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T H E S A L K A N T A Y T R E KT O M A C H U P I C C H U
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Your story begins with a dream of visiting Machu Picchu. The
dream comes alive during a once-in-a-lifetime experience: The
ultimate lodge-to-lodge trek along the Salkantay Inca Trail to
Machu Picchu. This is an exploration of a sacred haven of the Incas
as much as a physical, cultural and spiritual journey of
transformation.
The pristine natural beauty that envelops you throughout the 7
days of the trip, takes you through 15 unique ecosystems, and will
inspire you to challenge yourself, as you navigate changing
altitudes (even a 4,572 m/15,000 ft mountain traverse!) and varied
terrain. Along the route you encounter picturesque hamlets
populated by Andean families, who maintain centuries-old
traditions, while you simultaneously witness environmental and
social initiatives created to maintain the integrity of their
culture and improve the quality of life.
Our warm staff and enchanting lodges welcome you at the end of
each day. Our innovative Andean cuisine and mountain-luxury
amenities help to restore both body and mind as you continue your
adventure, following in the footsteps of the Incas.
This is your journey, a chance to create your own amazing story.
Welcome to The Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu!
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DAY 1 CUSCO | ON THE WAY TO SORAYPAMPA
DAY 2 SORAYPAMPA | HIKE TO LAKE HUMANTAY
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Mt. Salkantay
After an early breakfast, your Mountain Lodges of Peru (MLP)
guide and driver will pick you up at your hotel in Cusco. The first
stop will be a visit to the Inca ruins of Tarawasi near the town of
Limatambo. Next you will stop in the moun-tain village of Mollepata
for a short break before ascending a winding mountain road to a
site called Marcoccasa. Here you will begin our hike to Soraypampa
along a picturesque path called the “Camino Real” (Royal Path),
which is also a good opportunity to acclimate to the higher
altitude. As you round the final turn of the Camino Real, the
Salkantay Lodge will come into view. Standing like a sentry behind
the lodge is the glacier peak of Mt. Salkantay, among the most
sacred in Inca mythology and the highest in the region (6,270
m/20,600 ft). After a warm welcome from the Soraypampa staff, you
will settle in your room and recharge energy before meeting your
guide in the lounge for refreshments and a briefing of the next
day’s activities.
Day two presents another opportunity to gauge your
altitude-acclimatization with a half-day hike to Lake Humantay.
After breakfast, you begin an ascent up the slopes that border the
plateau behind the Salkantay Lodge. An hour and a half later, after
making your way over the final hill, you will be stunned to see the
turquoise water of the lake, made even more spectacular by the
sight of the Humantay glacier looming behind it. Here you will have
a chance to relax, enjoy a snack, meditate in the tranquility of
this magical spot and be part of a traditional offering to
“Pachamama” (Mother Earth). After your descent back to the lodge,
the staff will be waiting with a hot lunch.The second half of your
day is spent at leisure. You may opt to soak in our outdoor
jacuzzi, indulge in a relaxing massage or even take a long nap.
Note: You will officially meet your guide at a briefing the
night before day one of the trek. At this meeting you are
encouraged to ask any questions you may still have as well as make
additional requests.Trekking Time: Approximately 6 hours (including
picnic lunch en route).Hiking Level: Moderate.Optional: Guests who
do not wish to trek may be transported to the lodge by
vehicle.Overnight: Salkantay Lodge at 3,869 m/12,690 ft.
Note: While the morning hike to Lake Humantay is optional, we
strongly recommend your participation in preparation for the
strenuous hike on day three. Trekking Time: Approximately 4
hours.Hiking Level: Moderate to challenging.Optional Activity
Available: Horseback riding (at additional cost)Overnight:
Salkantay Lodge at 3,869 m/12,690 ft.
Lake Humantay
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Trekking Time: 3–4 hours.Hiking Level: Easy to moderate.Optional
Activity Available: Afternoon bike from Manchayhuaycco to
Collpapampa. You will descend through a beautiful valley in which
you will admire the diverse cloud forest vegetation through the
slopes of the valley. Duration: 3hrs approximately / Level: Easy.
This activity has an additional cost. Overnight: Colpa Lodge at
2,870 m/9,414 ft.
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DAY 3 SORAYPAMPA | CROSSING THE SALKANTAY PASS
Day three is the longest and most strenuous day, but arguably
the most magical day of the trek. After an early start, you hike up
the Rio Blanco valley, circling Humantay Peak. As you gradually
make your way up these mountain trails, you will encounter
expansive plateaus dotted with boulders of varying sizes, the
remnants of a valley that was once bisected by a fast-flowing
river. The final and most challenging part of your ascent is
conquering the mountain switchbacks that take you to the Salkantay
Pass, the highest point on the trek (4,636 m/15,213 ft). What
follows is a dramatic descent through fields of giant boulders,
often shrouded in fog. After a very welcome hot picnic lunch, you
will continue down through bucolic rolling hills and marsh-like
plateaus as you take your final steps to the Wayra Lodge at
Wayraccmachay. The most remote of our lodges, Wayra sits on a
promontory that offers a spectacular view of the “other” side of
Mt. Humantay, a reminder of how far you have journeyed that
day.
DAY 4 WAYRACCMACHAY | DESCENDING INTO THE CLOUD FOREST
After a leisurely breakfast at the Wayra Lodge, you continue the
descent along the banks of the Salkantay River through increasingly
verdant scenery. The warm air begins to rise from the edge of the
jungle, accompanied by colorful butterflies and striking orchids.
Today you will see more of the local people as the trail takes you
past their simple homes and makeshift fences. At lunchtime you will
arrive at Colpa Lodge by an amazing zip-line, located on a high
promontory at the confluence of three rivers. You are greeted by
the staff with a Pachamanca lunch, a traditional Peruvian meal
cooked in the earth by hot stones that create a natural underground
oven. After lunch, spend the after-noon lounging in the sun or
relaxing in the outdoor jacuzzi while you take in the panoramic
views of the lush green mountains that surround you.
DAY 5 COLLPAPAMPA | FOLLOWING THE SANTA TERESA RIVER VALLEY
Today you will hike in the Santa Teresa River valley where you
will hop over small streams fed by waterfalls descending from the
glaciers and cross through fruit orchards. After breaking for a hot
picnic lunch by the river, you will walk for one hour before we
meet an MLP vehicle for a short drive to the beginning of the
“Llactapata Inca Trail” that leads us to Lucma Lodge. On the way
you will visit an organic coffee plantation, one of many in that
area that produces some of the best organic coffee in the world.
You will also begin to notice another shift in the climate. Here in
Lucmabamba, the hot air and increased humidity signal that you are
even closer to the edge of the Amazon Jungle.
Trekking Time: 6–8 hours (including lunch).Hiking Level:
Challenging, crossing a 4,638m (15,213 ft) mountain pass.Overnight:
Wayra Lodge at 3,906 m/12,812 ft.
Trekking Time: 5–6 hours (including lunch).Hiking Level:
Moderate to challenging (because of distance, not terrain).Optional
Activities: Zip Line: Located in Santa Teresa. This is a full day
activity which replaces the trek. It has an additional cost. /
Biking: Option a) Yanama pass – Hornopampa – Lluskamayo. You will
head downhill almost 8,000 ft. through a dirt road admiring
breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. Duration: 5 hrs.
Level: Easy to moderate. Option b) Descent from Hornopampa to
Lluskamayo. Duration: 3.5 hrs. Level: Easy Overnight: Lucma Lodge
at 2,135 m/7,003 ft.
Mt. Salkantay
Colpa Lodge
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DAY 6 LUCMABAMBA | EXPLORING LLACTAPATA PASS
During a 2-3 hour climb up a path mostly comprised of original
Inca steps, you will get a sense of what hiking through the
rainforest would be like. A lush treeline creates green canopies
overhead and the constant sound of rushing water suggests that the
river is still nearby. Your first milestone today will be the top
of the peak, the last one before you reach the Aobamaba River
valley that connects you to Machu Picchu. When you arrive at the
ruins of Llactapata at the Llactapata Pass (2,736 m/8,974 ft), you
will be delighted to see a southeast view of the “back” of the
Machu Picchu ruins, a sight few travelers ever get a chance to
admire. At this point you will also take a short break to explore
Llactapata, and then have lunch a bit farther down the trail in a
meadow with panoramic views. The final descent toward the roaring
Aobamba River takes you through lush bamboo forests, as well as
more fruit orchards and coffee plantations, until you end the day’s
hike at the Hidroelectrica train station. A one-hour scenic train
ride delivers you to your final stop, the town of Aguas Calientes
at the base of Machu Picchu.
DAY 7 MACHU PICCHU | THE SANCTUARY
At dawn, you begin your journey to Machu Picchu with a short and
rollicking uphill bus ride. As you enter the “Sanctuary” (as locals
refer to it), the morning sun rises over the iconic Sun Gate and
washes the structures and terraces with resplendent light. Prepare
to be awed by the imposing and skillful architecture of the
Watchtower, the Temple of the Sun, and the royal Inca residences,
among many others. Take a moment to quietly sit and listen to the
wind or to meditate and absorb the mystical energy that envelops
you. Your imagination will soar as you contemplate the history of
Machu Picchu and its mysterious origins. Some may even choose a
hike to Huayna Picchu, the iconic towering mountain often seen in
photographs, for dramatic views that stretch from the Urubamba
River valley to the edge of the Amazon Jungle. After the visit you
will have lunch in Aguas Calientes before your train/transfer back
to Cusco. As night falls and you arrive at your hotel amidst and
hustle and bustle of Cusco, you will be touched by a feeling of
peace and rejuvenation which will linger even as you journey back
home.
The lodge-to-lodge equestrian adventure is a five-day ride
amidst snow-capped Andean peaks, through verdant cloud forests and
along pristine creeks, all the while enjoying our mountain luxury
lodges and friendly staff. Day six is a hiking day, as horses
cannot travel over the newly restored Llactapacta Trail. The trips
are led by expert riding guides and the horses provided are
American quarter horses raised in Uruguay. All saddles, tack and
riding helmets are imported from the U.S. We generally recommend
this adventure for interme-diate and experienced riders, but
beginners with some experience are also welcome. Equestrian-only
departures are available throughout the year from March to
December. Other available dates are mixed-group departures that are
shared by trekkers and riders, each group having separate trip
leaders. Please check our website for additional information.
Trekking Time: 5–6 hours (including lunch).Hiking Level:
Moderate to challenging (because of distance, not terrain).Optional
Activities: Zip Line: Located in Santa Teresa. This is a full day
activity which replaces the trek. It has an additional cost. /
Biking: Option a) Yanama pass – Hornopampa – Lluskamayo. You will
head downhill almost 8,000 ft. through a dirt road admiring
breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. Duration: 5 hrs.
Level: Easy to moderate. Option b) Descent from Hornopampa to
Lluskamayo. Duration: 3.5 hrs. Level: Easy Overnight: Lucma Lodge
at 2,135 m/7,003 ft.
Trekking Time: 4–6 hours.Hiking Level: Moderate to
challenging.Overnight: Hotel in Aguas Calientes at 1,900 m/6,232
ft.Note: Peru Rail is the train company used for the The Salkantay
Trek. If a special train service is required, please advise your
Travel Specialist.
Note: Huayna Picchu Mountain tickets are subject to
availability. Peru Rail is the train company used for the The
Salkantay Trek. If a special train service is required, please
advise your Travel Specialist.
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Additional Services
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Our mountain lodges have brought together traditional Inca
building techniques and sensitivity to the surrounding environment
with all the comforts of home. At the end of each day, you will
enjoy hot showers, fine gourmet meals, select wines, goose-down
bedding, massages, outdoor jacuzzis and highly personalized service
from our local staff.
Our travelers recognize us for something unique, and it’s not
for building lodges on a remote mountain trail, but for the
experience, service and magic we have created. As a consequence of
our success with The Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu, the market
values us as a boutique operation, highly focused on customer
service, always striving for excellence, and fused with a
significant attention to detail. Our motivation is to design superb
travel experiences and create wondrous memories for our guests - on
some occasions - even life-changing ones!
CuscoEnjoy exploring the vibrant city of Cusco and its
surroundings, which offer many great cultural and historical
attractions, along with a variety of fine dining, traditional
shows, and bargain shopping. Spending time in Cusco is the perfect
starting point to acclimatize and gain initial perspective on local
history and culture.
Where to stay in Cusco: El MercadoMLP welcomes you to the
elegant El Mercado, a boutique property located a stone´s throw
from the Plaza de Armas, the main square of Cusco. Formerly part of
the city´s old farmer´s market, El Mercado´s 32 rooms and quaint
atmosphere guarantee personal and friendly service, providing an
immersion into the cultural and historical traits of Cusco and
Peru. For more information visit: www.elmercadocusco.com
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Guides
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LimaHistorically referred to as the “City of Kings”, Lima still
holds its essence as a historic and bustling capital one needs to
visit. Spend some time at the Plaza Mayor, and experience the
change of guard at the Presidential Palace, or maybe the tour of
the catacombs of San Francis-co Convent. Take in the sunset while
you stroll on the boardwalk in the Miraflores district, heading
towards the historical Barranco district, filled with artisan
boutiques and local flavor. If you were wondering about what and
where to eat, Lima is now considered the gastronomical capital of
South America, so great cuisine, from street vendors to fine
dining, can be found in every corner.
Extension PackagesDo you feel like exploring more of Peru? Maybe
explore the colorful island communities of Lake Titicaca (the
highest navigable lake in the world), or adventure into the rich
wilderness of the Peruvian Amazon jungle, or visit Colca Canyon,
with its incredible depths, Inca terraces, and soaring condors.
There is plenty to do so please let us know if you would be
interested in receiving any suggestions.
Our guides are among the best in Peru (some even having won
international awards) and have on average at least 15 years of
experience guiding in the mountains, not only in Peru, but around
the world. Many of them are considered pioneers in this area,
having scouted many of the current routes in the country. All MLP
guides have excellent language skills, and are highly trained in
managing group dynamics. All guides undergo continuous medical and
rescue training, with a certification in “Wilderness First Aid.”
You will appreciate their knowledge of history and cultural
traditions, as well as their interpretation of local flora and
fauna, and their great insights (and stories!) that go far beyond
any guide or history book.
Dalmiro Portillo Raúl Montes
Fernando SilvaLixayda Vasquez
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Giving Back: Yanapana Peru
Spend an Extra Day in Machu Picchu
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In 2006 MLP sponsored the creation of Yanapana Peru, a
not-for-profit Civil Association dedicated to social and
environmental responsi-bility. Yanapana is committed to improving
the quality of life through sustainable community development, in
an effort to reduce extreme poverty in the Andean Highlands. Main
activities of the association include donations for the enhancement
of nutrition and infrastructure at a local public school, funding
and training for local entrepreneurs, which include jam and honey,
handmade textiles and organic coffee production. Other supportive
efforts are directed towards child sponsorship programs, as well as
medical prevention, detection and treatment programs.In our own
journey through sustainability, we realized that it was necessary
to take steps beyond what was traditionally being done in social
inclusion, which is why in 2012, a joint-venture was born between
the community of Huacahuasi and Mountain Lodges of Peru, naming it
Kuska Purispa: Walking Together. We are convinced that sustainable
tourism in the region should be built around a model that empowers
local communities, making them active investors in local
development projects for the long-term benefit of all. We are
com-mitted to work under this innovative business model and keep
empowering and generating added value to local communities in
Peru.
Even though you have enough time to see the core of Machu Picchu
Sanctuary during the regular guided tour, most of our guests
realize that they would have liked to stay a little longer since
there is so much to explore! Let us know at time of reservation if
you would like to add this optional day. By spending an extra day
at Machu Picchu, you will be able to:• Make the best of your time
visiting a World Heritage Site situated on a spectacular mountain
ridge.• Explore areas of the site that are less visited by most
travelers, such as climbing Machu Picchu Mountain (special permit
to be purchased in advance) or hiking to the Inca Bridge or the Sun
Gate.• Visit the town of Aguas Calientes and shop the local craft
markets.• Treat yourself to a relaxing end to your vacation and
fuland hospitality of the unique Inkaterra Pueblo Hotel.
PRICES:Cost of the one-day extension at Machu Picchu: US$ 395
per person based on shared accommodation. Single room rate: US$
540.Extra bed: US$ 315.Note: Prices subject to change.
INCLUDES: One additional night at the Inkaterra Pueblo Hotel
with dinner on day 7, breakfast and lunch on day 8, bus tickets
to/from the site, entrance tickets to the Sanctuary, and transfer
back to Cusco from Ollantaytambo (train ticket is included in your
program cost). This extension cost does not include a guided visit
of the Sanctuary or a climbing permit for Machu Picchu mountain.
Both can be provided at additional cost. Please inquire with your
Travel Specialist for additional information.
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2017 Rates & Inclusions
LOW SEASON US$ 3,240
(March 1 - 31, November 1 - December 14)
HIGH SEASON US$ 3,750
(April 1 - October 31, December 15 - 31)
NOTES• Rates per person, based on shared accommodations in a
twin, double or triple room.• 50% supplement for requested single
room and 25% for single willing to share.• Private services,
additional services and specialty guides are available upon request
at an additional cost.• Standard languages are Spanish and English.
For other languages please contact your Travel Specialist.• Daily
activities will be subject to factors such as weather and other
events beyond our control.• For season rates other than 2017,
please inquire with your Travel Specialist.• In order to make this
trip, we kindly request that every guest presents valid proof of
insurance coverage as a minimum for Medical Emergency Treatment and
Evacuation. Make sure that the insurance policy includes Adventure
Travel Activities or similar coverage.
INCLUDED• Accommodations.• All meals (except breakfast on the
first day and dinner on the last day).• Transfer services.• Guided
tours during the whole trip.• Entrance fees and permits to
touristic and archeological sites. • Tips for staff at the Lodges
and staff in the field are included (except Guide tips, it is
suggested US$ 5 - 10 per day).
EXPORT SERVICES (DL NO. 919) Regarding the General Tax Sales
(IGV), Peruvian law considers accommodation to non-resident guests
as export service. In order to be exempted and as a requirement,
all non-resident guests must present upon check in their original
passport and Andean immigration card - provided at your arrival to
the country and with no more than 60 days after the arrival date
indicated at the Andean immigration card.
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