Shops and Kiosks on the Salkantay route
During the Salkantay Trek you will pass by small shops and kiosks where you can buy water, drinks, snacks and some basic items. Here we tell you what you find in the shops on the Salkantay route, how much money you should bring and what things are better to buy before starting the hike.
What you can buy on the Salkantay Trek route
Review each point before leaving; this way you know what to bring from the start and what you can restock on the way without carrying extra weight.

What Food Is Served on the Salkantay Trek?
Eating well is an important part of a multi-day trek, and on the Salkantay Trek, meals are designed to give you the energy you need

Salkantay Trek Connectivity and Device Charging Guide
Before setting out on the Salkantay Trek, it is worth adjusting one key expectation: for much of the route, you will be disconnected, and charging

What to Buy on the Salkantay Trek: Shops and Kiosks
The Salkantay Trek is not an isolated route. Along the trail, there are villages, hamlets and campsites where local families sell water, drinks, snacks, fruit

Salkantay Trek Services: Signal, Power and Medical Care
One of the most common questions before the Salkantay Trek is how disconnected you will be. The answer depends on the section. On some days,

Where to Eat on the Salkantay Trek: Restaurants Along the Route
Yes, along the Salkantay Trek there are shops, restaurants, and some services, although not on every section. In the high-altitude areas, options are limited to

Water and Food on the Salkantay Trek: How Much to Carry Each Day
On the Salkantay Trek, you walk between six and eight hours a day, cross a mountain pass at over 4 600 m a.s.l., and descend

Salkantay Trek Villages: Communities Along the Trail
The Salkantay Trek does not pass through an uninhabited area. Over the five days of hiking, you cross the lands of rural communities, high plains

Salkantay Coffee Route: From La Playa to Santa Teresa
After two days among snow-capped peaks and icy highlands, the Salkantay Trek descends into a completely different landscape. From La Playa onward, the route to

Cocalmayo Hot Springs on the Salkantay Trek
After crossing the Salkantay Pass and descending for hours into the cloud forest, your legs will be begging for a break. The Cocalmayo hot springs,

Eco Majestic Sky Domes Facilities and Services on the Salkantay Trek
When choosing where to stay on the Salkantay Trek, it helps to know what to expect. The Eco Majestic Sky Domes offer facilities that go
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Bring cash in soles and small bills for the Salkantay route
The shops and kiosks on the trail do not usually accept cards, and do not always have change for large bills. Set aside some cash in soles before leaving to buy water, drinks or snacks when you need it. This way you hike lighter and restock the basics without worrying during your Salkantay Trek.