I am really interested in this hike but noticed it is no longer available for the dates that suit my itinerary. I was wondering whether you would consider adding an extra person into your group for the hike departing either on 22 or 23 May 2025, please?

Currently, we already have group departures scheduled for May 23 and May 25. However, I must inform you that entry tickets to Machu Picchu are already sold out for May. We can still offer you the Salkantay Trek experience without the visit to Machu Picchu on the last available date. Additionally, we can offer you the opportunity to switch and join the 4-Day Inca Trail departure on May 25, where entry to Machu Picchu is still available.

Could u please send me pics of tents and campsites, food offered/cooked so i have a better idea if i want to book this trip? Also my daughter doesn't eat red meat so what meat options do u offer?

All meals are prepared with fresh local ingredients, including a Pachamanca barbecue. Accommodation: 2 nights glamping/camping + 1 night in a 3-star hotel.

What do I need to bring for the trek in terms of gear?

You should bring a small daypack, plenty of water, and waterproof clothing for the trek. Rental options for sleeping bags and trekking poles are also available.

can I book for two adults from my account? Is there availability leaving cusco on may 30th 2025(29th could also be an option). how big are the tents? (how many people?). Are there WC tents included - or can you add this option? what gear do you recommend to take? (hike boots, or trail shoes? wet weather gear etc?). can you recommend hotels in cusco for day before and day after the tour? 3 or 4* with private bathroom prefferred. which entrance ticket is included to Machu Picchu? does it makes sense to purchase the additional machu picchu entrance tickets? what is the difference in the two other entrance ticket types? what is the cost difference if we make the tour privately?

Yes, you can book for two people using your account. We have a confirmed group departure on May 27. For May 29 or 30, we can organize a private tour. We use Eureka tents designed to fit four people, but for comfort, we assign them to two participants per tent. We provide a portable toilet tent. For May, we recommend mountain trekking boots with good grip. We can arrange 3-star hotels for $95 USD per night. The package includes Machu Picchu – Circuit 2. Additional hikes to Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain cost $75 USD per person. A private service costs $1,390 USD per person.

Do we have the pass for Machu Picchu? What is exactly Huayna Picchu Mountain / Machu Picchu Mountain? If I take one of these, is there a difference during the trek or my group? Have you ever done this trek? Do you maybe have a request for me to do in Peru?

Yes, the package already includes the Machu Picchu citadel entrance tickets. Huayna Picchu mountain and Machu Picchu Mountain are extra hikes that you can do after the guided tour in Machu Picchu citadel. Huayna Picchu is the iconic peak behind Machu Picchu, a steep, adventurous hike (2-3 hours) with narrow trails and stunning close-up views. Machu Picchu Mountain is a taller, less steep mountain on the opposite side. The hike is longer (3-4 hours) but offers panoramic views of the citadel and surrounding valleys. You will have time just for one of the mountains. If you do not do the extra hikes, other people can explore Aguas Calientes and wait for lunch there.

What is included in the meals during the trek?

All meals are included during the trek, consisting of breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day.

Are there any health recommendations for the trek?

Consult your doctor regarding vaccinations, such as for yellow fever and rabies, especially if traveling to other regions.

Could you state the daily elevation changes that will be covered? This is the key parameter to estimate the effort on the hike.

Below is the daily elevation change for the 4-day Inca Trail hike to Machu Picchu: Day 1: Cusco to Wayllabamba Uphill: 400 meters (1312 feet) Downhill: None Highest Point: 3000 meters (9843 feet). Day 2: Wayllabamba to Pacaymayo Uphill: 1200 meters (3937 feet) Downhill: 600 meters (1969 feet) Highest Point: 4200 meters (13780 feet). Day 3: Pacaymayo to Wiñay Wayna Uphill: 400 meters (1312 feet) Downhill: 1000 meters (3281 feet) Highest Point: 3600 meters (11811 feet). Day 4: Wiñay Wayna to Machu Picchu Uphill: 200 meters (656 feet) Downhill: 300 meters (984 feet) Highest Point: 2730 meters (8957 feet).

What is the accommodation during the trek?

You will be camping in tents for the first two nights, while the last night will be spent in a hotel.

How do I book the optional services for the trek?

You can pay for optional services, such as renting equipment, through the provided payment links when booking your trek.

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Day 1
Cusco to Humantay Lake to Salkantaypampa
Start point
Cusco, Cusco, Peru (Pick up from any hotel in Cusco city, 04:30)
Meals
Breakfast (Traditional breakfast in Mollepata), Lunch (Freshly prepared picnic lunch at Soraypampa), Dinner (Delicious dinner at Salka Glamp campsite)
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Camping (Trexperience Salkantay Glamping Tents)
Included Activities
- Scenic drive through mountain valleys from Cusco
- Traditional breakfast in Mollepata
- Hike to Humantay Lake
- Explore Humantay Lake and views
- Picnic lunch at Soraypampa
- Afternoon tea at Salka Glamp
- Dinner at Salka Glamp campsite
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Humantay Lake
Salkantay Pass
Day 2
Salkantaypampa to Salkantay Pass to Collpapampa
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Breakfast (Breakfast with views of snow-capped mountains), Lunch (Hearty lunch in Wayracmachay surrounded by mountain scenery), Dinner (Dinner in Collpapampa)
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Hut (Collpapampa Andean Huts)
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- Hot drink service at tent
- Breakfast with snow-capped mountain views
- Ascent to Salkantay Pass
- Pause at turquoise lake for photos and reflection
- Descent through cloud forest
- Hearty lunch in Wayracmachay
- Dinner in Collpapampa
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Salkantay Pass
Day 3
Collpapampa to Lucmabamba to Aguas Calientes
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Breakfast (Nourishing breakfast in the cloud forest), Lunch (Traditional Pachamanca feast), Dinner (Dinner in town, Aguas Calientes)
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Hotel (3 Star Hotel in Aguas Calientes)
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- Breakfast in the cloud forest
- Walk through orchid-lined paths with waterfalls and tropical plants to Lucmabamba
- Hands-on Pachamanca barbecue - ancient Andean cooking ritual
- Pachamanca feast lunch
- Organic coffee farm visit
- Learn roasting process and taste freshly brewed coffee
- Hike along railway through lush valley from Hidroelectrica
- Dinner in Aguas Calientes
Landmarks
Lucmabamba
Day 4
Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu to Cusco
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Cusco, Cusco, Peru (Drop off will be at your hotel in Cusco, 19:00)
Meals
Breakfast (Breakfast at the hotel)
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- Breakfast at hotel
- Early bus to Machu Picchu
- Sunrise entrance to Machu Picchu
- Guided exploration of Machu Picchu temples, terraces, and sacred plazas
- Panoramic Vistadome train journey through Sacred Valley to Cusco
Optional Activities
- Huayna Picchu Mountain entrance ticket - must be booked in advance, costs $68 per person
- Machu Picchu Mountain entrance ticket - must be booked in advance, costs $68 per person
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Machu Picchu

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Humantay Lake
Salkantay Pass

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Salkantay Pass

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Lucmabamba

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Machu Picchu

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Amirah
January 4th, 2026
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This tour was extraordinary! If you're looking for adventure, beautiful scenery, new experiences and encounters, I'd...
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Jennifer
June 5th, 2025
5.0
Our guides Renato and Jose Luis ( Pepe) took great care of us. Everything was well organised and prepared when we...
Our guides Renato and Jose Luis ( Pepe) took great care of us. Everything was well organised and prepared when we arrived each evening. Many thanks also to Dionisio and Fredy for their cooking skills - including a great variety of vegetarian meals. The transport of our bags was also smooth thanks to Santiago and Aly. It was overall a great experience that we would recommendShow more
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Jennifer
June 5th, 2025
5.0
Our guides Renato and Jose Luis ( Pepe) took great care of us. Everything was well organised and prepared when we...
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Ane
November 11th, 2024
5.0
The trek was really good. Frank was nice with us. The cookers were incredible, the food was really good!
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Matthew
September 8th, 2024
5.0
A fantastic experience. It was tough but rewarding to climb to up the Salkantay pass. The first night was by far the...
A fantastic experience. It was tough but rewarding to climb to up the Salkantay pass. The first night was by far the hardest - cold camping just under the pass, but we were given many blankets and a hot water bottle, and woken up with hot tea first thing in the morning. Many thanks to our guide Roger for making sure no one felt left behind and being very informative and helpful throughout (and thanks to the chefs lead by Eulogio)Show more
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Polina
June 6th, 2024
5.0
Thanks to the breathtaking beauty of the region and the excellence of TreXPerience guides, the Salkantay Trek is the...
Thanks to the breathtaking beauty of the region and the excellence of TreXPerience guides, the Salkantay Trek is the adventure of a lifetime. Seamlessly blending adventure and awe-inspiring landscapes, this trek offers a captivating glimpse into the rich history and natural grandeur of the Peruvian Andes. Led by excellent guides, every step is a journey through diverse terrain, from lush, low-winding valleys to towering mountain peaks. With their patience and professionalism, the guides elevate the journey, ensuring safety and fostering camaraderie among my trekking group. This trek exceeds expectations, and I have absolutely no regrets that I chose TreXPerience.Show more
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Dawn
June 1st, 2024
5.0
Absolutely loved this tour! The sites were stunning and all meals delicious and fresh. The trek is beautiful but was...
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Aurore
April 19th, 2024
5.0
Very well timed and organized, the distances were really well dispatched every day. The service and the food were...
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Adrien
April 19th, 2024
5.0
Amazing experience with our guide Roger ! The trek was an unforgettable experience. Great food also everyday thanks...
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Anthony
December 17th, 2022
5.0
Well, where to start with this review! I originally had booked onto the 5 day Ultimate Salkantay Trek but 2 weeks...
Well, where to start with this review! I originally had booked onto the 5 day Ultimate Salkantay Trek but 2 weeks before I was advised that no one else had booked onto the tour so needed to go onto the classic 4 day Salkantay trip to Machu Pichu, I was disappointed but I was refunded the difference in Tours and the extra day allowed me to book a rainbow mountain tour! (Every cloud). I arrived in Cusco and there were whispers of protests given the political climate in Peru at the moment. Trekexpierence then advised me that the route to Salkantay was blocked with protests and there was no way for us to get through to the starting point, the offered me 2 options, to wait and see if tensions calmed between the protestors and the government or I could do the Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu tour which would be departing the same day. Unfortunately given time constraints I had to take the other tour. I was very disappointment and at this point was already thinking about how this review was going to be a negative one, how wrong was I. During our evening brief the day before Pepe our tour guide briefed us on what to expect and that we would be leaving earlier than originally planned to avoid and potential road blockades by the protestors (3:00am), I am so glad we did because on the way we did see protestors using machines to start blocking the roads to stop people getting to kilometre 82 (the start of the Inca trail). We arrived safely and started our trek, it was absolutely fantastic, Pepe was a great tour guide and the porters were all really supportive. The food was brilliant and they always made sure that you had enough snacks and water for the day. We always felt safe and very well looked after. Due to the protests we were one of the last groups able to get onto the Inca trail which meant that when we arrived at Machu Picchu we were the only ones in the city, it was incredible. I would highly recommend trekexpirence and would just like to reiterate my thanks to Pepe for being a great tour guide, the team of porters for working so hard in carrying all of our equipment up the mountains and the chef for cooking us delicious food for 4 days. Thanks to all at trekexperience for a once in a lifetime experience. AnthonyShow more
Traveled in December 2022

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Neil
Asked on April 26th, 2025
I am really interested in this hike but noticed it is no longer available for the dates that suit my itinerary. I was wondering whether you would consider adding an extra person into your group for the hike departing either on 22 or 23 May 2025, please?
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- TreXperienceOperator•Written April 2025
  Currently, we already have group departures scheduled for May 23 and May 25. However, I must inform you that entry tickets to Machu Picchu are already sold out for May. We can still offer you the Salkantay Trek experience without the visit to Machu Picchu on the last available date. Additionally, we can offer you the opportunity to switch and join the 4-Day Inca Trail departure on May 25, where entry to Machu Picchu is still available.
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Brandon
Asked on March 3rd, 2025
Could u please send me pics of tents and campsites, food offered/cooked so i have a better idea if i want to book this trip? Also my daughter doesn't eat red meat so what meat options do u offer?
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- TreXperienceOperator•Written March 2025
  All meals are prepared with fresh local ingredients, including a Pachamanca barbecue. Accommodation: 2 nights glamping/camping + 1 night in a 3-star hotel.
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  Brandon
  Traveler•Written March 2025
  I asked what meat options do you offer besides chicken but cant eat red meat?
- TreXperienceOperator•Written March 2025
  Yes, we also offer seafood.
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Jorge
Asked on February 26th, 2025
What do I need to bring for the trek in terms of gear?
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- TreXperienceOperator•Written February 2025
  You should bring a small daypack, plenty of water, and waterproof clothing for the trek. Rental options for sleeping bags and trekking poles are also available.
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Marc
Asked on February 4th, 2025
can I book for two adults from my account? Is there availability leaving cusco on may 30th 2025(29th could also be an option). how big are the tents? (how many people?). Are there WC tents included - or can you add this option? what gear do you recommend to take? (hike boots, or trail shoes? wet weather gear etc?). can you recommend hotels in cusco for day before and day after the tour? 3 or 4* with private bathroom prefferred. which entrance ticket is included to Machu Picchu? does it makes sense to purchase the additional machu picchu entrance tickets? what is the difference in the two other entrance ticket types? what is the cost difference if we make the tour privately?
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- TreXperienceOperator•Written February 2025
  Yes, you can book for two people using your account. We have a confirmed group departure on May 27. For May 29 or 30, we can organize a private tour. We use Eureka tents designed to fit four people, but for comfort, we assign them to two participants per tent. We provide a portable toilet tent. For May, we recommend mountain trekking boots with good grip. We can arrange 3-star hotels for $95 USD per night. The package includes Machu Picchu – Circuit 2. Additional hikes to Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain cost $75 USD per person. A private service costs $1,390 USD per person.
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  Marc
  Traveler•Written February 2025
  When would you know if the group tour will take place on May 29 or 30th? We can maybe push forward our itinerary to start on May 28th. I am concerned about cutting short our acclimatization time in cusco. We prefer the group tour. I want to know about the entrance time regulations and train schedule back to Cusco.
- TreXperienceOperator•Written February 2025
  To confirm a group for May 29 or 30, we would need to place your reservation on the waiting list. The safest option is May 27. You can stay in Machu Picchu for about 2.5 to 3 hours. The train back is usually booked between 14:55 and 15:20, arriving in Cusco between 19:00 and 19:30. It's best to book train tickets 2 to 3 months in advance.
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  Marc
  Traveler•Written February 2025
  I have booked for 2 people on the tour for 27 May. I would appreciate if you can put us on the waiting list for both 29 and 30 May. We are hoping to preserve our acclimatization time.
- TreXperienceOperator•Written February 2025
  We have confirmed your booking for May 27th and purchased your Machu Picchu (Circuit 2) entry ticket. We will notify you about availability for May 29 or 30. Changing dates would require a penalty as Machu Picchu tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable.
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Cassandra
Asked on January 19th, 2025
Do we have the pass for Machu Picchu? What is exactly Huayna Picchu Mountain / Machu Picchu Mountain? If I take one of these, is there a difference during the trek or my group? Have you ever done this trek? Do you maybe have a request for me to do in Peru?
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- TreXperienceOperator•Written January 2025
  Yes, the package already includes the Machu Picchu citadel entrance tickets. Huayna Picchu mountain and Machu Picchu Mountain are extra hikes that you can do after the guided tour in Machu Picchu citadel. Huayna Picchu is the iconic peak behind Machu Picchu, a steep, adventurous hike (2-3 hours) with narrow trails and stunning close-up views. Machu Picchu Mountain is a taller, less steep mountain on the opposite side. The hike is longer (3-4 hours) but offers panoramic views of the citadel and surrounding valleys. You will have time just for one of the mountains. If you do not do the extra hikes, other people can explore Aguas Calientes and wait for lunch there.
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Larissa
Asked on September 3rd, 2024
What is included in the meals during the trek?
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- TreXperienceOperator•Written September 2024
  All meals are included during the trek, consisting of breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day.
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Nicole
Asked on August 6th, 2024
Are there any health recommendations for the trek?
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- TreXperienceOperator•Written August 2024
  Consult your doctor regarding vaccinations, such as for yellow fever and rabies, especially if traveling to other regions.
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Helen
Asked on July 27th, 2024
Could you state the daily elevation changes that will be covered? This is the key parameter to estimate the effort on the hike.
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- TreXperienceOperator•Written July 2024
  Below is the daily elevation change for the 4-day Inca Trail hike to Machu Picchu: Day 1: Cusco to Wayllabamba Uphill: 400 meters (1312 feet) Downhill: None Highest Point: 3000 meters (9843 feet). Day 2: Wayllabamba to Pacaymayo Uphill: 1200 meters (3937 feet) Downhill: 600 meters (1969 feet) Highest Point: 4200 meters (13780 feet). Day 3: Pacaymayo to Wiñay Wayna Uphill: 400 meters (1312 feet) Downhill: 1000 meters (3281 feet) Highest Point: 3600 meters (11811 feet). Day 4: Wiñay Wayna to Machu Picchu Uphill: 200 meters (656 feet) Downhill: 300 meters (984 feet) Highest Point: 2730 meters (8957 feet).
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Lesley
Asked on June 13th, 2024
What is the accommodation during the trek?
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- TreXperienceOperator•Written June 2024
  You will be camping in tents for the first two nights, while the last night will be spent in a hotel.
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Tom
Asked on May 28th, 2024
How do I book the optional services for the trek?
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- TreXperienceOperator•Written May 2024
  You can pay for optional services, such as renting equipment, through the provided payment links when booking your trek.

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