicious and the campings were great. Our tour guide was always helpful and made sure we had a great experience. 100% would recommend. gracias!

Quelque part entre deux montagnes dans le coin de Santa Teresa.

Review by: Elisabeth Blais

Country: Canada

Departure date: May 11, 2017

Tour: Classic Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu in 5 days

Guide: Santiago Ballon

Really excelent guide

 

Jorge is very good and interesting person and really excelent guide. It was a pleasure to spend this short hike trail with Jorge. The beauty of Inka Trail to Machu Picchu is not imposible to describe.

 

Review by: Marta Glinska

Country: USA

Departure date: November 7, 2017

Tour: Short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu in 2 days

Guide: Jorge Calderon