SALKANTAY

Cusco covers a total area of 70,015.30 Km2. In this beautiful land, it is

possible to find colorful Andean valleys, snowy peaks, rivers, waterfalls, the
beautiful Andean jungle, Inca and pre-Inca sites, and several Andean
communities. These Andean communities are connected by thousands of
paths. Some of these paths have been used before the Spaniards arrived to
Peru. One of these paths is the one connecting the Andean valley of Mollepata
with the Santa Teresa town located in the Andean Jungle. This path is well-
known as the Salkantay Trek. After the Inca Trail, the Salkantay Trek is the
most beautiful and popular one. Indeed, the magazine National Geographic
Adventure rated the Salkantay Trek as one of the best 25 treks all over the
world.

SALKANTAY TREK:

When there are no permits left for the Inca Trail, the Salkantay Trek
becomes the best choice. Hiking past the Salkantay Nevado is an incredible
experience. While walking through different ecological levels, you will
observe a variety of species of flora and fauna. This Salkantay Trek
includes a guided visit to Machu Picchu on day 4.

SALKANTAY TREK:

This version of the Salkantay Trek is the best bet for an alternative trek
when the Inca Trail is not available. In addition to the Short Salkantay
Trek, this package offers a visit to the hot springs of Santa Teresa and a
visit to the ruins of Llactapata. From Llactapata it is possible to observe
Machu Picchu from a side only a few people have had the pleasure to see.
This Salkantay Trek includes a visit to Machu Picchu on day 5.

SALKANTAY TREK
If you are a trekker who is not into camping, this Salkantay Trek package is
your best choice. This Salkantay Trek package will let you enjoy of the
Salkantay Trek while staying at the lodges built along the way. National
Geographic Adventure highly recommends staying at the lodges while
hiking the  Salkantay route to Machu Picchu.
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