Salkantay Trek and Inca Trail 7D/6N
Salkantay Trek and Classic Inca Trail 7D/6N
The Salkantay and Inca Trail 7 day tour is perfect for those seeking an action packed adventure through the Andes!
The snowy peak of Salkantay has been a highlight for hikers the world over on their way to Machu Picchu for decades. And the Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is famous for being one of the 10 best hikes in the world. Combine the two and you have a trekking experience of a lifetime with the best that the Peruvian Andes has to offer!
Look no further than this magical tour for snow-capped mountains and Amazonian jungle valleys!
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Overview
- Day 1 : Cusco – Mollepata – Soraypampa – Humantay Lagoon.
- Day 2 : Soraypampa – Salkantay Lagoon – Pampajaponesa
- Day 3 : Pampajaponesa – Sisaypampa – Canal Inka
- Day 4 : Sisaypampa – Paucarcancha – Huayllabamba
- Day 5 : Huayllabamba – Warmiwañusca pass – Pacaymayo
- Day 6 : Pacaymayo – Phuyupatamarca – Wiñaywayna
- Day 7 : Wiñay Wayna – Machu Picchu Tour – Cusco
DAY 1 – CUSCO – MOLLEPATA – SORAYPAMPA – HUMANTAY LAGOON
The Salkantay tour starts with pick up at 5am from your hotel in Cusco.
We travel in our private transportation from the company to get Mollepata (2900 masl), passing through Izcuchaca and Limatambo first, we will arrive at our destination Mollepata at around 7:30 am where we will stop for 40 minutes for breakfast, then we have 40 more minutes by car to get to Soraypampa. Here we will start our first day of walking, during the walk we will be able to enjoy the majestic Humantay snow-capped mountain (5480 masl) and the Salkantay snow-capped mountain (6271 masl), our walk will be 1 hour and 30 minutes until we reach the beautiful lagoon located very close to the glacier “Humantay Lagoon “. After visiting and exploring the lagoon, we will return to the Soraypampa camp (3,900 meters above sea level) for lunch. In the afternoon, we will have our “tea time,” where our guests can enjoy the famous coca tea to counteract altitude sickness. Our guide will explain a little more about the area we are in. Then, we will enjoy the Andean night sky to understand a little more about Andean astronomy.
In the evening, the chef will prepare dinner at camp, whilst you enjoy the beautiful stars of the southern sky and embrace the energy of the surrounding Andes mountains. And when you are ready, you will return to your comfortable yurt for the night to sleep.
Night camping in Soraypampa.
DAY 2 – SORAYPAMPA – SALKANTAY LAGOON – PAMPAJAPONESA
After breakfast, we will begin our second day of hiking, heading to the next campsite, Pampajaponesa. This hike lasts approximately 3 hours. During the hike, we will enjoy the majestic Salkantay snow-capped mountain, which reaches an altitude of 6,271 meters above sea level. We will arrive at our campsite, rest, and have lunch. Then, we will continue our hike toward Salkantay Lagoon, from where we will enjoy beautiful views of the mountain and its glaciers. We will also explore the lagoon and take beautiful photographs.
In the afternoon, we will return to our camp to rest and have dinner with beautiful views of the snow-capped mountains. If the weather is favorable, we will enjoy a variety of star constellations.
We will spend the night camping in Pampa Japonesa.
DAY 3 – PAMPAJAPONESA – SISAYPAMPA – CANAL DEL INCA
Day 3 of the Inca Trail begins with breakfast at camp, followed by a challenging ascent to the Inca Chiriaska Pass at 5,100 m / 16,730 ft. The trail zigzags up the mountainside along a well worn path, but will be a test of your strength thanks to the low oxygen at high altitude, and the bitter chill of the thin morning air. Typically the climb takes 2.5 hours to reach the summit, but the breathtaking view of Humantay and Salkantay will have you smiling as you reach the highest point of the 7 day trail.
The 90 minute descent down the opposing side of the pass will reward you with a well earned lunch & rest in Sisaypampa. Afterwards continuing steeply down the valley to the campsite in Canal del Inca at 4,000 m / 13,123 ft. At camp you’ll find herds of resident alpacas, and the ruins of an Inca canal once used as an irrigation channel from the waters of Salkantay Mountain.
After a 16 km hike over rough terrain, you will sleep well in your tent tonight at the camp Canal del Inca.
DAY 4 – CANAL DEL INCA – PAUCARCANCHA – HUAYLLABAMBA
On day 4 of the Inca Trail, the surrounding ecology begins to change as you leave behind the treeless highlands of the glacial mountains and journey down into lush green wooded valleys.
The mornings’ trail will follow the stream from the Inca canal down to the archaeological site of Paucarcancha, an ancient surveillance post and religious centre of the Incas at 3,133 m / 10,278 ft. Here you can explore the ruins and rest for a while during your lunch break.
After entering into the Machu Picchu National Park, we will continue along the valley of the Cusichaca River, through a subtropical humid forest, full of local flora such as bromeliads, orchids and ferns. A further 1-hour down the trail awaits the first campsite of the traditional Classic Inca Trail, Huayllabamba at 2,950 m / 9,648 ft.
DAY 5 – HUAYLLABAMBA – WARMIWAÑUSCA PASS – PACAYMAYO
After taking breakfast at camp, we will resume our Inca trail to Machu Picchu tour, and slowly ascend for 9km until we reach the Warmiwañusca Pass or ‘Dead Womans Pass’ at 4,215 m / 13,828 ft. The trail will take you through beautiful forests of Queñua (Polylepis tarapacana) and reward you with a glorious view of the Vilcabamba mountain range at the summit.
The final 3km of the day will be a descent down the mountain, through majestic cloud forests and humid microclimates. After completing the most challenging day of the Inca Trail, you’ll be relieved to arrive at camp in the Pacaymayo Valley at 3,620 m / 11,876 ft. This camp offers you an experience of a lifetime of sleeping above the clouds.
DAY 6 – PACAYMAYO – PHUYUPATAMARCA – WIÑAYWAYNA
After taking breakfast at camp, you’ll begin the penultimate day of the Inca trail by ascending to the Runkurakay pass, passing by the Inca ruins of Runkuracay at 3,750 m / 12,303 ft. During the period of the Incas, this site was once an important resting place for the Chasquis, the Inca messengers or couriers, that facilitated their ancient ‘postal service’.
Ascending further up the trail, you’ll arrive at the highest point of the day, atop the Runkurakay pass at 3,950 m / 12,960 ft. The breathtaking views from the summit of Runkurakay are said to rival those of the previous day upon the Warmiwañusca Pass.
The next leg is a descent to the Sayaqmarka ruins, ‘Inaccessible Town’ in Quechua 3,600 m / 11,811 ft. This complex was once home to celestial scholars and an astronomical observatory.
After Sayacmarca, the surrounding vegetation begins to change as you enter the tropical Amazon rainforest. 30 minutes down the trail you will stop for lunch in ChaquiCocha.
Continuing along the trail, you’ll pass by two Inca tunnels carved out of granite rock in the mountainside. The tunnels give way to the third archaeological site of the day Phuyupatamarca, ‘The city above the clouds’. At an altitude of 3665 m / 12,024 ft, these ruins are often clouded in jungle mist and are home to ritual baths and fountains which still function in the wet season.
The final stretch of the trail is a descent down 2,000 Inca stone steps, until you arrive at camp, bordering the impressive archaeological site of Wiñayhuayna, ‘Forever Young’ in Quechua. At 2,650 m / 8,694 ft, the complex it situated upon the steep slopes of the hillside, amongst 40 levels of agricultural stepped terraces, overlooking the Urubamba River. Built by the Emperor Pachacutec in the 15th century, it is one of the most famous sites within the sanctuary of Machu Picchu, and was once an important venue for agriculture, religion and administration.
After completing the longest day of the Inca trail, you are welcome to explore the Inca ruins, take a dip in a nearby waterfall or put your feet up at camp whilst enjoying a hearty dinner.
DAY 7 – WIÑAYWAYNA – INTI PUNKU – MACHU PICCHU TOUR – CUSCO
With the promise of Machu Picchu on the horizon, you will be woken early at 4am to take breakfast and say goodbye and thank you to the porters and chef. Your wonderful team will be heading back to Cusco with their equipment this morning, leaving you to cross the finish line with only your tour guide.
The final checkpoint of the trail opens at 5:30am, after which you will endure one last climb up the trail to the Inti Punku Sun Gate. After hauling yourself up the steep stone steps, you will be greeted by the most breathtaking, panoramic view of Machu Picchu. At 2,720 m / 8,923 ft, the sun gate is strategically located to welcome noble visitors of the Inca citadel, acting as a control gate for its elite visitors. Aswell as offering one of the most stunning views of the sanctuary of Machu Picchu and its mountains from above, the sacred site is also famed for framing the sunrise during the winter solstice in June.
With a camera full of photos of that unforgettable view, you’ll follow the trail onward to Machu Picchu. Descending for 45 mins to the gates of the Lost city of the Incas at 2,490 m / 8,169 ft.
Once you’ve entered the citadel, you’ll have a 3-hour tour of Machu Picchu. Throughout which your guide will take you on a journey through the rich history of the Inca city, leading you along its famous sites to the legendary panoramic viewpoint. From there you’ll be best poised for the perfect view of Machu Picchu & the iconic bucket list photos you’ve been waiting for.
As you soak up your surroundings, you’ll be guided through the ancient Inca streets to such landmarks as the temple of the sun, the central plaza and the iconic stepped terraces. As well as having time to explore the mysteries of the sanctuary alone.
Once you’ve regrouped with your guide, you’ll descend by bus to Aguas Calientes, where you can treat yourself to a well earned lunch in one of Machu Picchu towns’ many restaurants. After lunch, you’ll board a train back to Ollantaytambo, where you’ll be met by your guide and private transport who will take you back to your hotel in Cusco. Arrival time 6:30 pm.
*There will also be time to climb Huayna Picchu Mountain or Machu Picchu Mountain in this tour after your guided tour of the Inca citadel. However please be aware, this will be an extra cost of $75 USD per person and will involve an extra 2-hours hiking. Return to Cusco will therefore be aboard a later train and arrival time in Cusco will be approx 8pm.*
Included
- 6:00pm Briefing at your hotel in Cusco the night before the trek
- Pick up from hotel in Cusco
- Private transport from Cusco to Soraypampa
- Professional English/Spanish speaking tour guide
- Entrance ticket to Humantay, Salkantay, Inca trail and Machu Picchu
- All camping equipment: 2 person tents (with enough space for belongings)
- Dining and cooking tents with tables and chairs
- Comfortable inflatable mattress & pillows
- Muleteers & horses (Salkantay) to carry equipment, tents, food, and cooking equipment – 6kg per person
- Porters to carry equipment, tents, food, and cooking equipment (Inca Trail)
- 6 breakfasts, 6 lunches, 6 dinners, tea time & snacks (All prepared by our chef)
- Vegetarian/vegan and special diets requested
- Hot coca tea brought to you every morning in your tent
- Hot drinks – coca tea, coffee & tea at meal times
- 1 litre of boiled water per person – given after breakfast & lunch, to refill water bottles
- 3 hour guided tour of Machu Picchu
- Bus ticket : Machu Picchu to Aguas Calientes
- Train ticket : Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo
- Private transport from Ollantaytambo to Cusco
- Oxygen and first aid kit
Not Included
- Food not included in the itinerary
- Breakfast in Mollepata on first day
- Sleeping Bag : Can rent from agency : $ 35 USD for entire trip
- Optional lunch in Machu Picchu (upon client request)
- Hike to Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu mountain : $ 75 USD (upon client request)
- Gratuities / Tips for the guide, porters and cook
Recommendations to bring
- Original passport – expiration date no less than 7 months
- Valid Student ID card (if student booking)
- Good quality walking boots or shoes
- Good quality sleeping bag for cold temperatures
- Trekking poles – can be rented at agency
- Sleeping bag – can be rented at our office.
- Sandals for down time (very important)
- Baselayers of varying temperatures, especially for the night
- Thermals, gloves, scarves, wooly hat
- Good quality trekking socks to avoid blisters
- Raincoat or long poncho (for rainy season)
- Waterproof trousers (for rainy season)
- Long sleeve shirts
- Long trousers
- Shorts suitable for hiking
- Wide-brimmed hat – UPV is strong at altitude
- Canteen water bottle as you should drink plenty of fluid on the trail
- Headlamp/Torch (very important)
- Insect repellent
- Sunscreen
- Sunglasses
- Medicine/personal effects (eg. contact lense liquid)
- Personal First Aid Kit
- Camera or phone camera
- Portable battery charger
- Toilet paper (not usually found on trail)
- Small travel towel
- Cash/coins – small denominations – soles & dollars
- Swimming suit for the thermal baths in Aguas Calientes (optional)
Map
Packing List
ESSENTIAL ITEMS:
- Original Passport
- VALID STUDENT ID CARD (if booked as a student)
- Immigration card (delivered on the airport upon entering Peru)
- Good quality backpack (medium sized)
- Water storage bottle or canteen: Camelbak bottles are recommended, but all need to be sufficient to hold 1-2 litres
- Comfortable shoes, preferably light with good soles (waterproof goretex for rainy seasons)
FOR YOUR BAGGAGE:
The train has a luggage limit of 7-8 kilograms per person. We therefore recommend bringing only important and necessary items to Machu Picchu.
- 7 Long sleeve shirts
- 7 Breathable t-shirts
- 7 Sets of underwear
- 7 Pairs of socks
- 2 Hiking trousers
- 2 Shorts (suitable for hiking)
- 2 Fleece
- 1 Waterproof coat and pants (for rainy seasons)
- Sunglasses
- Sun hat
- Sandals – In case you want to visit the hot springs in Machu Picchu town
- Small quick-drying travel towel
- Portable battery charger for your phone and cameras
TOILETRIES:
- Sunscreen
- Facial moisturiser
- Insect repellent
- Hand sanitizer
- Wet wipes
- Toothbrush and toothpaste
- Toilet paper
- Personal medication
- First aid kit: band-aids, moleskin, etc.
ITEMS TO TAKE INSIDE MACHU PICCHU:
We recommend taking a backpack into the citadel, however please be aware that bags of more than 25 liters will not be allowed. Larger backpacks will need be stored outside the gates of the citadel.
- Water canteen:
- Sun hat
- Rain clothes
- Camera or phone camera
- Hand sanitizer
- Toilet paper and a small plastic bag for waste
- Extra money for souvenirs, drinks, and tips
Additional Information
VISTADOME TRAIN FIRST CLASS OR INCA RAIL 360º TRAIN : For an additional payment of $40 USD per person, you can upgrade your tour package to the Vistadome class train or the Inca Rail 360º train for the return journey from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo. The upgrade is subject to the availability of trains on the dates you wish to travel.
VISTADOME TRAIN
EXPEDITION TRAIN
PRIVATE SINGLE TENT:
* For an extra payment of $100 USD, you can get 01 private single tent for all the trip.
DISCOUNTS:
* Foreign tourists with a student card, under 25 years old, current expiration date of the same year, get a discount of $ 40 USD..
For more information write to us by email: machupicchuviajesperu@gmail.com or to WhatsApp +51 995050803
- Extra tickets will need to be purchased to climb Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu mountain
- There are limited number of spaces available per day, so we recommend requesting booking the tickets in advance
- Once the mountain tickets are sold out for that day, there are no options available for extra tickets
- The cost to climb the Huaynapicchu or Machu Picchu mountain is $ 75 USD per person. This will be added to the total cost
- Those hiking Inca Trail that wish to do Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu mountain, will also be charged an extra $ 75 USD
- IMPORTANT: Before requesting tickets to the Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu mountain, check availability by contacting us!
Please read carefully the following information as it will help you answer all of your questions about our services and the Classic Inca Trail
THE BRIEFING
The briefing will take place the night before the trek at 6 pm at your hotel “Any location in Cusco City”
CAN I STORE MY LUGGAGE AT YOUR OFFICE?
Of course! During the Classic Inca trail to Machu Picchu, your main luggage can be stored at our office or at your hotel, both are free. Please pack what you will need for the trek!
FOR BOOKING THE TOUR
We require a deposit of 30% of the total cost per person, in order, to purchase a permit for the Classic Inca Trail. You can make you deposit by VISA, MASTERCARD, AMERICAN EXPRESS or PAYPAL.
WHAT ABOUT THE BALANCE?
The balance has to be paid in cash the date and time of the briefing. (we accept US dollars or Peruvian soles). We have many ATMs within the historical center of Cusco.
MAY I CHANGE THE DATE AFTER THE PERMITS HAVE BEEN BOUGHT?
Unfortunately Once permits have been bought the Peruvian government does not allow any changes so we can’t change any date after the permit has been bought. Permits are also not transferable nor refundable. If you cancel your Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu Trek, the deposit is not refundable.
DO I NEED MY ORIGINAL PASSPORT ON THE CLASSIC INCA TRAIL TO MACHU PICCHU?
Yes! You have to bring your original passport and it is very important that it is the same passport number, you sent to us to book your Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu permit. Your passport will be checked when you enter Machu Picchu, the Inca Trail, and when you board the train. In case, you are renewing your passport, go ahead and send us a copy of your old passport to secure your permit and we can change it when you get your new passport. If so, please send us a copy of your new passport as soon as possible.
WHAT IS THE WEATHER LIKE?
The weather is very unpredictable and it’s difficult to foresee. We recommend to always dressing in layers as it is easier to adjust to different climates.
WHAT ABOUT ALTITUDE SICKNESS?
In general, if you exercise regularly and spend a couple of days in Cusco or the Sacred Valley, you will be able to acclimate normally. It usually take between 24 hours to 2 days. The recommended remedy for altitude sickness is to drink a lot of WATER and COCA TEA.
HOW MANY COOKS/PORTERS FOR THE GROUP?
You will have 1 cook per group. The number of porters will depend on the size of the group. For a group of 2 trekkers, there will have 4 porters, 4 trekkers will have 6 porters, 6 trekkers will have 8 porters, 8 trekkers will have 10 porters.
DUFFEL BAG AND SMALL BACKPACK
The evening before you start your trek, you will be given a SMALL DUFFEL BAG to pack your clothes for the next four days. Your weight allowance is up to 7kg/15lbs. Your team of porters will carry your duffel bag, together with the food and camping gear. It’s important to be aware that you will not have access to your items in the duffel bag until the end of each day, as the porters will always be ahead of the group. During the trek, you will need a day backpack big enough to carry your personal belongings such as a warm jacket, a rain jacket, your camera, sunscreen, snacks, water, etc. A 30 to 50L backpack is sufficient.
IS THE TREK DIFFICULT? DO I NEED TO BE FIT?
The Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is a 42km (24.4 miles) hike through the Andes within the Cusco region. The maximum altitude reached is at (4,217m/13,907ft). On the second day of the trek, we will climb two mountains. The trail is a fairly difficult trek and you should be well prepared and healthy prior to starting it. You have to be moderately fit and take regular exercise. In preparation: try walking 15kms/9 miles in a day or working out in the months leading up to the trek. It is also important to be well acclimatized to the altitude. Try to spend at least 2 or 3 days in Cusco (3,350m/11,047ft) prior to starting the trek.
ARE THERE TOILETS ALONG THE TRAIL?
Along the Inca trail to Machu Picchu, in all the camping sites and lunch points, you will find our private flushing toilets.
“Machu Picchu Viajes Peru” toilet facilities have an individual tent and a camping toilet with a seat. Our toilet is always set up a comfortable distance from our campsite. At night if you need to use the toilet it is readily accessible and clean, unlike the dirty facilities supplied by the government.
You will also find there sinks and water pipes to wash your hands after you use the facilities.
WHAT HAPPENS IF I AM UNABLE TO FINISH THE TRAIL?
In the scenario that you are unable to finish the trek due to health reasons, we will assist you to go to the nearest town for help with transportation. We always carry oxygen on our treks for any respiratory problems. (Travel insurance is required and recommended). There are no refunds in the unlikely situation that you are unable to finish the trek.
Generally, those who have to be assisted off the trail are taken to Ollantaytambo and if they recover quickly they continue the journey towards Aguas Calientes (cost incurred by trekker) and visit Machu Picchu according to the original plan.
ARE WE DROPPED OFF AT OUR HOTEL AFTER THE CLASSIC INCA TRAIL?
Absolutely!! Hotel pick-ups and drop-offs are included with all of our packages! If you have booked your hotel in Sacred Valley, we will drop you off there and vice versa.
AT WHAT TIME IS THE TRAIN’S DEPARTURE?
It will depend on the train availability but the idea is to give you as much time as possible in Machu Picchu and enjoy the amazing views on the way back to Cusco while on the train. Therefore, you will take the train at 4:22pm (Expedition or Inca Rail Train).
TIPPING
If you’re happy with the services provided, a tip – though not compulsory – is appreciated. While it may not be customary, it’s of great significance for the people who will take care of you during the trek. Of course, you are free to tip as much as you want, depending on your perception of the quality and the length of your trip.
Where does the tour start and end?
- All ours tours begins with the pick up to the tourists at the door of their hotels “We pick up to our clients from any hotel located in the city of Cusco”, We recommend to stay close to the historical center of the city of Cusco, it will make it easier to find your hotel.
- All our tours ends at the door of the hotels, it means the tours will finish with transfer to your respective hotel located in Cusco.
How to prevent altitude sickness?
- The altitude sickness or soroche can cause you some discomfort during your visit such as dizziness, fatigue or nausea. Try to avoid alcoholic beverages and fatty foods before the visit.
- To reduce symptoms, try to acclimatize yourself one day before to the altitude of the city of Cusco. We recommend to drink infusions of coca leaf (natural plant used by the Incas) is an excellent option to avoid the actitude sickness.
How is the accommodation?
- For all the tours which include hotels. We offer hotels of 3* and 4* category, it has spacious and comfortable rooms, bathrooms, hot showers and bueffet breakfast. If the tourist like, you can change the accommodation to a better service. You just have to request it via email for an additional cost.
Which season is the best time to visit Cusco and Machu Picchu?
- The dry season months between April to December are the best time to come and visit Cusco. During those days the possibility of rain is very little, so the roads are not swampy and the landscapes can be better to enjoy and takes the best pictures. On the other hand, the months with the most rain are January, February and March.
What are the coldest months in Cusco Peru?
- The coldest season in Cusco are in the months from May to July. During this time the sun is strong in the day, but once it goes down or you spend much time in the shade, it can get very cold. It can go below zero at night, so warm clothes and Jackets are necessary to bring during these months.
How long in advance can I request the tour?
- We recommend to purchase the tours weeks or months in advance, this because the train and Machu Picchu tickets has a limit of spaces, dont wait until the lust minute to book your tour, other ways you will not be able to find spaces.
During the trip to Machu Picchu, where the big luggages will stay?
The train company that operates to Machu Picchu does not allow the traveler to carry a suitcase that weighs more than 7 kilograms. To go up and visit the city of Machu Picchu, it is recommended to carry a light and small backpack for your convenience; the rest of the luggages you can leave them without any problem at the storage of your hotel in Cusco, or you can also leave at our office in Cusco city, we have an storage too.
Very Important in case you want to book the Inca trail to Machu Picchu:
- CLASSIC INCA TRAIL 4 DAYS: If you want to book the Classic Inca Trail 4 days, you must to book early to get your desired date. Depending on the month you prefer to do the hike, you may need to book 6 months or more in advance, the limit of spaces for the inca trail 4 days is 400 people per each day.
- SHORT INCA TRAIL: If you are booking the 1 or 2 day Inca Trail, it is preferred that you also book in advance, however 2 to 4 month in advance would be good, the limit of spaces for the short inca trail is 200 people per each day.
When is the best season to hike the Inca Trail?
- The best time of year to do the inca trail is between May to October, with August and September being the best months of all. The trail is dry and the weather is lovely. During the rainy season between November to April the trail will be wet and can make it more difficult.
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