Salkantay Trek Blog

Peru continues to be one of the most fascinating tourist destinations in the world. Its stunning landscapes, ancient history, and unique culture attract millions of travelers every year. You may have heard about the declaration of a State of Emergency in Lima Metropolitan Area and the Constitutional Province of Callao, but it is important to emphasize that this measure does not affect tourism in Peru at all, nor national or international travel. With the support of Inka Trail Expeditions Peru,…

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Organizing an adventure with Inka Trail Expeditions Peru means more than just hiking trails: it involves a professional approach where every detail, from planning to execution, is designed to offer safety, comfort, and unforgettable experiences. In this blog, we’ll explore how our methodology and commitment to excellence make each trip unique and reliable. You’ll discover key information about our services, the logistics behind each route, and the aspects that few travelers know about, but that make all the difference on…

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When the sun sets in Cusco, the city never sleeps. Between lights that highlight its stone walls, alleys steeped in history, and places where the nightlife pulsates, the capital of the ancient empire transforms into a completely different place. Many travelers focus on exploring Cusco during the day, but few know that the night holds secrets that only reveal themselves when darkness falls. Where can you get the best view of the city? What activities are truly worthwhile? Here begins…

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If you’re planning the Salkantay Trek, one of the most common questions is where you’ll spend the nights along the route. Salkantay Campsites are a key part of this experience, not only because they offer respite after long hikes, but also because each one has its own unique atmosphere, climate, and characteristics. In this blog, you’ll discover the main campsites along the route: Soraypampa, Chaullay, and Lucmabamba. I’ll tell you what to expect at each one, what services they offer,…

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Imagine waking up to a snow-capped peak over six thousand meters high, walking through landscapes that change every day, and ending your journey by entering Machu Picchu through the main gate. That’s what awaits you on the Salkantay Trek, one of the most impressive hikes in Cusco. Many travelers hear about the Inca Trail, but few know that there is another route just as fascinating, full of challenges, unique landscapes, and moments that will become memories that will last a…

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Key word: Solo travel Traveling the world with someone else is a common experience, but have you ever wondered what it feels like to do it alone? Solo travel isn’t just a trend, but a different way to discover places and discover yourself. Many view it with fear, others with excitement, but those who try it agree that each destination takes on a special meaning when you don’t depend on anyone else. In this blog, you’ll find tips, destinations, and…

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If you’ve ever wondered how many days you need to complete the Salkantay Trek, the answer isn’t so simple. This route has several options, each offering a distinct experience, from shorter hikes to nearly week-long adventures. In this blog, you’ll find a clear guide to the different types of Salkantay Treks available, with details that will help you choose the route that best suits your time, physical condition, and expectations. The idea is for you to arrive prepared, with no…

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The Salkantay 4 Day vs 5 Day trek comparison helps travelers understand the differences between these two popular routes to Machu Picchu. Both offer incredible landscapes, challenging paths, and unforgettable experiences, but each has unique features that can shape your adventure. In this blog, you’ll discover everything you need to know about the Salkantay 4 Day and 5 Day treks: their routes, campsites, duration, difficulty, and practical tips on what to bring and how to prepare. Read on to get…

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Many people arrive at Machu Picchu thinking only of the citadel, but few imagine that Aguas Calientes also holds a world of flavors waiting to be discovered. Among the bustling streets, restaurants surprise visitors with recipes that don’t always appear in standard guidebooks. What typical dishes can you try here? What unexpected combinations does this small town hold before the great adventure to the Wonder of the World? In this blog, you’ll discover the restaurants that stand out not only…

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