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Salkantay Trek: Chaullay - Lucmabamba

Embark on an exhilarating journey through the breathtaking Salkantay Trek, as you traverse from Chaullay to Lucmabamba in the lush region of Colcapampa, Peru. Feel the rush of crystal-clear river waters tumbling over majestic rocks while surrounded by vibrant greenery and towering mountain slopes. This nature lover’s paradise invites you to reconnect with the wild, breathe in the fresh forest air, and immerse yourself in an epic Andean adventure. Whether a seasoned trekker or a passionate wanderer, this scenic escape promises an unforgettable sensory experience laden with natural beauty, serenity, and adrenaline. Prepare to be inspired and invigorated—your ultimate mountain escape awaits!

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May to September — dry season ideal for trekking through the Andes

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Most videos filmed Aug during winter. July is quiet - more local atmosphere, fewer tourists.

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May to September — dry season ideal for trekking through the Andes

Full day to multiple days along the trail

Sturdy hiking boots, Waterproof jacket, Hydration system, Sunscreen and hat, and Camera for scenic moments

Adventure Seekers, Nature Lovers, Backpackers, Experienced Hikers, and Eco Travelers

Fly into Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport (CUZ), located approximately 3 hours drive from Colcapampa.

Rest and recharge at mountain lodges and eco-friendly hostels in the nearby villages along the Salkantay route.Book a stay →

Extend your adventure with visits to Machu Picchu, traditional Andean communities, and hot springs near Aguas Calientes.Book a tour →

$250+

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