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Day-by-Day Itinerary
9:00 a.m. — Pick-up from your hotel
Prior acclimatisation is MANDATORY: 5,240 m is a critical altitude. A minimum of 1-2 days in Huaraz beforehand.
Lake Patococha
A lake of glacial origin.
Sparkling mineral spring
Effervescent water bubbling up from the ground, rich in minerals. You can taste it.
Coloured Water Spring
Mirror pools in orange, reddish and greenish tones due to minerals and thermophilic bacteria.
Puya Raimondi
The tallest bromeliad in the world. It flowers only once in its lifetime (80-100 years of age).
Rock paintings
Prehistoric traces of Andean hunters passing through.
Walk to the Pastoruri glacier (5,240 m)
Approximately 1 hour to the base of the glacier. Option to hire a horse (~S/ 30, not included). Along the route there are information panels on glacial retreat.
Lunch en route
5:30 p.m. — Return to Huaraz
End of the tour.
- Huascarán NP ticket: S/ 12 Peruvians / S/ 30 foreign visitors.
- Horse on the ascent: optional ~S/ 30.
- Lunch: not included.
✓ What's Included
- Round-trip tourist transport
- Professional bilingual guide
✗ Not Included
- Meals not specified
- Entrance tickets to National Parks and archaeological sites
- Tips and personal expenses
💡 Important Information
- ▸ Critical altitude: prior acclimatisation mandatory (1-2 days in Huaraz).
- ▸ Huascarán NP tickets: S/ 12 Peruvians, S/ 30 foreign visitors.
- ▸ Option to hire a horse on site.
- ▸ Sunscreen and sunglasses (intense radiation).
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