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Discover the best top things to do in Ancash Region, Peru including "WAROMA eco tours peru" 10 day hike in the huayhuash mountain range., Trekking Laguna 69, Trekking to Laguna 69, Laguna Parón (Full Day), Lake 69 Full-Day Hiking Tour from Huaraz, 4 Day Huascaran National Park from Lima, 69 Lake Tour of Peru, Huaraz day trips Rajucolta lagoon, 69 LAKE - HUASCARAN NATIONAL PARK / CORDILLERA BLANCA camping, Laguna Churup one day from Huaraz.
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1. "WAROMA eco tours peru" 10 day hike in the huayhuash mountain range.
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
because it is a great experience that helps you disconnect and connect with nature and with yourself
Inclusions: Use of Trikke
Exclusions: Airport/Departure Tax
2. Trekking Laguna 69
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5.0 based on 11 reviews
6-hour round trip tour, 14 km of travel and a 700-meter drop to reach this beautiful lagoon
Inclusions: pull transport
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3. Trekking to Laguna 69
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
One of the best single day hikes in the world, ideal to appreciate the mountains in all their splendor. The color of the lagoon is one of the most beautiful in the world, as well as being at the foot of the imposing Nevado Chacraraju. You can make the most impressive and creative photographic shots, let your imagination run wild. It is located within the Huascarán Biosphere Reserve and the Huascarán National Park, where nature is unique and is one of the most beautiful mountain ecosystems in the world. Breathing the pure mountain air and feeling the cold of the ice is unmatched.
Inclusions: Private transportation
Exclusions: Walking sticks or personal warm clothing, All Fees and Taxes, Snacks, Breakfast, Entrance to the places of visit.
4. Laguna Parón (Full Day)
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
It is the largest lagoon in the Cordillera Blanca. It is surrounded by the most imposing Nevados (with heights greater than 6000 meters above sea level) such as the Artesonraju (Paramount Pictures Mountain, Nevado Huandoy, Piramide, Huascarán, among others. One of the few lagoons navigable by kayak. It is located within the Huascarán Biosphere Reserve and Huascarán National Park, thus providing it with a very particular ecosystem.
Inclusions: Private transportation
Exclusions: Snacks, Breakfast, All Fees and Taxes, Lunch, Entrance fees to places of visit
5. Lake 69 Full-Day Hiking Tour from Huaraz
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4.3 based on 4 reviews
Lake 69 is the most beautiful lake in the Cordillera Blanca and it has become popular by its easy reach in just a one day hike. We offer one day hiking services including a hiking guide and a transfer from Huaraz with daily departures. By hiking the 69 lake from the trail, you will enjoy the wonderful mountain views of Pisco 5752masl Chacraraju 6112masl, Yanapacha 5460masl, and Huascaran 6678masl northern and southern peaks.
Inclusions: Live commentary on board, Hotel pickup, Round-trip shared transfer, Transport by air-conditioned minivan
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Lunch, Gratuities, Hotel drop-off
Reviewed By J1986VXpatriciap
Edgar Zombrano. is a thief. DO NOT BOOK WITH FIRST CLASS HUARAZ!!!!!. After I paid I never heard back from Edgar Zombrano or anyone at First class Huaraz. I called First Huaraz and Edgar Zombrano multiple times but there was no answer. I sent emails and text messages and still no reply. I decided to call my credit card company so I can get a refund. But first class Huaraz told them that it was a legit purchase because I voluntarily gave them my credit card information. and that they booked a hotel and bus tickets for me. when I called the hotel,and the bus company had nothing under my name. Also, I agreed with Edgar Zombrano on a different hotel than the awful hotel he claims he booked for me. DO NOT GIVE THIS PEOPLE any of your personal information. if you want to go to Huaraz, book everything on your own and find a tour guide once you get there. This is what I will do. so sad there are these horrible people in this world.
6. 4 Day Huascaran National Park from Lima
Huaraz, a city nestled between mountains and beautiful landscapes will be the starting point to visit the picturesque villages of the Callejon de Huaylas, and the archaeological site of Chavin de Huantar.
Inclusions: Breakfast, Lunch, Lunch, Breakfast, Breakfast, Transfer airport / hotel / bus station / airport - Bus Tkt regular (SIB) Lima - Huaraz, Transfer bus station / hotel / bus station, FD Callejón (Passage) of Huaylas with lunch, FD Chavín de Huántar with lunch, Bus Tkt regular (SIB) Huaraz-Lima, 3 nights of accommodation in Huaraz - Daily breakfast
Exclusions: Food and drinks, unless specified, Gratuities
Reviewed By 1234texas
It is possible to trek into the site, but for most people the train is the option. The trip is about an hour and one half and is wonderful. There is so much to see on the trip that you would like the train tp go slower! For most of the ride, the river will be in clear view, but the mountain views are really spectacular.
7. 69 Lake Tour of Peru
Description: We WILL PICK UP IN YOUR HOTEL . After there we will leave Huaraz by road to Yungay (1 hour), then start the trip on dusting road that takes us to the point called Cebollapampa. This is the starting point for the climb of Pisco ( 5,750m.). During the ride we enter the imoressive valley of Llanganuco, and also start at the check point to pay the entrance to Huascaran National Park (30 soles). We pass the lakes of Chinancocha and Orconcocha, of a beautiful color, surrounded by imposing summits of Huascarán North(6,655m.), Yanapaqccha ( 5,347m.) Huandoy ( 6,395m.), Chacraraju ( 6,112m.) and Pisco ( 5,750m). From Cebollapampa ( 3,850m.) we start the trek to Lake 69 (4,600m.) takes 03 hours uphill, a beautiful blue lake. For come back takes 2 hours at the lake, we descend to Cebollapampa to take the bus back to Yungay – Huaraz.
Inclusions: Hotel pickup, Professional guide
Exclusions: Box lunch
Reviewed By Surfergirl1911
I didn't actually hike with Colonia Adventures, but met the owners as I was staying at their hostel. Maruja and Gilf are both absolutely lovely, and I really appreciated that Gilf shared so much information about the area and trails despite the fact I arrived booked for a trek with another company. Gilf gave me great advice about the weather, (he had just returned from a trip and warned it would be cold and wet), gave me advice on managing being unwell (I had a cold the day before starting out on the trek), and last-minute let me rent a daypack when I realized the one I brought was too small. I also appreciated hearing about how they manage safety while trekking in the area - there are quite a few local companies that have absolutely no plan to tackle it if something goes wrong or someone needs evacuation in the middle of the trek - Colonia seems to take that very seriously. While I haven't actually trekked with Colonia yet, I will absolutely reach out to them the next time I am in Huaraz. (And would highly recommend their hostel as a place to stay. It was lovely!)
8. Huaraz day trips Rajucolta lagoon
walk through the Rajucolta gorge, observing the high Andean flora and fauna, the snowy cashan, huantsan, will also be seen
Inclusions: Private transportation
Exclusions: Does not include: entrance, food, personal equipment.
Reviewed By hansgC3492NK
My friends and I did the two-day tours of the Paron lagoon and pastoruri glacier and hired the services of this agency, which were super professionals. From the guides (Pol and Carlos) who attended us very well and helped us a lot with the professional explanations and knowledge of the place. Everything was on time and according to how we hired him. 100% recommended.
9. 69 LAKE - HUASCARAN NATIONAL PARK / CORDILLERA BLANCA camping
- Camping in the heart of the Cordillera Blanca in Huascaran National Park - Hiking the most wonderful trails along the Llanganuco Valley - Visiting the Lake 69 the most wonderful and eséctacular route
Inclusions: Lunch, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Private transportation
Exclusions: All Fees and Taxes, extra tours or transfers
Reviewed By J1986VXpatriciap
Edgar Zombrano. is a thief. DO NOT BOOK WITH FIRST CLASS HUARAZ!!!!!. After I paid I never heard back from Edgar Zombrano or anyone at First class Huaraz. I called First Huaraz and Edgar Zombrano multiple times but there was no answer. I sent emails and text messages and still no reply. I decided to call my credit card company so I can get a refund. But first class Huaraz told them that it was a legit purchase because I voluntarily gave them my credit card information. and that they booked a hotel and bus tickets for me. when I called the hotel,and the bus company had nothing under my name. Also, I agreed with Edgar Zombrano on a different hotel than the awful hotel he claims he booked for me. DO NOT GIVE THIS PEOPLE any of your personal information. if you want to go to Huaraz, book everything on your own and find a tour guide once you get there. This is what I will do. so sad there are these horrible people in this world.
10. Laguna Churup one day from Huaraz
Take an extreme hike through the Huascarán National Park! Enjoy a steep hike to reach the wonderful Churup Lagoon, one of the most beautiful and popular. Let yourself be conquered by its turquoise waters of breathtaking beauty and in the background the Churup mountain Recommended for participants of intermediate-basic levels.
Inclusions: Transportation from Huaraz to the beginning of the walk and vice versa., Walking guide (English / Spanish)., Pick up at your hotel., Basic first aid kit and oxygen bottle.
Exclusions: Bus / Flight to Huaraz and vice versa., Accommodation in Huaraz., Personal expenses and drinks., Entrance ticket to Huascaran National Park (15 national soles and 30 foreign soles)
Reviewed By Joe B
We LOVED this spot...it was the highlight of our trip and we are so glad that we did it! Highly recommend the experience! Our family did not do a guided tour so I can't speak to that. We were in our personal vehicle and drove from Huanuco to Huallay. The drive took about 3 hours and most of it was the Carretera Central, the heavily-trafficked 2-lane highway that links Lima to the jungle side of Peru. We went up to 14366 feet but dropped back down to about 13500ish when we got to Huallay. Huallay is a national park with an exorbitant s/2 (about 75 cents) entrance fee,. There is parking next to the entrance. You can also request a guide for the hikes that they offer...one is a 3-hour route and the other is 5 hours. Our group preferred to just take off on our own...the route is marked fairly clearly and honestly there is a lot of just open plain so it's not hard to get your bearings and head back to the entrance. It was about 40 degrees, I think...our jungle crew was not well equipped--we were in layers with a fleece, tennis shoes, and wool hats and gloves purchased in Huanuco--but we were not too cold. The ground is marshy, so be prepared for damp feet. We also took in thermoses with hot water for mate de coca, as well as snacks. The park itself is amazing! Our kids had a fantastic time climbing and exploring and hiking. Thankfully no one got altitude sickness although we were all developing headaches by the time we left about 4 hours later. We are so very glad that we went!
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