Salkantay Glamping, we have handcrafted the perfect adventure hiking tour to Machu Picchu, discover more of the Andean culture while making your way to the ancient Sanctuary of Machu Picchu.
To commence with adventure today, we must arise early as we will pick you up after you have enjoyed breakfast at your hotel (or perhaps you have asked for a box breakfast to enjoy on the way). We will start our journey towards Soraypampa town (3920 mts/12860 ft) passing by Mollepata town (2803 mts/ 9196.2 ft)
During a 2.5-hour ride, from there we will witness an impressive sight of snow-capped mountains that will accompany us on the way until shortly arrive at Soraypampa. Our expert guide will then explain what it would take for us to reach the stunning Humantay Lake, which in total will be a round trip hike of 3 hours, and on the way back we will need to faster your pace in order to return to the campsite.
Walking through an ethereal valley for about 3.5 hours, we will be able to appreciate the snow-capped mountains that surrounded the valley. Be marveled by the presence of the impressive Salkantay (6271 mts/ 20574.2 ft) and Humantay (5862 mts/ 19232.3 ft), both Apus which means guardians on the Incan ancient times. We recommend you to captures this precious moment with plenty of photos. After that, we will head towards Salkantaypampa (4154 mts/ 13628.6 ft) where our delicious lunch will be already awaiting us.
As we hike for another 2.5 hours, we will finally arrive at our luxury campsite of the night at Soyrococha (4480 mts/14698.2 ft). Before dinner, you will want to take the benefit of a hot shower, followed by a massage session to ease the tension of your muscle and relax you. After your treatment, the dining tent will be awaiting you with a delightful dinner prepared by our chef. Once you are ready, you can step into your bedroom tent and rest peacefully surrounded by pure nature.
To embark on our second day of hiking, after you have enjoyed a nourishing breakfast to renew your energy. Our first accomplishment of the day will be walking for about 1.5 hours until we reach the Salkantay Pass (4638 mts/ 15216.5 ft). Upon arrival will be granted by the magnificent presence of the Salkantay snowcapped mountain (6271 mts/ 20574.2 ft), to celebrate this incredible accomplishment on the hike we will make a toast. Cheers!
As our journey continues, we will be discovering stunning views along the path, also please note that if you would like to visit Salkantaycocha another turquoise lagoon it will take about an hour back and forth, it offers gorgeous scenery. As we keep walking we might encounter mosquitos as the vegetation transforms into a thicker one, until we approach Wayracmachay (3906 mts/ 12814.9 ft) after 3.5 hours. A delicious gourmet lunch with fresh beverages will be waiting for you in order to regain the strength needed to complete the day. Finally, we will continue on the way for a few more hours until reaching our luxury campsite for the night at Collpapampa (2870 mts/ 9416.0 ft). Once there, you will once again be able to soak your muscle in a hot shower followed by your soothing massages, and then you will be ready to be delighted by your dinner, before retiring to your bedroom tent to rest and enjoy a peaceful night of sleep.
An early arise await you as you awake refresh, take a hot shower to relax your muscle before it is time to enjoy a delicious breakfast. Afterward, we will be ready to being our journey passing by the villages of Wiñaypoco (2650 mts/ 8694.2 ft) and Lluscamayo (2420 mts/ 7939.6 ft), learning more of the ancient lifestyle. To complete the day, we will then arrive to Playa Sahuayaco (2100 mts/ 6889.8 ft) where our campsite is already settled and the delightful gourmet lunch is ready to be served.
Afterward, you will have some time to rest, take a hot shower, and a massage session to soak up your muscles and relax. By the afternoon, you will be taken on a private tour through the coffee plantation the perfect opportunity to interact with the local farmers and practice your Spanish. Later, we will return to the campsite to indulge in a delicious dinner and also the perfect opportunity to make a toast as it is the last evening along with the team in order to celebrate this wonderful experience and thank the effort of all the staff.
We hope you have enjoyed this experience and the ravishing time. We must rise at 5 am, to have enough time to warm up with a nourishing breakfast, and then continue and accomplish the larger portion of the trek. Firstly, we will then be transferred in a private vehicle towards Lucmabamba (2062 mts/ 6765.1 ft) after 20 min. Upon arrival we will be on the original Inca Trail track that today we will have the opportunity to discovering and explore, we will walk uphill until reaching the site of Llaqtapata (2736 mts/ 8976.4 ft).
Once we have arrived and encountered a stunning view of the Llaqtapata Lodge Viewpoint (2570 mts/ 8431.8 ft), our gourmet lunch was cooked with fruits and vegetables that grow on the Sacred Valley will be already awaiting us. From here, the sight of Veronica Mountain is impressive and so the Volcanota River. Afterward, we must keep on our journey this time towards the Hydroelectric train station (1771 mts/ 5810.4 ft) where we will have some time to rest and stretch our legs, before continuing on the train track for the following 3 hours until we finally reach Aguas Calientes, enjoy the lush and diverse vegetation on this area that decorates our walk. Upon your arrival into Aguas Calientes (2070 mts/ 6791.3 ft) at the end of this wonderful excursion, you will be taken to your previously selected accommodation. Once you had settled at your hotel and coordinated with your guide the pick-up time for the following day.
It’s time for a well-deserved dinner (included with your accommodation) and to have a restful sleep in your luxurious room.
The day has arrived, we hope you have lots of energy to make the most of your time at the wonderful World Wonder of Machu Picchu. You will take the bus in order to breach the citadel. It is a short 30-minute journey.
During the peak seasons between April to July, queues may be a little longer than usual but we assure you the wait will be worth it! You will be given an in-depth tour as you wander the premises of this destination. Ask every question that you have, as your guide will be more than happy to answer. Discover the theories and secrets of this impressive citadel and its enclosures. Afterward, you will have some time at your leisure to get lost and capture these precious moments with many photos. In honor to celebrate your time at Machu Picchu, a scrumptious lunch at the Belmond Sanctuary Lodge is of course included with the program.
Once you have digested your lunch, you may want to take the bus back to Aguas Calientes, it will be 30 roughly minutes. Feel amazing as you board the exclusive train, which will take you back to Poroy train station. Once you arrive at Poroy train station, a representative will be present to make sure that you board your private transportation and promptly arrive back at your hotel in Cusco. The journey will take about 40 minutes of the road.
End of our Salkantay Glamping.
| Service | Group Size based on | Tour Price per person | Secure your trip today |
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| Private Luxury | 8 people | $1,718 | Ask for AvailabilityEnquiry Now |
| 7 people | $1,786 | ||
| 6 people | $1,845 | ||
| 5 people | $1,892 | ||
| 4 people | $2,057 | ||
| 3 people | $2,283 | ||
| 2 people | $3,019 | ||
| 1 person | Special offer for Solo travelers |
Please consider that our prices from 2 people onward are based on double and triple accommodation, if you would like to have a single tent then the supplement will be of $ 249.00 per person.
Train stations and train schedules are subject to availability, also due to rainy season Poroy train station is closed from January to April of each year.
The walking sticks are not included, but if you prefer we can arrange to provide you a pair of basic poles (Standard Brand) without any charges; you just need to ask in advance to your travel specialist.
If you would like to climb to Huayna Picchu Mountain, please take in mind that is an unguided hike. If you are interested, please consult with your travel specialist as we need to check availability far in advance.
In order to provide you a superb personalized attention, it is vital that you send us your rooming list distribution in advance.
On day 3 of the trek is not recommended for those whom are afraid of heights as there are certain portions of the path that are narrower and face to the riverside high altitude.
This fertile valley, once the heartland of the Inca Empire, is home to picturesque villages, ancient ruins, and traditional markets.
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Arequipa, known as the “White City” for its stunning white volcanic stone buildings, is a beautiful city surrounded by volcanoes. Nearby, Colca Canyon is one of the deepest canyons in the world.
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Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world, is known for its stunning scenery and unique indigenous cultures.
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Located in southeastern Peru, Tambopata is a biodiversity hotspot in the Amazon rainforest, offering incredible wildlife viewing opportunities.
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Huacachina is a small desert oasis surrounded by sand dunes, while Paracas is a coastal town known for the Paracas National Reserve and the Ballestas Islands.
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Embark on a training hike near Cusco to explore the ancient Moon Temple and Inkilltambo. Led by your local guide, this scenic trek offers historical insights, stunning views, and valuable altitude acclimation, preparing you for the Inca Trail adventure ahead.
Explore the Sacred Valley, visiting ancient Inca sites such as Moray, Maras Salt mines and Ollantaytambo, and traditional villages. Enjoy breathtaking landscapes, local markets, and cultural insights in this historical region.
Experience local life with a homestay on Lake Titicaca’s islands. Visit the Uros Floating Islands, and stay at Amantani with a local family and interact with indigenous communities, immerse yourself in the rich traditions and serene beauty of the high Andes.
Embark on a thrilling jungle adventure in Tambopata. Stay in eco-lodges, take guided walks to spot diverse wildlife, and explore the Amazon’s rich biodiversity through activities like canoe trips and canopy tours.
Discover Lima’s vibrant food scene with a culinary tour. Enjoy gourmet dining, visit the bustling Surquillo market, and take cooking classes to taste and learn about Peru’s world-renowned cuisine.
The best time to visit Peru and Machu Picchu is during the dry season from May to October. This period offers clear skies, minimal rainfall, and ideal trekking conditions. June to August are the busiest months, so book early.
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During the dry season, the Inca Trail and other trekking routes are in their best condition, and the views of Machu Picchu are typically stunningly clear. Additionally, traditional festivals such as Inti Raymi, and the Inca Festival of the Sun, in June provide a unique cultural experience in Cusco.
