Tour Inca Essence 8 Days to Machu Picchu
8 DAYS / 7 NIGHTS
4/5
4600 m / 15190 ft
Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu, Rainbown Mountain, Salkantay, Humantay Lake.
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from $1250.00
5-Day Glamping Salkantay to Machu Picchu Trek Luxury
A spiritual journey along the Salkantay and Humantay semi-gods.
5 Days Multi Day Hike
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5-Day Glamping Salkantay to Machu Picchu Trek Luxury
A spiritual journey along the Salkantay and Humantay semi-gods.
5 Days Multi Day Hike
23 reviews
Altitude
4650 MT / 15255 FT
Departure
Daily Departures
Physical Level
4/5
Duration
5 Days
Group Size
Max 8 persons
Seasson
MARCH TO DECEMBER
Accommodation
Campsite and Glamping
Trip Style
Adventure Hike
Overview
5-Day Glamping Salkantay to Machu Picchu Trek Luxury
5-Day Glamping Salkantay to Machu Picchu Trek Luxury, You will enjoy the best trek to get to Machu Picchu, along with the amazing landscapes that the tropical Cloud Forest which extends to the Andes has to offer. We will have the most complete experience staying in cabins around the mountains, without loosing the comfortable life of Wifi service and hot showers.
Every day you will have the experience of learning more about the Inca culture and surely your photo gallery will be full after being amazed by the view from above. We have a team of guides and also horses that will help you reach each destination before reaching one of the World’s wonders.
From the coffee crops to the hydroelectric plant, we will help you to understand and learn more about Peruvian culture. It is a trip that will not only amaze you with landscapes but also with people who will encourage your heart to return more often and see Peru from another perspective.
Itinerary
DAY cusco - Humantay Lake- soraypampa
Sites to Visit
5-Day Glamping Salkantay to Machu Picchu Trek Luxury
The first tour begins around 4:30 am at your hotel, where we will pick you up to go to Machu Picchu. We will ride three hours along the Soraypampa trail, this trip will allow you to have incredible views of memorable landscapes. Not without first going to Mollepata to have a splendid breakfast in a restaurant, a combination of fruit juice, infusions and pancakes will captivate your palate.
We will walk uphill through the Salkantay valley, but don’t worry, we are talking about a gradual hike that seeks comfort, not exhaustive. The destination is Soraypampa, where we will take a break and you will be able to see the wonderful Salkantay glacier and the river that bears the same name.
The last climb of the day is to the Salkantay pass, the highest point of the route. It is worth getting here as the views you will have of this place will leave you breathless. It is a valley covered by clouds and a spectacular sunset that looks out from the top of the mountains. It is a long walk of 3 hours that will be rewarded with good lunch, hot drinks or coca tea. after lunch will go to humantay lagoon once there will enjoy this magical place.
During the following 2 hours, we will hike to our first camp “soraypampa”, on our way, you will be able to enjoy the backside of the mountains and the cloud forest at the bottom of the valley. This night you will stay in comfortable cabins that have a hot shower and Wi-Fi. We hope that you enjoy the comfort of the place but we also recommend going out to see the stars that illuminate the night.
DETAILS:
Meals: Lunch & Dinner
Hiking Distance: 13 km
Highest Elevation: 42500 m
Campsite Elevation: 3.900 m
Weather: Cold
Conditions: Rocky, dusty and slippery (required: trekking shoes)
Salkantay Trek
DAY 2: Soraypampa - Salkantay Pass - Salkantay (high point) Huaymaraqmachay, Chaullay (camp)
Sites to Visit
To cheer up the day, we will start very early with a hot drink that will help us wake up to enjoy a wonderful sunrise that emerges from the mountains and shines along with the glaciers. We will have a moment to pack and enjoy a delicious breakfast.
This is one of the most difficult but calm days, you will always have the help of our guides and horses so that you can complete the trip. Our next destination is Huayraqmachay, which will help us catch our breath with a delicious lunch. We hope that the weather of the cloud forest and the views of the heights have captivated you since it will be the landscape that surrounds you all day.
Our trek will descend to Chaullay, our last destination of the day where you will sleep surrounded by mountains and high clouds. Once again they will stay in cabins where you will have a hot shower and Wi-Fi.
DETAILS:
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Hiking Distance: 23 km
Highest Elevation: 4,620 m
Campsite Elevation: 3.900 m
Weather: Cold-worm
Conditions: Rocky, dusty and slippery (required: trekking shoes)
Salkantay Trek 4 Days
Day 3: Chaullay (camp) - Sahuayaco Beach - Lucmabamba (Coffee Experience) - Santa Teresa Thermal Baths.
Sites to Visit
This day will be shorter compared to the others, but don’t underestimate it since you will be able to enjoy the most beautiful landscapes along the walk. We will also make a tour to the tropical jungle and visit several farms, including one for organic coffee. As well as knowing the thermal baths of Santa Teresa.
We will leave early towards Playa Sahuayaco, a quiet and low road, compared to the previous days. Along this path and a few hours later we will be transported to the coffee experience. Here we will have our lunch and of course, it will be accompanied by delicious coffee.
The next place we visit will be the thermal baths of Santa Teresa, our team will take you by one of our comfortable transports to travel for an hour to reach the place, which of course is included in your package.
To return we will take the same route until we reach the Lucmabamba camp, where you can rest and spend a good night.
DETAILS:
Meals: Lunch & Dinner
Hiking Distance: 16 km
Highest Elevation: 3,900 m
Campsite Elevation: 2000 m
Weather: Cold-worm
Conditions: Rocky, dusty and slippery (required: trekking shoes)
Day 4: Lucmabamba Camp - Ca de Llactapata - Hydroelectric - Machu Picchu Town.
Sites to Visit
To gain strength for the day we will provide you delicious hot coca tea, followed by a full breakfast, it should be enough for your energies to enjoying the trek that begins. We will walk 3 hours uphill to llactapata from there will have a stunning view of Machu Picchu and humantay then towards the hydroelectric station and with the best views of Machu Picchu. The most impressive thing about this place is the 300-meter-high natural waterfall that provides electricity to the Cusco region.
Three hours later we will be arriving at the hydroelectric plant, which supplies clean energy to thousands of Peruvian families. Undoubtedly, this glimpse of this plant will make you see Peru with different eyes. Before we leave you will have enough time to have your lunch.
Finally we will arrive in Aguas Calientes where you will have a delicious dinner at the “Indio Feliz” restaurant. After this, we can go to the hotel in the town of Machu Picchu where you can enjoy a hot shower and WiFi service.
If you are tired and want to reserve your energy for Machu Picchu, you can take a car from Lucmabamba to the Hydroelectric, at no additional cost and as an option.
DETAILS:
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Hiking Distance: 22 km
Highest Elevation: 2,900 m
machu picchu town Elevation: 2000
Weather: worm
Conditions: Rocky, dusty (required: trekking shoes)
Day 5: Machu Picchu (The Sacred City of The Incas) – Return to Cusco
Sites to Visit
Our last day is the most important, we will start very early with a feast for breakfast. Then we will take one of the first buses that leave for Machu Picchu. You don’t have to worry about packing, the hotel will take care of it to be ready when you return.
The trip lasts around 30 minutes until we reach the top of Machu Picchu. Upon arrival, a guide will introduce you and tell you more about this beautiful place. You will get to know the beautiful citadel for two and a half hours, learning more about the Inca history and culture. At the end of the tour, you will have free time to continue exploring on your own.
Finally, we will take the bus back to Aguas Calientes, preparing to leave with the 4:20 pm train, which will take us back to Ollantaytambo for a two-hour drive.
DETAILS:
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
Hiking Distance: by bus
Highest Elevation: 2,400 m
machu picchu town Elevation: 2000 m
Weather: worm
Conditions: Rocky, dusty and slippery (required: trekking shoes)
Salkantay Trek 4 Days
Included
5-Day Glamping Salkantay
- Pre-departure briefing.
- Two Excellent experienced top tour guides (9-16 people / 6-8 with one tour guide).
- Tourist bus “Cusco to km 82.”
- Salkantay Trail permits and Machu Picchu Sanctuary.
- Hotel in Cusco
- Walking stick
- Wifi
- Hot shower
- Sleeping bag
- Admission document to the Inca Road System by SERNANP – INCA TRAIL “National Service of Natural Protected Areas.”
- Indigenous porters to carry camping equipment.
- Extra porter to carry 7 kg/15.4 lb. customer’s items.
- Tent: 02 people in each.
- One inflatable sleeping pad.
- Camping equipment.
- One Kitchen tent.
- Toilet tent with biodegradable toilet facilities.
- One cook.
- Assistant cook.
- One chief porter.
- Meals:
- 4 breakfast
- 4 lunches
- 4 dinner
- Daily morning snack
- Bio-degradable personal hand soaps.
- Our kitchen staff uses biodegradable dishwashing detergents.
- First-aid kit.
- Emergency oxygen bottle.
- Machu Picchu guided tour for 2 hours.
- Bus down from Machu Picchu to Aguas Calientes town.
- Train return to Ollantaytambo and private transport from Ollantaytambo station to Cusco.
No Included
- Tips (Tipping is 100% optional depending on the service you received)
- Travel Insurance.
- water the day 1 and 5
Recommendations
What To Bring
5-Day Glamping Salkantay
- A good daypack.
- Original passport.
- Lighter trekking boots (with good ankle support)
- Three pairs of trekking pants.
- One rain jacket: The first night, the temperature can be as low as – 5 degrees Celsius/23 degrees Fahrenheit.
- One warm/winter jacket (Thermals: wool socks/gloves, scarf, and woolen hat for cold nights).
- Four shirts.
- Two long-sleeve shirts.
- One good sleeping bag.
- Sun protection cream (SPF 45 or higher recommended).
- Bug spray.
- Water.
- Digital Camera and film
- A headlamp to navigate camp in the evenings and pre-dawn mornings with spare batteries
- Bandages or moleskin.
- Flip flops. Your toes will thank you!
- Plastic bags for dirty and wet clothes
- Something to read in the evenings
- Extra money.
Prices
Luxury All Inclusive Service
| Number of persons | Price per person |
| 2 | $830.00 |
| 3 | $800.00 |
| 7 | $770.00 |
| 5 | $710.00 |
| 6 | $680.00 |
| 7 | $650.00 |
| 8 | $620.00 |
Prices:salkantay trek to ,machu picchu Permits are needed for your chosen start date. Tour prices are based on the number of people in a group. Prices are valid from March 2022 through January 2023. All prices quoted are $USD
- Group service $620 per person
Important: Price includes up to 7 kilos of your personal belongings to be carried by the mules (NO need of extra Porter hire!).
Discounts:salkantay trek 5 days
- Student Discount 20$ dollars
- Under 15 years will pay as student: US$20.00
- Under 7 years Discount: US$35.00
Optional Extras (Need to Book in Advance):
- Machu Picchu Mountain climbing: USD 25.00 (Need to book in advance)
- Huayna Picchu Mountain climbing: USD 25.00 (Need to book in advance)
Frequently Asked Questions: 5-Day Glamping Salkantay to Machu Picchu Trek Luxury
5-Day Glamping Salkantay faqs
How far in advance should I book the 5 Day Salkantay trek to Machu Picchu?
this hike for the moment is not like the classic Inca trail that you need to book 6 months in advance, basically, there is no limit of people but to be able to visit at the best time and get a ticket to Machu Picchu it is advisable to book 2 months in advance and thus not have problems.
How difficult is it to complete the 5-Day Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu?
From 1 to 5 is 4, it is moderately difficult, the ups and downs of the Salkantay in different temperatures and also the altitude makes it difficult. If you like you can rent walking poles this will help you to be able to walk with more confidence and have more balance, especially on the downhills since the Salkantay trek some points are gravel, and basically, if you had some problems with your knee and ankle and we recommend you see how to prepare for the Salkantay trek
At what altitude is the Salkantay trek 5 days to Machu Picchu? Will I suffer from altitude sickness?
One of the most frequently asked questions is the question that we pose, the highest point is 4630 masl -15157 feet, you will spend the night in the camp at 3900 masl -12795 feet. in reality, it is difficult if you will have problems with height because not all people are the same and they are also from different countries, basically the best option is to spend 2 days in Cusco to acclimatize before this excursion so as not to have problems
Will we carry our own luggage during the Salkantay trek for 5 days to Machu Picchu?
You do not need to carry all your things, we have the best team of mules, which will carry food, groceries, gas, kitchen, and our clothes to change during the excursion, basically you will only have to have a 25-liter backpack, where you will carry the most things. important items such as (sunglasses, camera, money, sunscreen, rain poncho, snacks, drinking water, rain gear, and walking sticks)
We advise you to leave in the hotel the things that you will not need to take to the excursión
How cold can it be on the Salkantay trek 5 days to Machu Picchu?
due to the altitude of this excursion it can arrive in the months of May to August at -5 degrees Celsius, it is best to bring thermal clothing for the first 2 nights since they are cold and the rest of the days are jungle and not we will have problems with the cold weather, basically, the recommendation is to buy gloves and hats from the local people in Cusco since they are made of alpaca wool and are very warm.
Salkantay Trek
The Salkantay trek is also known as the route of the sacred snow-capped mountains (APUS) that starts from the city of Cusco and then goes by bus to the place called Challacancha, this is a pilgrimage road has a distance of 89 km through unique landscapes with unique flora and fauna, lagoons, cloud forests, and rainforest and ending at the temple of wisdom (Machu Picchu).
The Salkantay Peak -Wild Mountain- is located within the Vilcabamba mountain range, northwest of Cuzco. Salkantay is one of the highest and most spectacular mountains in the Andes (6,271 m/20,574 ft).
National Geographic’s Adventure Travel magazine included the Salkantay among the 25 best treks in the world.
How far do we hike each day?
5 days of trekking, basically the first day is for training and the second day is the most difficult because of the altitude, the third day is a short day, the fourth day is a very long day but you will not have problems with the weather because it is the jungle to Machu Picchu town and the fifth day is basically bus, that means we will walk between 5 to 8 hours per day, reasonable averages to enjoy this incredible trek.
How difficult is the hike?
Even for an experienced traveler, the Salkantay trek will be complicated but not impossible because of the difficulties that there are in the different days demanding you physically, but in recent years there is the possibility of renting horses and taking the most difficult part of this trek, for this it is very important to acclimatize in Cusco 2 or 3 days to avoid difficulties with the altitude and of course exercise and be in good shape.
The complete trek is 72 km and with options of 4 and 5 days and is considered slightly easier than the classic Inca Trail.
What’s the most challenging section of the hike?
The high point of Salkantay is at 14.760123 feet above sea level, which is the most difficult stretch during the Salkantay, there are several reasons for the wind, little oxygen, and may have altitude sickness but take it easy because there is the option of renting horses, especially when ascending and basically the descent is somewhat lighter in general with a steady pace if you can make it.
Can I hike the Salkantay at any time?
The best months to make this excursion are between April and September, with very clear days with incredible views of the landscapes and very cold but bearable nights.
The rainy season is between October and March with cloudy days and cold nights even so the views are not very spectacular, for lovers of the mystical are incredible scenery and the least recommended month is February there is a lot of rain and landslides and the road is not safe instead Machu Picchu is open all year round, in general, the most recommended months are the dry dates,
When is the best time to hike the Salkantay?
the best months to make this excursion are between April and September, with blue sky with incredible views so you can take the best pictures and make beautiful memories of this magical country
Can I make the trek by myself?
The answer is yes, it is possible to do it on your own or with a group carrying all your trekking gear without cooks, guides, or muleteers, but you run the risk of getting lost as some days the path is not so clear and the best recommendation is to book with SULLPAYKY EXPERIENCES, to have a mystical experience
Can I do the trek with my kids?
This trek in some days are very tiring and regularly other days are calmer, the recommendation for children there is the option of taking horses during the first and second day as they are the most tiring days, of course, they must have acclimatization of 2 to 3 days in Cusco to avoid complications in this trek, and always do some walking exercises in their different countries that come and from 10 years old can make these treks
Can I use my mobile/cell phone on the mountain?
The Salkantay trek becomes more popular every year and also more facilities for the hiker, which means that in every camp there is wifi and you will not have problems to make emergency calls and about the signal coverage there is only in some places sporadically and there is also the option to charge your cell phone, camera, etc.
What is the weather like?
The climate in recent years was changing abruptly due to global warming and the different altitudes that are in this Salkantay trek, basically, the biggest concern is the first day and in Salkantay pass with strong winds and at night the temperature drops below zero, and the following days are calmer because you get to warmer places and will not have difficulties with the weather.
What should I bring to the trek?
- A good daypack.
- Original passport.
- Lighter trekking boots (with good ankle support)
- Three pairs of trekking pants.
- One rain jacket: The first night, the temperature can be as low as – 5 degrees Celsius/23 degrees Fahrenheit.
- One warm/winter jacket (Thermals: wool socks/gloves, scarf, and woolen hat for cold nights).
- Four shirts.
- Two long-sleeve shirts.
- One good sleeping bag.
- Sun protection cream (SPF 45 or higher recommended).
- Bug spray.
- Water.
- Digital Camera and film
- A headlamp to navigate camp in the evenings and pre-dawn mornings with spare batteries
- Bandages or moleskin.
- Flip flops. Your toes will thank you!
- Plastic bags for dirty and wet clothes
- Something to read in the evenings
- Extra money.
Why do I need to make a deposit?
We recommend making your reservation in advance and we will guarantee your Spaces for this hike. Each reservation needs a 30% of the deposit as the first payment. The final balance(70%) will be paid in Cusco(Briefing Day). About Payment, you must choose where would you like to make the deposit: Payment system online,
- Paypal by Debit or Credit Card
- Western Union, Money Gram
- Peruvian Banking Account
We use the money from your deposit to make several important purchases, including the entrance fee to Salkantay, the entrance fee to Machu Picchu, bus tickets, and train tickets. In addition, making a deposit assures us that you will be coming on the trek, and are unlikely to cancel at the last minute. This helps us with knowing how much food to buy, how many of our guides to use for the trek, etc. The deposit is non-refundable once we receive it because we will immediately use it to purchase the tickets mentioned above.
What happens after I make the security deposit?
First, we will send you an email to confirm your payment. Then we will contact you to offer you different hotel or hostel options in Cuzco, as well as inform you of other tours you might be interested in.
Two weeks before your tour date, we will contact you by email to request the final payment. We will also ask you where you will be staying in Cuzco, to be able to pick you up on the day of your hike.
After we receive the final payment, we will send you an email confirming your tour date and informing you of important contact information for our tour agency, as well as some final tips to prepare for the trek.
Can I change my starting date for the Salkantay?
Something very important for the customer is to give a quality service for it, once we buy your tickets with your deposit can only change the start of the trek with additional 200 dollars, the reason that the tickets are not refundable or transferable so it is very complicated and delicate, for that we recommend that you plan very well to have no details with your trip.
Is altitude sickness a problem? What should I do to avoid altitude sickness?
One of the problems of Cusco is the altitude, so before making this trek is to be 1 or 2 days in Cusco to acclimatize and we do not recommend alcohol before the hike and drink plenty of water or rehydrating drinks during the day and not eat much and chew coca leaves will help a lot in the altitude and carry some medicine for altitude sickness.
What should I do if I get altitude sickness?
It is always necessary to be in Cusco before any excursion in order not to have altitude problems, if you suffer during the excursion, let your guide know immediately so that he can help you since they have a first aid kit and will give you pills for altitude sickness and basically it is easy to recognize altitude sickness with stomach problems, headache, dizziness and general malaise.
Do you provide water during the Salkantay Trek?
Yes we will provide you with water to drink throughout the tour and you will have no problems, there are also streams along the route basically the water is clean and you should carry a purification pill this is in case of emergency, in general, there are also stores so you can buy beer, Gatorade, etc.
What is the environmental impact of my trek like?
In the Salkantay trekking every year is cleaned in February to keep clean and also during the high season months in each camp there are garbage cans, in general in this excursion is doing everything possible to keep clean for future hikers.
Are there bathrooms during the Salkantay Trek?
During most of the excursion, there are no bathrooms, basically, there are in the camps but remember that they are very basic and in some places you will have to pay 1 sol, this is a kind of economic aid to the villagers, in general, you will have to carry your toilet paper and in Aguas Calientes, you will have your hotel and private bathroom.
What is the food like on the Salkantay Trek?
A cook, and kitchen assistant accompanies each group on this excursion and the food is one of the highlights having breakfasts, lunches, and dinners every variable from local food to fusion and we have the option of vegetarian food.
What are the guides like?
One of the most important is to have a good guide to have an unforgettable experience, so SULLPAYKY EXPERIENCES has the best leaders who know the route very well and with a very good English, of course, depending on the client specializing each year and are knowledgeable in history, archeology, ecology and are from Cusco.
To be able to continue working with the guides we give a higher salary than the others and they are well treated.
What happens if I fall ill, can’t keep up or there is an emergency?
The idea of a hike is to enjoy every second, every minute, every day and basically, it is not a competition for which we will always have staff at the back and you will be totally safe and walk at your own pace.
What are the food and drink like?
In the Salkantay tour, the food is very varied and delicious, there will be pancakes, scrambled eggs, oatmeal, toast, local soups, rice, fried potatoes, sauces, noodles, and noodles, noodles general each meal will be different and abundant.
the water is totally drinkable, every day we will provide it until the end of this trek, is to organize with the cook so that you do not lack water and if you want drinks like beer, Gatorade there is in each camp
What are the toilet/washing facilities like?
There are no toilets on this trail, there are only in each camp but they are very basic and at the end of the tours every day our staff will give you warm water to wash your hands and face and bring wet wipes and gel.
Do we need to take our own sleeping bags and mats?
You will have no problem renting sleeping bags, SULLPAYKY EXPERIENCES has the best four-season sleeping bags as well as hiking poles included.
Travel Guide 5-Day Glamping Salkantay to Machu Picchu Trek Luxury
Why Sullpayky Experiences!
In SULLPAYKY EXPERIENCES we are not only a Travel Agency, we are a 100% Quechua family with more than 15 years of experience in the world of tourism. Our mission is to offer an unforgettable experience that will mark your life, based on Inca values: honesty, love and respect. For this reason, we offer a different kind of tourism, in which our priority is to give you more than a fun trip, a trip of reunion with yourself, to know your essence through the most sacred thing we have, our land, the Pachamama.
We are specialists in creating a personalized experience, so we have more than 28 tours that can be modified according to your needs (from the classic Inca Trail to innovative and alternative tours such as Moonstone) because there are many ways to know Machu Picchu, however, we are convinced that there is only one right for each client. . We also offer tours for clients with special needs.
We offer personalized assistance 24 hours a day, before and during your trip. When you contact us, you will be attended by our Peru travel experts, who will be happy to assist you and help you as soon as possible, answering your questions and providing you with information, as well as recommendations to prepare you physically and mentally for the experience you will live.
All our staff is 100% Quechua and is in constant training to always offer the best possible service. Our guides are Quechua mystics who will provide you with a unique experience. They also have basic training in photography and are equipped with a semi-professional camera to document your entire trip so you don’t have to worry about anything except enjoying every moment. Our cooks have chef training and will be informed of any dietary restrictions (such as allergies).
SULLPAYKY EXPERIENCES is a local travel agency and tour operator authorized by the institutions that govern tourism regulations in Peru. That is why we have the necessary licenses and permits to operate within our country.
We also emphasize that we are against the exploitation of the Pachamama (earth) and our wayki (brothers), so we offer a totally ecological tourism and well paid for all our workers, as we seek to be the difference in everything.
We know you will be happy with our service, as evidenced by the hundreds of testimonials from our traveler clients from all over the world. See the recommendations and memories of travel experiences in various social networks such as TripAdvisor, which will explain why you should choose SULLPAYKY EXPERIENCES for your next vacation in our country.
About our growth process
Continuous improvement is one of our commitments. One of our principles is that the work of each area is important to achieve the best final product. Therefore, throughout our history we have developed several projects with different areas, which have given us the following results:
We have completed the policy of our Integrated Management System as a sign of the guarantee of our organization.
Continuous training to tour guides, cooks, porters, drivers, people in charge of different areas such as Sales, Reservations, Operations, Administration, etc., in customer service, quality of service to tourists, knowledge of the route, and other topics concerning the tourism industry in Peru. Due to our progress in these areas, we have received the CALTUR 2021 Certification from the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism.
About SULLPAYKY EXPERIENCES Licenses and Authorizations
SULLPAYKY EXPERIENCES – Travel Agency and Tour Operator, complies with all the requirements and licenses necessary to operate and offer various services in the field of tourism throughout the Peruvian territory. The institutions mentioned below are in charge of regulating the tourism industry in Peru and we are subscribed to them:
We are authorized by DIRCETUR (Regional Directorate of Foreign Trade and Tourism of Cusco), a government agency that promotes competition, sustainability, and diversification of Peruvian exportable products, tourism, and handicrafts.
We are subscribed to PROMPERU (Commission for the Promotion of Peru for Exports and Tourism), an institution belonging to the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism of our country.
We are also subscribed to SERNANP, in order to operate in the Inca Trail Network. The National Service of Natural Areas Protected by the State, which is a specialized technical public agency of the Peruvian government, under the Ministry of Environment of Peru, is in charge of directing and establishing the technical and administrative criteria for the conservation of the Natural Protected Areas of Peru.
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