What to Pack for Salkantay Trek?

Here you have a list for things you must pack for a Salkantay Trek:

Mountain shoes or slippers with grip
Sweater and jacket for the days in the snowy
Hat
Insect repellent
Sunscreen with UV A personal cover for the rain
Long-sleeved polo shirts
Shorts and long pants
Lip balm
Toilet paper
Snack bar
Lantern
Glasses, plastic bags, sleeping bag
Personal and medical items
One light backpack per person
Photo or video camera and its extra charger
Some extra money in small denomination (preferable in soles)
Water Bottle, and water purifying tablets.
Bring extra money for spending on the road and arrival in Aguas Calientes.

Also, remember that for a Salkantay Trek you need to be in good physical shape, since the route is hardous, and the altitude makes the hike more difficult.

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