• Vinicunca Rainbow Mountain - Known as Vinicunca, the Rainbow Mountain in Cusco has become the most sought-after single-day trek in recent years.

Situated to the south of Cusco city in Peru, within the Cusco mountains, it is close to Ausangate, one of the country’s most significant mountains due to its vast size.

This mountain holds special significance for local residents because of its ties to Andean religion and philosophy.

For generations, locals have journeyed to the highest peaks, enduring the snow, to pay homage and present offerings to the mountain and Pachamama.

Cusco Attractions offers a tour that not only guides you on a hike exceeding 5,000 meters (16,404.2 ft) but also immerses you in the rich history, traditions, and culture, all while taking in the breathtaking scenery of the Rainbow Mountain.

• Vinicunca Mountain - Known as Vinicunca, the Rainbow Mountain in Cusco has become the most sought-after single-day trek in recent years.

Situated to the south of Cusco city in Peru, within the Cusco mountains, it is close to Ausangate, one of the country’s most significant mountains due to its vast size.

This mountain holds special significance for local residents because of its ties to Andean religion and philosophy.

For generations, locals have journeyed to the highest peaks, enduring the snow, to pay homage and present offerings to the mountain and Pachamama.

Cusco Attractions offers a tour that not only guides you on a hike exceeding 5,000 meters (16,404.2 ft) but also immerses you in the rich history, traditions, and culture, all while taking in the breathtaking scenery of the Rainbow Mountain.

• Private Tour Guide
• Private Car
• Lunch
• Snacks
• Hiking poles
• Oxygen and first aid kit

• Tips
• Entrance to Rainbow Mountains - 30 soles
• Horses to climb the mountain - 90 soles (rented by locals at rainbow mountains)

Explore one of Cusco’s newest attractions, “The Rainbow Mountain.” The tour is designed to avoid early morning pickups, with collection from your hotel at 8:00 am. The journey begins with a two-hour car ride to Cusipata, where breakfast will be served. Following breakfast, the trip continues with a one-hour drive to the control point, marking the start of the trek. The trek itself lasts approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes, offering the chance to admire the typical Andean landscape, including its flora and fauna, with llamas and alpacas being particularly notable. Upon reaching the Vinicunca viewpoint, the guide will provide insights into the mountain’s orography, ecosystem, and vibrant colors. There will also be time to capture photos and enjoy the stunning scenery. The return journey follows the same path back to the starting point, where transportation will be ready to take everyone back to Cusipata for a buffet lunch. After lunch, the return trip to Cusco will commence, with an estimated arrival time of 6:30 pm.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.