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    Short Salkantay to Machu Picchu

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    Short Salkantay to Machu PicchuShort Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu 4 days is the best alternative to the Classic Inca Trail and best alternative trail to reach Machu Picchu. On this 4 day hike you overcome the highest point of the trek, which is the Salkantay Mountain at 4,550 meters above sea level! In the first part of the trek you also enjoy amazing mountain sceneries with snowy peaks, mountain lagoons and remote Andean villages to later experience a subtropical area of Cusco with its warm climate! Llactapata ruins near to the Machu Picchu mountain! The icing on the cake is obviously a guided tour of Machu Picchu in the end! Our Salkantay Trail is an alternative to the classic Inca Trail. This Sacred route is an innovative experience for adventure tourists that want a bit more solitude and credibility. With more impressive surroundings, the Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu offers you the chance of a calm but rich meditation on the nature. You will appreciate the testing ecosystem and the splendid appearance of the frost-topped Salkantay Mountain (6264m/20551ft.), known as the mountain that represents the mountain range of Vilcabamba the most. The short version of the Salkantay Trail is available for hikers with less time.

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    4 Day Salkantay Trek Overview

    Sustainable Tourism: At Tierras Vivas, we are happy to promote and practice sustainable tourism by being eco-friendly and supporting local communities
    Service Level: Superior service all inclusive, extra horses for your equipment and private transport.
    Physical Rating: 3 – Demanding –  Some high-altitude hikes or more strenuous activities, but accessible to most healthy travellers
    Age requirement: 4+ / All travellers under age 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
    Tour Operator: Tierras Vivas Travel
    Crew: A professional Tour Guide, A Cook, Horseman and Horses.
    Accommodation: Campsites (2 nights), Hotel (1 night).
    Meals: 3x breakfast, 3x lunch, 3x dinner, 2x afternoon hot beverage.
    Transportation: A private transportation, 1x train (Expedition Class).
    Camping equipment: Double tent, Sleeping bag, Inflatable mattress, a blanket, a pillow, day pack and duffel bag. You can view our Salkantay Trek camping equipment.

    Starting & Meeting Point

    Departure Point: Cusco – We pick you up from your hotel.
    Departure Time: 05:00
    Briefing Point: Our guide will visit your hotel 2 or 1 day before the trek
    Briefing Time: Between 17:00 – 18:00
    Return Point: Cusco – Our driver will drop-off in your hotel or Airbnb department

    Quick Itinerary:

    Day 01: Cusco – Soraypampa – Wayracmachay – Los Andenes
    Day 02: Los Andenes – Luscamayo – La Playa
    Day 03: La Playa – Llactapata ruins – Hidroeléctrica – Aguas Calientes
    Day 04: Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu – Cusco

     

    Highlights of the  Salkantay Trail:

    • 4 day trail to Salkantay with a professional Tour Guide, cook, horseman and horses;
    • Discovery of this new alternative trek to Machu Picchu;
    • Visit of the Llactapata Incan site;
    • Andean highlands and cloud forest exploration;
    • Learning about the sacred mountain of the Incas – Apu Salkantay!
    • Enjoyed the best scenic trail during the hike,

     

    4 Day Salkantay Trek:Camping equipment included!!

    4 Day Salkantay Trek camping equpment included

    Departures 100% guaranteed!!

    Do I need to book it in advance? The Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu 4 Days has departures guaranteed, but train tickets and entrance to Huayna Picchu Mountain are subjet to availability. For that reason, we HIGHLY recommend booking it in advance to ensure you receive exactly what you want!

    PLEASE NOTE: May, June and July are peak months of a HIGH TOURIST SEASON in Cusco. It means that train tickets ARE SELL OUT QUICKLY!! Please be aware that the trek leaves daily; however, return train tickets may not be available, if you like to book on last moment. To avoid this inconvenience, please book it several weeks in advance!

    Not destroy the Salkantay trail with your trip

    Salkantay Trek - Responsible Travel - Tierras Vivas

    Salkantay Trek Devastation

    Every day, there are 500 traveller during this beautiful Salkantay Path and there are local tour operators built igloos and camping from solid materials without responsibility. They are distroying the landscapes and usually the all travellers help to this devatations. We recommend to reserve with responsibility. Not distroy this Sacred Mountain with your trip!

    More information about the Short Salkantay Trek

    Day 01:Cusco – Soraypampa – Wayracmachay – Los Andenes

    Day 01: Cusco - Soraypampa - Wayracmachay - Los Andenes

    Early in the morning you are collected from your hotel for a 3 hour ride to Mollepata. We stop for breakfast and can buy some last minute supplies. We then carry on to Soyrapampa, the trail head. Here we meet the support staff that help us pack all our gear on to the horses. We then begin our hike. The first few hours are uphill. Vegetation is not natural at this altitude, so the landscape is quite stark apart from some grass that has adjusted to the altitude. Eventually we reach the highest point of the hike, the apacheta path (4590m).

    The Salkantay Mountain is at 6271 meters above sea level and a powerful sight from this close. Salkantay is a Quechua word that means “Wild Mountain”. The rest of the trekking today is easy, we descend to 2890 meters, where there is more vegetation and warm weather, to our campsite.

     

    Day 02:Los Andenes – Luscamayo – La Playa

    Day 02: Los Andenes - Luscamayo - La Playa

    After a nice breakfast, we continue our hike through the upper jungle. Each step of the way the surroundings are altering, there is more plant life, waterfalls, and warmer weather, some small brooks, we pass the Lluscamayo River. After a five hour hike we reach the settlement of Lluscamayo where we have lunch. Then we trek for 3 hours more, passing an awesome waterfall where we can catch our breath and take some photos. The backdrop here, of course, is astonishing. Green valleys, mountains, trees, a diversity of birds and if your lucks in you might see the Peruvain national bird, the “gallito de las rocas“. Finally we get to the village of La Playa. From this point you can choose from two options.

     

    Day 03:La Playa – Llactapata – Hidrolectrica – Aguas Calientes

    Day 03: La Playa - Llactapata - Hidrolectrica - Aguas Calientes

    Llactapata Ruins The route up to Llacatpata is on a part of an aged Inca Trail. Firstly it goes through some old villages of coffee and coca plantations, citrus tree orchids before extending to some exquisite high altitude meadows and then entering into an ancient forest close to the top. The scenery on the way up is the most varied and gorgeous than on the entire Salkantay Trek.

    Close to the top, the trail changes to seemingly never ending stone steps as tall as park benches! Which you might find strange as the Incas were not known for being tall! The reason behind this was that the Incas were a very forward thinking population and aimed to build constructions that would not fall apart and that people could not destroy! We reach the top in a little over two hours.

    The weather is cold and wet in the forest and then we walk down to the Llactapata ruins. In under 10 minutes we arrive at the ruins, the sight will leave you amazed! Beyond the valley you are rewqarded with the majestic sight of Machu Picchu!

    After this we descend to the Hydroelectric plant, it’s 913 meters (2995 ft)in one hour. From her the hike to Aguas Calientes is mostly level. En route you will hear a roaring sound which is a powerful waterfallthat cools us down with its spray as we pass by. It is man made and shoots out of a long tunnel in the mountain from the hydroelectric plant, a fascinating and useful. Once there we have our lunch break.

    The Hydroelectric plant is also the end of the railway line from Cusco to Machu Picchu. Hydro is actually farther than Machu Picchu Town on the train. It is mostly used by locals. The hike to Aguas Calientes is down the railway tracks, 12 kilometers (7.5 miles). Its a fun trek, along the tracks, with a wide path and is sheltered by jungle vegetation, trees and flowers. This is ideal after a tough 3 day Salkantay Trek.

    Its hard to explain the great happiness when we finally reach the town of Aguas Calientes, you will notice for the first time in days people that look clean with fresh clothing..Day trippers!

    We finally arrive to our hotel! Then we have dinner at a restaurant and plan the next day. Overnight in a hotell!

    If you chose the Santa Teresa option, we have breakfast and after a short bus trip (1hour) we hike for about 2 hours past the Urubamba River and onward to the Hydro Electric Station, where we have lunch nearby.

     

    Day 04:Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu – Cusco

    Day 04: Aguas Calientes - Machu Picchu - Cusco

    We have a ver early morning start(before dawn), so we can get to Machu Picchu via the Sun Gate or Intipunku before the crowds. we trek the last 2 hours up to the mysterious city of Machu Picchu. We are one of the first to enter and revel in the view of the sun rising over the magnificent citadel of Machu Picchu that we have waited for so long to see. It takes about an hour and a half to reach Machu Picchu from Aguas Calientes. Once there you will have a two hour guided tour, also time to take plenty of pictures and spare time to discover and explore the ruins at Machu Picchu and walk around on your own.

    The you will return to Aguas Calientes where you can have lunch (not included) and take the train back to Cusco.

    What is included in this hike to Machu Picchu?

    Pre-Trek Briefing

    Our guide will visit your hotel a day before the trek for your briefing. Our guide will provided the duffel bag for your personal belonging,

    Note: It is very important let us know, where you will be staying in Cusco;

    Professional Guides

    Experienced bilingual Tour Guide. 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.

    Note: A group up to 8 participants has 1 Tour Guide, a groups over 8 participants receives 2 Tour Guides

    Accomodation

    Camping (2 Nights) and Hotel in Machu Picchu (1 Night)

    Our tents are of the brand Eureka Mountain designated for 4 seasons. We provide with 3 person capacity tents; however, just 2 trek participants use it! In this way, we provide you more space and comfort. In case of a single traveller, we provide with a 2 person capacity tent.

    Hotel in Machu Picchu with private bathroom and hot water (Single, Double or matrimonial room)

    Inflatable Sleeping Mattress – Thermarest mattress

    We provide with inflatable mattresses of the brand Therm-A-Rest. The mattresses are 3 cm heigh that will ensure you a sufficient isolation from the cold earth!

    This inflatable mattress for more comfort to sleep in the trail

    Sleeping Bag

    We use only feather sleeping bags that are suitable up to minus 16°C. This means you do not need to be worry about cold as temparature at night at each trek reaches just up to 0°C (maximum -5°C)!!

    Entrance

    Included the Salkantay and Machu Picchu.

    A professional Cook + Meals

    3x breakfast, 3x lunch, 3x dinner, 2x afternoon´s hot beverages and Snack every morning

    The Tierras Vivas chefs cook delicious meals that many previous trekkers have raved about. If you are a vegetarian or have any restrictions, our chef will prepare special food, please advise us in advance. A vegetarian meal option is for NO extra cost. Food is typically served and buffet.

    Water

    Excluding the first 4 hours of the trek when you need to bring your own, Tierras Vivas 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.

    Muleteer + Horses

    Our horses will carry the all camping equipement for your trek and 7 kg for your personal beloging + Sleeping bag;

    An emergency horse which can be ridden if you are feeling ill or if are a little slower;

    Muleteer is responsible to take the horses;

    Tierras Vivas DOES NOT permit this exploitation!! We guarantee that our horses carry only an amount given by the Peruvian law!!

    Tourist Train

    From Machu Picchu to Ollantaytambo, there are two companies train (Incarail and Perurail),you can choose two time of your train return to Cusco

    If you take the train return at 14:55, you will be in Cusco at 18:00

    If you take the train return at 19:00, you will be in Cusco at 22:00

    On the high season, it is very important let us know in advance, because it is very difficult find spaces available.

    Cooking Equipment

    Tables and chairs, cooking tent with cooking equipment, dining and toilet tents and bottled gas

    Machu Picchu Bus

    A shuttle bus down from Machu Picchu to Aguas Calientes Town

    Private Transportation

    Early morning transfer by private bus to Challacancha – the initial point of the trek;

    The train service is finishing in Ollantaytambo Train station, then our driver is waiting for you and he will take to Cusco;

    First aid kit including emergency oxygen bottle

    Our guide has received training in first aid from a physician. Your tour guide will always have a first-aid kit for basic medical problems (traveler’s diarrhea, cuts, scrapes, etc.) and oxygen.

    Extra equipment for your hike included

    • A pair hiking poles
    • A blanket per person
    • A pillow
    • Rain Ponchos;
    • Duffel bag (for your personal belongings);
    • A T-shirt of the Salkantay Trek Map;.
     

    Not Included:

    • Breakfast on the day 1 and lunch on the last day;
    • International and domestic flights nor airport departure taxes;
    • Entrance fee to Huayna Picchu ($80);
    • A shuttle bus between Aguas Calientes and Machu Picchu ($12.00 – one way);
    • Peru Travel Insurance
    • Tips to local staff (please note: it is a custom to give tips in Peru; however, it is not obligatory);
    • Other extras not mentioned.

    Meal budget: Please allow USD 20-50 for meals not included.

    Solo Traveler: Please note that if you have booked the “Solo Traveler” option for this trek, you receive your own single tent and a single room in Aguas Calientes.

    Local flights: No local flights are included in the trek´s price!

     

    Salkantay Trek Advisor

    Salkantay Trek Advisor

    Day 1: Early morning at 05:00, we pick you up from your hotel, taken on a 3 hour drive from Cusco to Mollepata. After breakfast continue drive for an hour and a half until Soyrapampa, the trail head to start your Salkantay Trek. Ascend for 4 hours until high pass (Salkantay Mountain), then descend. After lunch descend for two and a half hours more to Chaullay campsite, where we are served dinner.

    Llactapata or Santa Teresa

    Day 2 – 3: Hike through a tropical cloud forest, passing the Lluscamayo River. After a 5 hour trek we reach the settlement of Lluscamayo. After lunch continue the trek for 3 hours, finally reaching the village of La Playa. From this point you can choose from two options for your hike to Machu Picchu.

    Llactapata

    From La Playa its a 2 hour walk to Aobamba, where you camp. The next day its a 4 hour hike to the Llacatapata ruins. After the visit you will descend for 4 hours till you reach hidroelectrica, then continue the hike by railway to Aguas Calientes town or Machu Picchu.

    Santa Teresa hot spring

    The easy route down the valley to Santa Teresa. If your group decide to go straight to Santa Teresa you will take the bus for an additional cost. At Santa Teresa you will visit the hot springs. The next day, continue the trek to Machu Picchu or Aguas Calientes town by railway.

    Hiking to Machu Picchu

    Day 4: Wake up at 4:00 and walk up to Machu Picchu (1hr 30min), guided tour in Machu Picchu, then free time in the lost city, in the afternoon train to Ollantaytambo, then bus to Cusco

    Optional Service to be hired

    • Walking sticks or trekking poles USD 20 for both;
    • ZIP Line in Santa Teresa: U$ 40;
    • You need to take 7 kilos of personal belonging included in the tour price carried by horses …If you would like to request more porterage for personal items each extra 3 kilos requested is USD 20 additional charge but you can just request this in the office at your checking;
    • Maybe you have to doubt to walk in this trek, you can hire the extra emergency horses, the price is USD 80;

    Extra Information

    • The camping equipment to Salkantay trek will be returned to Cusco on day 4th, you need to give to chef the sleeping bag, mattress.
    • Camping (double tent) provided in 1st, 2nd nights
    • The bed (double room) provided in Aguas Calientes town on 3th nights
    • This trek to Salkantay included 7 kilos of personal items and 2 sleeping bag (included in our service) in the tour price carried by horses. Regarding horses who carry personal items. You will need to carry with you a daypack with your Camera, water bottle, snacks, cold weather clothing and a poncho in case of rain (unlikely in Dry season May to October)- but as a precaution) and anything you will need before lunch as horses do not walk alongside you
    • You will meet up with your bag at lunch and then it will be waiting for you in your tent at campsites.
    • The bus down from Machu Picchu to Aguas Calientes included in this trek and our guide will provided on day 3

    Tipping & extra money to the hike

    It’s very important to take EXTRA MONEY. You need to take at least 200-300 soles emergency money:

    • The local people built the small markets in the route and you can find the water, snack, chocolate, cola etc.
    • Your first breakfast, last lunch no included
    • Entrence fee to the hot spring
    • If you cannot walk to Salkantay trek, our guide will help to you to up the horse.
    • Tip to Salkantay Machu Picchu: If at the end of your trek you felt your trekking guide(s), and staff did an outstanding job, tipping is appreciated. The amount is entirely a personal preference: however as a guideline we suggest each hiker contributes USD 50 per person to a collective tipping pool, more is always appreciated.
     

    Camping & Hotels

    Camping & Hotels

    During the Short Salkantay trek we spend three nights full-service camping, meaning that our camp staff will erect and dismantle the tents, cook, and do all camp chores for you: you need only carry your day pack. There will also be dining and toilet tents and bowls of warm water are provided both morning and evening for washing with. and last night you spend a small hotel.

    Please Note: Hotel in Aguas Calientes town is not a 3 star hotel but it is clean, safe and comfortable with a friendly and very helpfully staff. They have private Twin, Double and Triple rooms, with small private bathrooms and hot gas water system. Hotel has one of the best locations in town, only few blocks from Train and Bus Station and you don’t have to do anymore long uphill hikes to get to your room! It is about 10 minutes from the hot spring pools. We try to include an economical accommodation option for this trek to make it accessible for everyone but recommend that if you are wanting better accommodation in Aguas Calientes to celebrate your accomplishment of the trek.

    UP-GRADING HOTELS in Aguas Calientes town: If you would like to stay in a Hotel 3 star or more, you have to pay extra. Please request this at the time of booking.

    Single Supplement: If you are traveling on your own, and would prefer to share a tent, we’ll pair you with another trekker of the same gender and there will not be an extra cost. If you prefer to have a tent to yourself a surcharge of USD 50 will have to be paid. If you want an upgrade any service to the train or accommodation or do you want to stay extra night in Machu Picchu, contact us directly to info@tierrasvivas.com for this to be done and confirmed to you.

     

    IMPORTANT TO ACCOMMODATION: You must present your passport with the TAM immigration slip (copy) to all hotel accommodations. The national sales tax (18%) is charged to all Peruvian citizens and foreigners staying 60 consecutive days or more. In case the room is shared by both a taxable and non-taxable guest at the same time, the sales tax will be applied to the whole room. So please take every caution to not lose this piece of paper. You need to bring it to the Cusco office for your checking.

     

    Servicion train from Machu Picchu

    In this trek is included the train Expedition the return is 18:20 from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo, then you will take the tourist bus to Cusco, you will arrive between 22 hrs to 23 hrs to Main square or Plaza Armas.

    If you prefer Vistadome train or Luxury train for this trek, the extra price is U$ 45 dollars. let us know before your booking your service.

     

    Salkantay Trek Suggest Items

    Luggage and backpacker for you Trekking

    Generally speaking you should pack as lightly as possible. The horses carry your luggage from Soraypampa (1st day) to Playa camping (3th day). 3 day hike, our chef takes your luggage by bus to Hidrolectrica. From there to Aguas Calientes, you are expected to carry your own luggage (max 3 hrs), in case, the local train running, our chef take your luggage to the town. We recommend keeping the weight under 7 kg/15lb. You will need to carry clothes.

    If very important your take best cover backpacker, because the weather in Salkantay trek is change every date, we can’t predict it raining or no. If you don’t have, we recommended to put your clothes, sleeping bag and other personal equipment inside the plastic bag.

    What do you take to the Salkantay?

    • Original passport (+ copies for a case of lost),
    • Original ISIC (an international student card if applicable)
    • Travel insurance (+ copies for a case of lost),
    • Pocket money in Nuevos Soles,
    • A backpack
    • A small rucksack,
    • Rain gear (a rain-jacket and a waterproof trousers or a rain poncho – this can be purchased in Cusco),
    • Resistible footwear, waterproof trekking shoes are recommended,
    • Sandals (for a higher comfort while at a campsite),
    • Warm clothes such as a jacket, a fleece (thermal clothing is also recommended for cold nights during camping),
    • Hat or a cap (to protect you against the Sun, rain as well as cold),
    • Sun cream or sun block,
    • After-sun cream or hydrating cream for face and body,
    • Insect repellent – recommended minimum is 20% DEET (please note that no malaria cases have been reported during this trip!),
    • Camera and its charger/batteries (please note that batteries are consumed quickly under cold conditions),
    • Flashlight/headlamp + batteries,
    • Handkerchiefs and toilet paper,
    • Small towel and toiletries,
    • Sufficient reserve of underwear,
    • Swimsuit (to visit the thermal baths of Aguas Calientes),
    • Snacks (biscuits, energy bars, chocolate, raw fruits, muesli, etc.)
      Please note: we do provide a daily morning snack and our meal service is very complete and well supplied. The recommendation of taken own snack applies only for customers who like a specific snack that might not be in our menu.
    • Bottled water for the first morning and a water bottle to be refill.
    • Optional: walking sticks; you can also rent it from us,
    • Please note: we provide with filtered boiled water during the entire trek, but if you like to use water from streams along the trail, you need to take some water-purifying tablets with you.

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