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9 Essential Tips For Your Inca Trail Trek To Machu Picchu

 Check out our better 9 essential tips for your Inca Trail hike to Machu Picchu.  We desire to make sure you obtain all the information you require for a protected and positive trip on this historic trail.  Over the past 17 years, we have increased our service along the Inca Trail, managing more than 800 trips per year. Here are some reasons to select Salkantay Trek Machu for your Inca Trail trek.   Our best advice for your trek on the Inca Trail Don't admire the Hurds. We have created the top itinerary for trekking to Machu Picchu. HERE IT IS. Subsequently managing 500 treks on the Inca Trail, is an excellent way to feel the positivity of Machu Picchu. Likewise, with the current limitations at Machu Picchu, we have 2 tours that suggestion you the most incredible experience of the trail and the wonderful city of Machu Picchu.   Advice to choose the best route There is only one recognized trail that principals to Machu Picchu. We recommend this trek as pa...

Inca Trail: What you need to know about the hike to Machu Picchu

The Inca Trail (Spanish: camino inca) is the king of Peru's hiking trails. This 4-day trekking leads along Andean Cordilleras, over high passes, through scenic forests and finally down into the mountain rainforest, where the trekkers walk through the sun gate "Inti Punku" and look at Machu Picchu on the last day. As a section of the "Qhapac ñan", the Inca Trail largely follows the original paths of the Incas, which makes it so unique. "Qhapac ñan" refers to the Inca road network, which covers a total of 30,000 kilometers and stretches across the countries of Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile and Argentina. In 2014, the IncaTrail Network was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This is due to the engineering feat of the Incas and the need to preserve the condition of the trails and their surrounding landscapes. Inca trail treks The Inca Trail I finally walked the Inca Trail myself! I look back on four eventful days of uphill and downhill, along scen...