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PERU TRAVEL PLANNER
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TREKKING HUAYHUASH 11 days 10 nights
Tourist Class
Per Person Prices: $2340 based on Single occupancy
Per Person Prices: $1708 based on Double occupancy
Per Person Prices: $1394 based on Triple occupancy
First Class
Per Person Prices: $2920 based on Single occupancy
Per Person Prices: $1802 based on Double occupancy
Per Person Prices: $1480 based on Triple occupancy
Is one of the most famous trek in the world, compare with ANAPURNA trek
for the Spectaculars Mountains like Yerupajá the second height mountain in Peru,
with more than 6000 meters over the sea, also famous mountains like Jirishanca,
Rondoy, Trapezium, Siulá scenery of the one best seller of the mountains “touch
in the void”. It has spectaculars lakes like Jahuacocha, Solterococha, Mitucocha,
Carhuacocha and Viconga. In the way we will fine typical towns like Llamac,
Pocpa and Huallapa. The altitudes oscillate between 3300 meters over the see
and 5000 meters over the sea level with very important pass like CACANAMPUNTA,
RONDOY, HUAYHUASH y CUYOC of 5000 meters over the sea,
inside of this cordillera you are separated of the modern civilisation,
inclusive to two or three day of trek of their. In the centre of the mountains
are wild vicuñas, condors, vizcachas, tears, huayhuashs, typical mouse from
this area.
DAY 1: LIMA –
HUARAZ
Pick up from your hotel and transfer to the bus station. Output from Lima to
Huaraz at 13:00. 8 hours approximately travelling. Transfer from the bus
station to the hotel.
DAY
2: LAKE 69:
Breakfast at 5:30
Gather from the Hotel 6:30 a.m.
By car you travel
approximately 4 hours we will pass for the beautiful lagoons Llanganuco. Also
with the car is possible appraised the impressive views of the valley of Huaylas.
You will arrive to Cebollapampa from here you will begin to walk approximately 3
hours of ascent until the lagoon 69. Rest. then you will descend in
approximately 2 hours. Return to Huaraz by car.
LAGUNA 69:
One
of the most beautiful lakes of the National Park Huascarán, because have a
intensive blue color and from here is possible have a spectacular view of the
most important glacier of Cordillera Blanca, like Huascarán, Huandoy,
Chopicalqui
DAY 3: HUARAZ
- LLAMAC- MATACANCHA:
You
leave from Huaraz to Llamac, from here you beging to walk. This stage is from 4
hours of walk for the left margin of the river Llamac and we will go by the town
of Pocpa, then for the point that intertwines with the hint that Huallanca
unites with the mines of Minapata, hint that is continued toward Huallanca.
Passing the gulch Rondoy will camp in the area of Cuartelhuain, a place with big
grasslands.
DIA 4:
MATACANCHA – CARHUACOCHA LAGOON
This day is a long day, but with beautiful and unforgettable landscapes. We will
trek from Matacancha camp (4150 m.o.s.) until the Cacanan punta pass (4700 m.o.s.)
after we will descend to 4200 m.o.s.), and after we will up newly the Carhuac
pass (4650 m.o.s.) zoom we will down to the third base camp, Carhuacocha, where
is possible appreciate the Carhuacocha lake, the Jirishancas glaciers, big
Yerupajá and little Yerupajá, big Siulá, and little Siulá, this mountain was
scene of a best seller and movie “Touch in the void”, the landscape here is very
imppresive Base camp
in Carhuacocha (4223 m.o.s.)
DIA
5: CARHUACOCHA – HUAYHUASH
9
hour trekk.
Very early we will Start to walk to Huayhuash camp.
From Carhuacocha we will up to the Siulá pass (4800 m.o.s.), from here we will
down to the Huayhuash camp (4400 m.o.s.), in the way we will can appresiate the
same camps, and the lakes Quesillococha, Siula and Ganracocha and Carnicero
lake. Each lake have characteristic colors.
From the pass we will se other mountains more, Carnicero glacier, Jurau glacier,
Huayhuash glacier, Trapecio. We will make the base camp down of that wonderful
landscape.
DAY 6:
HUAYHUASH – VICONGA:
The
animals with the load will go to the Araraj Pass (4750 m.o.s.), zoom. We will
down to the Viconga Camp (4450 m.o.s.) in the way we will see the glaciers of
Range Raura, Puscanturpa glacier, Kulloc, the big Viconga lake, and we can take
a comfortable. After the hot spring we will continued walking until Pumarinri
camp (4350 m.o.s.).
DAY 7: LAGUNA
VICONGA – HUANACPATAY
You
will up to the Cuyoc pass (5000m.) seeing in the road the south face of the
Puscanturpas and the Cuyoc glaciers. From this pass is possible see all the
Range Huayhuash and Range Raura. After you will descend for a extensive
grassland. Huanacpatay camp (4470 m.o.s.l)
DAY 8:
HUANACPATAY – HUATIAQ
This day you down 4 hours to Huayllapa(3600 m.o.s.), You will up to the view
point San Antonio, (5100 m.o.s.), from here is possible see Jarau lake, Sarapo
Lake, range Jarau, the other face of the Carnicero glacier, Clavelcocha glacier,
the Sarapo glacier, the big Siulá, the big Yerupajá, the Rasak glacier, Sacra
chico, Santa Rosa glacier. After you will return and continued the Huanacpatay
valley since the little town Huatiaq (3600 m.o.s.) camp.
DAY 9: HUATIAQ
– JAUACOCHA
From Huatiaq you will up to the Yaucha pass (4750 m.o.s.), after you down to the
last camp Jahuacocha (4050 m.o.s.) in the road you can appreciate the Diablo
mudo glacier, Sacra grande glacier, the summit of Siulá, the Rasac glacier, the
big Yerupajá, the Toro glacier, the Espolón glacier, the Escudo, the big
Jirishanca, and the Rondoy glacier and the Huacrish cascade, after you will down
to the lake, here you make the last camp.
DAY 10:
JAHUACOCHA – LLAMAC - HUARAZ
Return to Llamac. Is necessary up to the Pampallamac pass (4100 m.o.s.),
zoom down to Llamac town (3250 m.o.s.), in Llamac our car wait for us for return
to Huaraz. you will arrived to Huaraz at 17:00 p.m.
DAY11: HUARAZ
– LIMA
Rest day, you will can enjoy of the city Huaraz. 11:00 p.m. Bus Huaraz - Lima
End of our
services
INCLUDE:
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Bus Lima – Huaraz – Lima
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Hotel 3 stars
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Transfer in / out
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Tour to the lake Churup
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Tour to the lake 69
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English guide
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Private transport for each tourist place
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Private transport for Cebollapampa go and go back
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Certificate guide UIAGM
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Mountain equipment:
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Tent
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Sleeping bag
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Kitchen
o Mattress
o Boots
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Gaiters
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Pants
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Harness
o
Rope
o
Gloves
o
Jacket
o
Helmet
o Technical axes
o Crampons
o Technical equipment
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Food In the excursion (2 breakfast /3 lunch/2 dinners)
YOU NEED TO BRING:
Grampones
Shoes
Booties
Pant
Coat
Arnes
Gloves
technical piolets
Helmet
Frontal
Insect repellent
Sleping bag
Mattress
ADDITIONAL:
- Camera
- 1 book
- Pencil
- Money for tip
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2009
Testimonials
Noelle Melnychuk
Calgary, AB
Our tour to
the islands on Lake Titicaca was a
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were very friendly. The island of Taguile was a beautiful little
paradise. The hotel in Puno was very good, with a great
breakfast. It is too bad we could only stay one night. We kept
the room for the second night so that we could freshen up before
going on the bus to Cusco Peru.
Thank you for everything that you have done to make our trip so
enjoyable. Please pass along to Christi our thanks for the great
job that she did in organizing our tour. She was able to
assemble an itinerary that included everything that we asked for
and still was not too rushed. It was an enjoyable, informative
and relaxing time.
Thank you again to all of the staff at
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Peggy Chang
McLean, VA
US
I always wanted to write
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Mary W. Earp
WINNALSAW, NC
US
We had a very nice trip to Peru.
Thanks for you help. Our hotels in Peru
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Wendy Feldman
Los Angeles, CA
US 90025
I just returned back to the US from my trip to Peru. I wanted to let
you know how grateful I am for the wonderful experience that you
help me coordinate and plan. I loved all of the sites and felt I had
a unique experience that I will never forget.
The tour planners and the tour
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very polite and knowledgable about their subjects and locations. I
learned alot about Peru and its customs.
The hotel on Machu Picchu (Sanctuary Lodge) and the hotel in Puno
(The Libertador) were excellent and I would recommend anyone to stay
in each of those locations. The San Augustin El Dorado was just
adequate; I found the hotel to be clean and the staff helpful, but
there is too much noise during the evening and mornings; this is
because many of the rooms overlook the central lobby of the hotel
and the acoustics create echos of sound from the front desk and
those people having conversations in the lobby area. Also, the space
heaters in each of the El Dorado rooms I stayed in did not work at
all. I do not think I would recommend the hotel to people unless
they didn't mind a noisy atmosphere.
The Posada del Inca hotel in Bolivia was very nice; I really liked
the rustic feel and intimate setting and the private gardens--the
views of Lake Titicaca and the mountains were spectacular. Although
I didn't realize it would be a hike (literally) up to it. One of the
couples I was travelling with on the first day in Bolivia had
trouble making it up the hillside (they didn't know they would have
to hike to the top to get to the hotel). I would recommend letting
potential guests know that it is a 40 - 45 minute hike from the dock
to the hotel itself. The guides were very helpful and it was good
that our luggage was carried up separately.
The trip was amazing and I just wanted to thank you for all of your
planning. I would recommend you and your staff to everyone I know
who wanted to plan a trip to go to Peru.
Have a wonderful new year!
Regards,
Wendy
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