The Famous Salkantay Trek

The Salkantay Trek gives you the best experience of travelling the ancient Incan paths in Cusco Peru

General Information about the Salkantay Trek

Enjoy you travel to Peru and visit Cusco and Machu Picchu, you can do different Machu Picchu tours, the most famous trek is the Classic Inca Trail and if you want another alternative trail we recommend you the 5 Days Salkantay Trek that gives you the oportunity to apreciate flora and fauna diversity, various ecosystems, remote Andean Villages and the incredible view of the snow-capped Salkantay Mountain.

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