Support Community Acclimatizing Full-Day Tour in Huaraz

Huaraz - This significant acclimatizing tour is a charitable initiative where 5% of the total payment is allocated to purchase goods for a selected individual or village in need. This process is organized in the presence of contributors, allowing those who purchase our tours and travel products to enjoy a visit to a chosen location. The selection of the village, community, or individual is done impartially, focusing on areas far from the city. We carefully assess their needs with the assistance of local leaders or special individuals who help us organize this benefit for their community. Once a genuine need is identified, whether it be a person, children, the elderly, the homeless, or a community, they are designated for the next full-day acclimatizing tour. This tour is designed to be an engaging and memorable experience, with stops at lakes, scenic viewpoints, natural tourist spots, local artisans, or cultural traditions. Upon reaching the designated person or community, donations are made in the presence of contributors, ensuring transparency and direct impact, unlike many large organizations where funds end up in luxury offices or untraceable accounts. By participating in this tour, contributors create lasting memories and directly witness the positive impact of their cooperation. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to those who read, share, or recommend our products on behalf of the Huaraz and surrounding communities. Thank you immensely. The tour concludes with a return to the Huaraz Hotel, with an expected arrival by 7 pm.

Huaraz – Huanucoviejo – Queropalca

Huanuco Pampa - The day begins with breakfast at the hotel, followed by a transfer to La Union via a paved highway, approximately a 4-hour journey. Upon reaching La Union District, a 20-minute drive takes us to the Inca Ruins of Huanucoviejo or Huanucopampa. Here, we explore the ruins for about an hour, visiting the main Inca buildings, including the Ushnu or ceremonial center, the Acllawasi or women’s house, the military house, and the Inca baths. After exploring the archaeological site, we continue to Baños District, named for its hot springs, and proceed to Queropalca, arriving at the campsite in the district of Queropalca at 3841 meters above sea level.

Queropalca – Carhuacocha

Carhuacocha – Siula Pass – Huayhuash

Huayhuash - At 8 am, after breakfast, we begin our trek, feeling refreshed from the previous day’s rest. After approximately an hour of ascent, we reach the stunning Siula Lakes, known for their three distinct colors. The trail is easy, even during the ascent, leading to a viewpoint of the Siula Lakes. We then reach the Siula Pass at 4850 meters above sea level. After the pass, we find scenic spots for lunch near the Carnicero Lakes. A few kilometers downhill, we arrive at our campsite at 4350 meters above sea level. The trek covers 8.6 miles (13.8 km) over 8 hours, with camping at 14,355 feet (4350 m). Meals: B/L/D

Huayhuash – Viconga

Viconga – Huanacpatay

Huayhuash - This day involves a moderate ascent to the highest pass of our trip, taking approximately 3 hours. The climb is enjoyable as we approach the Cuyoc Mountain. After reaching the highest pass, we descend into the Guanacpatay Valley for lunch. The descent from the pass is dusty and rocky, but soon we reach a beautiful grassy field for walking and lunch. After a few hours of walking, we find our campsite in the tranquil Valley of Guanacpatay at 4150 meters above sea level. The trek covers 9.3 miles (15 km) over 8-9 hours, with camping at 13,615 feet (4150 m). Meals: B/L/D

Huanacpatay – Huayllapa

Huayhuash - Departure is at 8 am, with a hike along the valley leading to the small, isolated peasant village of Huayllapa at 3490 meters above sea level. Here, small Andean shops offer soda drinks, beers, and basic necessities. Arrival is around 1 pm for lunch, followed by a free afternoon for shopping in the village. Dinner and overnight stay in Huayllapa at 3490 meters. The trek covers 11.2 miles (18 km) over 7-8 hours, with camping at 11,520 feet (3490 m). Meals: B/L/D

Huayllapa – Cashpapampa

Huayhuash - This segment involves approximately 5 hours of ascent to the Tapush Pass at 4800 meters above sea level. After reaching the pass, we descend an easy trail for about two hours, arriving at the campsite in the late afternoon. Overnight stay at 4417 meters above sea level. The trek covers 7.5 miles (12 km) over 5-6 hours, with camping at 14,578 feet (4417 m). Meals: B/L/D

Cashpapampa – Jahuacocha

Jahuacocha – Llamac – Huaraz

• Camping Equipment
• Lunch
• Dinner
• Breakfast

• Other
• its NOT Included Huayhuash Comunity Entrance Fees
• Rent a Horse

The Most wonderful trekking in the world is Huayhuash mountains, this trekking contributes the community support program in Huaraz area, where the real people in need are investigated carefully by local governors or church, after verified we program for one acclimatizing tour to donate, in this tour we will organize as surprising areas where we announce where to go one day before, the organization involves in nice spots, interesting places, touristic interests

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