7 Lagoons  Of Ausangate Full Day

Información útil

Lugares a visitar
Cusco -
Altitud
2100 masl = 6890 feet
Tamaño del grupo
Maximo 10 Paxs
Dificultad
Media

Description

This one-day trek is an experience that connects you with nature and offers you a landscape of unparalleled beauty. Ausangate is the second highest mountain in Cusco, located within the Vilcanota mountain range and is surrounded by peaks, snow-capped mountains and spectacular scenery.

Ausangate is known for its impressive natural beauty, which includes colorful lagoons, glaciers and diverse fauna. In addition, Ausangate is a popular destination for trekking and mountaineering enthusiasts.

ITINERARY

01: CUSCO – CUSIPATA – PHULLUWASPATA – VININCUNCA – CUSIPATA – CUSCO

This day we start very early picking you up from your hotel at 4:30 am. We will start our 3 hour trek to Pacchanta (4200 MSNM). This means that the temperatures will be lower than Cusco itself. Here we will have a good breakfast, then we will start our hike to the beautiful crystalline lagoons that are in the foothills of the snowy Ausangate.

The hike will be approximately 4 hours and will take us all the trail where we will see the different lagoons as Azulcocha, Otorongo, Pukacocha, Alqacocha and Qomercocha, we can also appreciate the mountains Ausangate (6834 MSNM), Mariposa (5842 MSNM), Jampa (5500 MSNM), Caracol (5625 MSNM), Tinke (5300 MSNM).

After visiting we descend to Pacchanta where you can enjoy the hot springs, then have a good lunch and return to Cusco and drop you off at your hotel.

INCLUDES

INCLUDES:

  • Pick up from your hotel
  • Transportation
  • Breakfast / lunch
  • Professional bilingual guide
  • Entrance fee to the lagoons
  • Walking sticks
  • First aid kit

NOT INCLUDED:

  • Entrance fee to the hot springs
  • Drinks
  • Horseback riding

RECOMMENDATIONS

RECOMMENDATIONS:

  • Bring a waterproof jacket / rain poncho.
  • Bottle of water
  • Snack

Map

Mapa Montaña de 7 Colores

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