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Toiletries

Waterproof walking boots (break into them)

Rain jacket and pantsSandals or sneakers (for comfort at camp)

Warm clothes (jacket and/or fleece)

Thermal clothing (for sleeping)

Light wear clothes (t-shirt, shorts)

Swimsuit (hot springs in Aguas Calientes)

Snacks: biscuits, energy bars, chocolate, fruits, etc. Water (you are responsible for your first morning of water)

Water containers (plastic bottles not allowed into Machu Picchu)

Cash in soles and/or USD. Optional: Walking sticks or poles (rubber covers required)

Original Passport.Salkantay Trek Map (provided at the briefing day)

ISIC CARD *if you are a student eligible for the discount

SunscreenHydrating lotion (body/face)

Insect repellent (minimum of 20% DEET)

Toilet paperSmall towel

A plastic bag (helps keep clean from dirty)

Flashlight / headlamp and batteriesCamera/go-pro/extra batteries (limited electricity at campsites)

Clothing Other

Documents

Essentials

The night before your trip departure. We will have a briefing at the Salkantay o ce to go over the trip details. We will give you a sleeping bag, trekking poles, as well as a duffle bag for you to put your belongings in for the next 4 days. The maximum weight of the duffle is of 6K (or about 12lbs) per person, as they will be carried by donkeys. We recommend you also bring a small daypack to hold water, documents, light jacket/poncho in case of rain, as well as camara. Any questions you have, please do not hesitate to ask the team at the briefng! Your remaining luggage can be checked at your hotel until your return.

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