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Zürich, Switzerland
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Lima, Peru
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Arequipa, Peru
Arribada al mati
Passejar per Arequipa
Free tour
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Arequipa, Peru
Santa Catalina
Cooking class
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Cusco, Peru
Falta Hotel, el Selina comença el 29 no el 28
Arribada matí a Cusco amb el vold de latam sortida arequipa 7:25 am arribada cusco 8:25am
Anar hotel
Dinar
San Pedro Market - https://www.peru.travel/en/attractions/san-pedro-market
Free tour
Buscar excursió sacred valley
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Cusco, Peru
Valle sagrado: Moray y Salineras de Mara.
Chinchero (40min amb cotxe de Cusco. Es pot anar amb bus public) Hi ha mercadillo el Diumenge - https://www.peru.travel/en/masperu/discover-chinchero-the-most-picturesque-town-in-the-sacred-valley
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SORAYPAMPA, Peru
https://www.machupicchutrek.net/solo-salkantay-trek/
From Cusco, you can hire a private car, taxi or public bus to take you to Mollepata or Challacancha. You can also find transport from the Sacred Valley areas of Urubamba and Ollantaytambo.
follow the trail to Soraypampa camp. Here, you will quickly be able to find accommodation as well as lunch. A tent here costs as little as 20 Soles ($5).
You can leave your bag at camp to trek up and visit Humantay Lake. Hundreds of tourists visit the lake every day, but most of the crowds leave by 1 pm.
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Peru, Peru
Rise early at Soraypampa to start your trek up the pass to Abra Salkantay. If you get going just after 6, you should be ahead of most tour groups. The trail up the pass is easy to follow.
It should take 2-3 hours to get to the top. This is a good spot for a snack break and for taking some beautiful photos. From Salkantay Mountain, you will descend about 1-1.5hrs to the village of Wayramachay. The path is very easy to follow. It is a fairly gentle descent on a dirt track all the way down to Chaulley.
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Santa Teresa, Peru
From Chaullay, you will walk a short distance along the road and through another town called Collpapampa. If you are trekking unsupported, you may get a little confused on the trail out of Collpapampa. There are many subsidiary trails that lead off the road. Generally, these are shortcuts that lead the same way down into the valley. It’s best to follow the road or an organized tour group.
Just before the road crosses the river, you will see the trail veer off to the left bank. There is a green safety railing, making it easier to spot. In case your powers of navigation fail you, it’s a good idea to follow this single-track trail. You can walk along the road, but it will make your route a lot less interesting.
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Santa Teresa, Peru
On the fourth day, you will go up the mountainside through the coffee plantations. There are signs off the road to the trail. I recommend asking the accommodation owners or locals to point you in the right direction so you don’t get lost.
Some of this trail is on the original, stone Incan stairway. Once you are on the path, it zig-zags upwards and you can’t really go wrong. It takes around two hours at a good pace to reach the top.
When the trail flattens out in the bamboo forest, you will see some more signboards. From here, the trail splits again. To the left is a shortcut to Hydroelectrica and views of Machu Picchu. I recommend walking for about 3 minutes and spending some time at this viewpoint. The first sight of Machu Picchu in the distance is pretty good motivation.
Cross the bridge and follow the road to Hidroelectrica. There is a checkpoint here where you will need to present your passport. You can either have lunch in Hidroelectrica or continue to Aguas Calientes.
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Cusco, Peru
Pujar Machu Pichu matinada i passar el dia
Tornada a la tarda cap a Cusco
trens a les 7pm arribada a les 11 o a les 9pm arribada a la 1h
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Cusco, Peru
el dia despres d'haver tornat de machupichi ens llevem dora y anem a veure la montaña de colores
y tornar a cusco per afar el vol de les 11:45 arribada 12:45 a puerto maldonado el dia seguent
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Puerto Maldonado, Peru
afar el vol de les 11:45 arribada 12:45 a puerto maldonado el dia seguent
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Lima, Peru
anar a lima el divendres 18 a les 12:45 surt de puerto maldonado y arriba a les 14:10