Alternative Treks
Considered one of the most popular treks in South America, Salkantay trek is second only to the famous Inka Trail, Salkantay trek named after the highest peak of the Vilcabamba mountain range, the trail joins the Peruvian Andes and the two most important valleys in the region. Apurimac Valley located southwest toward the Urubamba Valley to the northeast. This journey will transport you into the history of Andean people, the trail was made by Andean merchants of the region.
Salkantay trek offers beautiful scenarios and microclimates along the way, the snow-capped mountains of Humantay Mt at 19.192ft / 5.850m, Salkantay Mt at 20.505ft / 6.250m; Diversity in wild vegetation, farmlands, and local communities, hot springs, Llactapata Inca site, and Machu Picchu city at the last day.
Salkantay trek offers beautiful scenarios and microclimates along the way, the snow-capped mountains of Humantay Mt at 19.192ft / 5.850m, Salkantay Mt at 20.505ft / 6.250m; Diversity in wild vegetation, farmlands, and local communities, hot springs, Llactapata Inca site, and Machu Picchu city at the last day.
