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South America Journal: Entry 34 ••• ↟ 34: Salkantay Trek, Day 4 ↟ I’ve been on a bit of an oatmeal kick recently. That, and Snickers bars. I only ate one Snickers bar the entire PCT (a bit of Washington trail magic), but on this trek, I’m averaging at least one per day. Today was hot and muggy. When we made it to the top of the climb, there was a little shop. The 6 of us (our Australian friend split off yesterday) stopped for snacks. I got a Snickers. Yana shared her stash of coca leaves with the group. They help with altitude sickness and are widely used for tea locally. Before this trek, Yana had been living with a Peruvian family – one of her hosts was a shaman. He told her about the history of the coca leaves and how to honor the land with them. She instructed us to each take 3 leaves, right side up, face east, call to the mountains and to the land, and release the leaves to the wind (or eat them). We walked to the edge of the mountain and did so.  As we descended into the valley, we passed a few local shops where I bought some bananas. The river to our right was as muddy as it gets. Fireflies lit the way as we walked the train tracks to town after the sun had set. We made a final stop at an empanada and mango hut where I had the best mango of my life.  Today’s hike felt straight out of a Studio Ghibli movie, Spirited Away specifically. We hiked along train tracks in a canopy of trees, over ancient rocky steps that were part of the old Inca trail, and ended our hike in the town of Aguas Calientes where shops stacked on top one another other lined the streets.  In Aguas Calientes, we went to pick up our tickets for Machu Picchu at the kiosk. Unfortunately, Waynapicchu (what we had tickets for) was closed due to landslides. They said we could transfer our tickets to any other route tomorrow (though we wouldn’t be refunded the cost difference).  We ended up in the worst hostel I’ve ever stayed in and had some awful food in town – like, worse the time I messed up my trail pasta on the PCT level bad. We all suffered through that meal, but we were in good company, so I really can’t complain. ••• #peru #salkantaytrek #hike #backpacking #Outdoors
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اتقان في كل تفصيل الراحة تبدأ من هنا جودة تحاكي الفخامة

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