Inca Trail Machu Picchu | Salkantay trek Operator

Experience of the week: I sensed the limits of my physical strength. And I paid a lot of money for it too. Anyway, I have the feeling that it is becoming more and more common that you have to pay a lot of money for such experiences. In Australia it was skydiving, in New Zealand it was the 9 hour hike up Mount Doom volcano and in Peru it was the Inca Trail . Arguably, it can be described as a kind of pilgrimage route, 43 km long at extreme altitudes, taking you to Machu Picchu and your own limits. You pay a whopping US$ 480 for 4 days of tormenting yourself through rain and clouds (if the visit to Perú falls in the rainy season).  This includes incredibly delicious food, accommodation in a 2-person tent and entry to Machu Picchu, but not a guarantee of good weather, someone to carry your luggage or massage your calves. It was my toughest hike so far and yet, as hockey players, Hanna and I were fitter than the others, even the boys. On the second, hardest day, I got to camp 15 minutes ea

The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is undoubtedly one of the most frequented tours for those seeking adventure visiting Peru . We offer a unique style hike with spectacular Andean mountain scenery, a great mix of jungle and mountain range that you will enjoy from start to finish. There is no natural circuit on the other side of our planet that will lead you to a natural world that changes from ecological floors constantly, adorned with imposing snows, rivers and a great fauna and flora. To all these natural wonders are added Inca constructions that are worth visiting, the architectural art harmonizes perfectly with the natural environment. Day 1: Inca Trail to the Sanctuary of Machu Picchu. (All-day hike). Our clients are picked up from their respective hotels at 05:30 hrs, and then transferred to the Poroy station to board the train that will take us to KM 104, located on the Cusco - Machu Picchu railroad. Km 104 will be our starting point and we will be arriving at approximatel