Salkantay Trekking to MachuPicchu, the journey is a very well-known route as one of the adventure alternatives that brings you to Machu Picchu. It is an open trekking for all national of foreign tourist without limitations, spaces or permits. This way to Salkantay starts in a place called Soraypampa 3800m above sea level, 5 hour trip. This alternative route makes you know Machu Picchu in a short time with beautiful landscapes. Enjoy of a new alternative way full of excitement ad adventure.
- Frequency: From April to December every day.
- Departure Time: 04:00am on the first day.
- Return Time: 19:00hrs on the last day.
- Duration: 4 days
- Service: Shared and Private service.
- Language: Spanish | English
- Difficult: Hard | Medium
In the morning, we will pick up all passenger from their hotel in our private transportation to start our journey to Soraypampa (3800m above sea level), in this place we will know our journey team who will come with us during our trip: porters, cook, assistants with mules in order to carry our camping equipment and food. We start the trekking crossing a place called Papa of Salkantay; to arrive the highest point between Salkantay and Umantay (4600m above sea level), from here we will see the snow-covered glacial which has the same name. After 4 hours of trekking upwards, we will arrive to an adequate place to have lunch, after resting we will continue for about 3 more hours until we arrive to our first domo camping, known as Chaullay (2900m above sea level) (lunch / dinner). After breakfast we fix our equipment and we continue passing by Arraniyuc community (2600m above sea level), we continue downhill across the local vegetation observing hot springs in a valley close to Santa Teresa River, here we will also see a great variety of Orchids and beautiful waterfalls, arriving to our domo camping called La Playa (2300m above sea level), it is until this point that our porters and horses will come with us. The option here is; that we continue in a local transportation until the community of Santa Teresa (1700m above sea level) in order to enjoy the hot springs with previous coordination with the group and guide (breakfast / lunch / dinner). Breakfast and then we start our trekking to Aguas Calientes. This day will have a easy hike near the vilcanota river. We will have the lunch in a local restaurant. In hydroelectric we have the option to go by train till Aguas Calientes, or still continuum to hike for almost 3hrs till there. When we arrive to Machupicchu we will spend in a nice hotel to take a good shower before to have our dinner. We are going to rest early for our last day to visit Machupicchu the archeological zone (4200m above sea level) (breakfast / lunch / dinner). Breakfast will be early in the morning and then we will start our journey to the citadel of Machu Picchu (2400m above sea level), we will go down and cross this magical place in a guided visit the most important areas for about 2 hours and a half. Finally, we will have some time to explore and then go down for lunch to Aguas Calientes (2000m above sea level) and then take the train back to city of Cusco arriving late at night (breakfast).
Price: $500.00 dollars per person in Shared Group Services. Dear Clients: Salkantay trek to Machupicchu 4 days is one of the best option tours to Machu Picchu. To ensure that your experience is unforgettable, we suggest that you plan your trip in advance. If your trip is closer, don’t worry! We will do our best to assist you, although availability may be limited. Before booking, we invite you to check availability with our team of experts. Please contact us via WhatsApp +51 984 264 702 or email us at info@adventureperutours.com Itinerary
Itinerary:
1st Day Cusco – Soraypampa – Chaullay:
2nd Day: Chaullay – La Playa – Santa Teresa.
3rd Day La playa – Hidroelectrica – MachuPicchu
4th Day: Aguas Calientes Machupicchu – Machu Picchu Tour – Cusco
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