Montaña arco iris, Ausangate 2 días

Duración

Altitud

Nivel de Actividad

Easy walk

Precio desde

Montaña arco iris, Ausangate 2 días

Los mejores destinos para los amantes del trekking

Disfrute de la belleza natural de los andes peruanos, que corre a lo largo del lado occidental de América del Sur y se encuentra entre las cadenas montañosas más largas del mundo.

Se adentrará en los Andes peruanos, explorando pueblos locales remotos, picos glaciares, lagos, montañas de colores rodeadas de llamas y alpacas pastoreadas por el poblador andino quechua, que mantiene las tradiciones de la lengua materna.

En el recorrido no se perderá la vista impresionante del Ausangate, que es el pico más alto del Cusco y el guardián espiritual del pueblo quechua andino; montaña cubierta de nieve que se eleva a 6,385 mt / 20,948 pies. Esta caminata se conecta con el circuito de Ausangate Trek “fuera de lo común” en el que las impresionantes vistas paisajística te dejarán impresionado.

DESCRIPCIÓN

Lo más destacado de Ausangate y montaña de colores.

Sabemos lo importante que son estas vacaciones para ti. Por eso no queremos que tengas ninguna duda o falta durante tu viaje hacia uno de los atractivos destacados después de Machu Picchu en Cusco Perú por ello el guía se reunirá en tu hotel 1 o 2 días antes para brindarte información detallada y personalizada para atender tus consultas.

Duración: 2 Días / 1 Noches
Tipo de tour: Camping, aventura y cultura
Alojamiento: 01 Noche de Camping
Comidas: 02 desayunos, 02 almuerzos y 01 cena
Distancia a pie: 15,3 km / 9,5 millas
Altura ganada: 635 metros / pie
Temperatura: Mínima – 7 ° C (° F) / 15 ºC (° F)
Dificultad física: desafío 4/5
Tamaño del Grupo: 8 personas máximo por guía

Galeria de imagenes

itinerario

DAY 1. – CUSCO – ALQATARI-AUSANGATE-ANATA

The journey will begin with an early transfer from your hotel in Cusco with a 4:00 am departure. We will travel in our private van for 3 and a half hours (3.5 hours) to the small village of Alkatara (4,390 mt / 14,400 ft). Upon our arrival we meet our chef, horsemen, and horses. While we enjoy the spectacular view, we will begin packing our gear and our chef will prepare breakfast. Once breakfast and packing are complete, we will begin our gentile up-hill hike for about 3 hours, passing by green valley’s surrounded by local houses, red mountain slopes, and plenty of llamas and alpacas grazing that are camouflaged within nature. As we continue hiking, we will reach Pucacocha pass (4,923 mt/ 16,150 ft), the first pass of our hike.

Pucacocha pass will present us with a stunning view of several beautiful turquoise lakes backdropped by Ausangate glacier which is truly one of the jewels of Ausangate and a fantastic opportunity to get some incredible photos! From here we will continue a soft downhill hike for an hour and a half (1.5 hours) until we reach Ananta (4,713 mt/15,462 ft). Here we will enjoy a delicious lunch prepared by our chef and take time to explore, take pictures, or simply take a short nap. After our break, we will continue hiking for another hour and a half (1.5 hours) and eventually reach our highest pass of the trip, Warmisaya (4,996 mt / 16,390 ft). After our strenuous climb, we will be rewarded with a 360-degree view and we will catch our first glimpse of Rainbow Mountain in the distance. From here it is a short down-hill walk to Lake Q’ellwacocha where we will camp for the night (4,796 mt / 15,7342 ft).

At night we will enjoy the culinary skill of our chef and enjoy Peruvian cuisine while looking at the stars. The night will provide unforgettable skies with fantastic views of the constellations, the Milky Way and shooting stars. Get ready to sleep under a roof of thousands of stars!

Meals: snacks, lunch, coffee break and dinner
Accommodation: camping facilities
Distance: 13.1 km / 8.1 miles
Walking time: 7 to 8 hours
Temperature: minimum 5 ° C (41 ° F) / max. 18 ° C ( ° F)
Physical difficulty: Challange 4/5

DAY 2.- ANATA – RAINBOW MOUNTAIN VINICUNCA-CUSCO

We will begin the day with an early morning wake up and a hot cup of coffee or energetic coca tea while our chef prepares breakfast to get us fueled up for the hike ahead of us. After breakfast we will hike for an hour and a half (1.5 hours) and we will arrive at the Rainbow Mountain of Vinicunca and enjoy the solitude and rising sun as we will be the first group arriving to beat the crowd. Once we arrive, we will have a short 25-minute walk to reach the Red Valley viewpoint from where we will have views across the entire valley; It is literally like being on Mars! When we finally leave this natural beauty, we will walk for an hour to the bus station (4,390 mt. / 14,402 feet).

Back To Cusco

From here we will have a short bus ride to our lunch camp, where our chef will prepare a succulent lunch. To end our journey, we will continue by bus back to Cusco, arriving at your hotel in the afternoon.

Meals: snacks, lunch, coffee break and dinner
Accommodation: camping facilities
Distance: 5 km / 3.1 miles
Walking time: 7 to 8 hours
Temperature: minimum -7 ° C ( ° F) / max. 18 ° C ( ° F)
Physical difficulty: Moderate 3/5

El tour incluye

Professional bilingual guide
All transfer
Fees to the private lands
Food: 2 lunches, 1 dinners and 2 breakfasts
Cold boiled water during the walk (after each meal). You will only bring the first day until lunch
Mattresses
Shops (accommodation for 2 people)
Beasts of burden that will carry the equipment, food and personal things of 7 kilos or 16 pounds
Oxygen balloon
First aid kit

El tour no incluye

Essential personal trekking gear
Sleeping bag (can rent from the company)
Inflatable mattress (can rent from the company)
Walking sticks (can rent from the company)
Personal riding horse
Travel insurance
Gratuity for the support staff (muleteers, chef and guide)

Notas

Pácking List

We Recommend To Bring For Rainbow Mountain Ausangate Trek

Original passport
Backpack (must be very comfortable to carry all your belongings during the day)
Sleeping bag

Sleeping Bag Liner
Silicone earplugs
Hiking Shoes
Extra Flip flops or river shoes
Rain-wear or rain poncho
Outerwear for the nights like a jacket, scarf, gloves and a woolly cap
Sunscreen, hat and sunglasses.
Comfortable hiking shoes
Light clothing
Trekking pants
Shirts or t-shirts (we recommend long sleeved) preferably quick-dry or regular cotton
Head lamp
Mosquito repellent
Quick-Drying Travel Towel
Personal medication
Walking stick with rubber bands on the tip
Reusable water bottle or CamelBak water bladder
Hand sanitizer gel
Toilet paper
Extra money