• Cusco - The journey begins with a pickup from your hotel in Cusco at 4:30 AM. You’ll travel in private transport through the scenic South Valley of Cusco for two hours to reach Cusipata.
• Cusipata - Upon arrival in Cusipata, a delightful breakfast awaits you.

After enjoying a traditional and nutritious breakfast, you’ll continue the journey for another hour to the trailhead.

• Vinicunca - Before starting the trek, the guide will provide a safety briefing. If hiking isn’t your preference, you can rent a horse from the local community. Remember to negotiate the price beforehand.

The trek begins with a gentle uphill climb lasting two hours, offering breathtaking views. You’ll be treated to sights of Andean farms and may spot Andean camelids like alpacas and llamas grazing.

At the summit, the guide will introduce you to some local rituals. You’ll also have the opportunity to admire the majestic Ausangate peak, considered sacred by locals. On clear days, it dominates Cusco’s southern skyline.

• Cusipata - After soaking in the extraordinary views, the trek back to the trailhead begins, where the driver will be waiting. You’ll then head back to Cusipata for lunch.
• Cusco - Following lunch, a two-hour drive will take you back to Cusco city.

• Entrance Fees
• Professional English speaking mountaineering expert
• Round trip transport
• Lunch
• First aid kit and oxygen cans

• Any Private Expenses

Rainbow Mountain Cusco draws more than 800 hikers daily and is a top destination for many travelers, much like Machu Picchu.

Rainbow Mountain is part of the Vilcanota Mountain range and was discovered in 2016. It quickly became a popular tourist spot due to its vibrant colors, which are caused by mineral deposits.

During this journey, travelers will also experience the lifestyle of the Andean people in this secluded area of the Peruvian highlands. Additionally, they will enjoy a stunning view of the majestic Ausangate mountain, which dominates Cusco’s southern skyline on clear days.

Rainbow Mountain Vinicunca Peru is situated at an elevation of 5,200 meters (17,000 feet) above sea level. This high-altitude adventure requires participants to be in good physical condition and properly acclimatized to prevent altitude sickness.

The tour begins with a hotel pickup in Cusco at 7:00 AM. To enhance the experience on the seven-color mountain, lunch is provided. An English-speaking local mountaineering expert will accompany the group.

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