Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu

If you decided to do the Salkantay trek, chances are you will have some duas. To help you solve them, we have compiled frequently asked questions from our travelers ¿It is recommended to do the Salkantay trek? Without a doubt, the Salkantay trek is known as the best alternative route to Machu Picchu, it could even be said that it is better than the world famous Inca Trail . This adventurous hike comes with some challenges, but you will be rewarded with the most incredible views and fantastic experiences you have ever had. ¿The Salkantay route is difficult? The salkantay trek to Machu Picchu is a moderate to challenging trek. The most difficult part of the route is the second day, when you ascend to Abra Salkantay (4,600 m.s.n.m). It is a 3-hour ascent considered a real challenge for travelers, due to its high altitude On day 1 in the afternoon, the walk is relatively demanding when going up to the Humantay lagoon, days 3 and 4 are calmer because they have long descents along

Salkantay trek “Machu Picchu by  5 day trekking Salkantay”. Due to the new restrictions and limitations on the numbers to hike the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, new alternative hikes to reach the mystical sanctuary of Machu Picchu has been opened. The Salkantay Trek is an alternative trek to the classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. This quite scenic trek is for those adventurers who are seeking nature and the old remains of Peruvian indigenous cultures. The Salkantay trek offers breathtaking scenery en route to Machu Picchu and also quietness being in nature within the Machu Picchu archaeological park. If traveling to Salkantay is on your plans here you have some recommendations you need to know. When is the best time to hike the Salkantay trek? The best time to hike the Salkantay is in the dry season from May to  October. May is the most advisable month because everything is green after the rainy season. The months of June and July are winter so it is warm in the sun and cold in the sh