This Salkantay trek takes you around the stunning Mount Salkantay, which is the second largest mountain in Cusco region (6,277m / 20,577ft). On This Trek, you will enjoy the spectacular views of the snowcapped peaks such as: Salkantay Mountain and Humantay mountain range.
The Andean tapir, also called mountain tapir, danta or pinchaque, is the smallest and perhaps the least studied of the two species present in Peru. It is distributed in the montane and moor forests of Colombia,
(Caiman Crocodilus) can be one of them, they usually sunbathe on the sand banks of the Manú River while some butterfly perches on their shoulders.
Biodiversity in the Manu National Park 1025 bird species (55% of the 1800 Peruvian bird species, and 10% of the world's birds). 221 species of mammals (43.5% of all Peruvian fauna), and 5% of the species worldwide (7 species are definitely endemic to the country). 150 amphibious species. 100 Reptile species
The Salkantay mountain or Salcantay, is the highest mountain in the Vilcabamba mountain range at 6,271 meters above sea level and the second highest in the Cusco region. Located in the Vilcabamba mountain range, in the district of Santa
The Salkantay is a snowy whose name translated from Quechua would mean ‘Wild Mountain’. This summit is known as ‘Apu’ (‘Lord’) for its majesty and elevation.
We will leave the Imperial City of Cusco to head towards the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Here we will have the first breakfast, buffet style. We will continue with the trip to the Malaga Open (4 350 m.a.s.l.), the starting point of our biking tour. After the informative talk of our guide, we will give you the complete equipment for this type of activity.
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