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Ausangate And Rainbow Mountain Trek 6 Days
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$1,740.00 pp
An itinerary outside the traditional and not yet well known. You will see the last Inca bridge that is still used and renovated every year. There are nearby communities in charge of making this change and this festival takes place in the month of June. This is a great tour to the southern area of Cusco, where we can visit more than one tourist attraction that is not yet so popular for visitors. Enjoy the cultural, natural, flora and fauna of this magnificent circuit created for you, who want a bit of peace and tranquility while getting to know places without much tourist influx. The tour includes: The circuit of 4 lagoons, Queswachaca bridge (Inca bridge), K’anamarca, 3 canyons and Mauk’allaqta. This is one of the new options that the South of Cusco offers, join our group and enjoy it to the fullest.
07:00 AM we will pass by our clients’ respective hotels to begin this magnificent adventure to the south of Cusco. We will drive for approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes to make our first stop at the Pomacanchi lagoon located at 3670 meters above sea level where we can observe a variety of birds such as: ducks, parihuanas, herons, seagulls, etc. We board our transportation and continue our journey passing through the Acopia lagoon, Asnacocha and Pampamarca. We continue to the mini volcano of Pabellones, a brief stop and we will continue to Q’eswachaca, the last Inca bridge that is renovated year after year by the nearby communities. Our guide will give us an explanation about the bridge work process and then we will enjoy a delicious picnic lunch near the bridge.
After lunch we will continue our trip to the pre-Inca archaeological site called K’anamarca, a brief visit and we continue our journey to the town of Suykutambo, where we will enjoy a delicious dinner and spend the night.
After a comforting breakfast, we begin our tour today. We will visit the 3 canyons of Suykutambo taking a short walk of approximately 1 hour, we will be able to climb one of the mountain peaks to have a wonderful view of the gigantic geological formations that appear to be petrified living beings. A brief visit, photographs and we continue the journey to the archaeological site of Mauk’allaqta, here our guide will give us a brief explanation and while they prepare a delicious traditional lunch we will be able to swim in the waters of the Apurimac River.
We will enjoy a delicious lunch on the river beach and a visit to the archaeological site of Mauk’allaqta.
After lunch we will board our return transportation to Cusco, arriving at approximately 5:00 p.m.
A group tour means that it is open for other hikers to join.
2 Travelers: $ 0 per person
3 Travelers: $ 0 per person
4 Travelers: $ 0 per person
5 Travelers: $ 0 per person
6 Travelers: $ 0 per person
7 Travelers: $ 0 per person
8 more Travelers: $ 0 per person
Private tours are available and the price depends on the size of the group.
Knowing the ideal season for the tour will allow you to plan your trip more effectively. During the dry season, from May to September, there is usually less rain and the climate is more stable, which can make walking and observing the landscapes easier. However, it is important to bring warm clothing as the temperature can be colder at altitude, especially at night.
Knowing the details about the accommodation will help you better prepare for the experience. During your stay in Suykutambo, accommodation is provided in a basic family lodge. It would be helpful to ask about specific amenities offered by the lodge, such as sanitary facilities, hot water supply and other amenities to ensure a comfortable stay.
It is important to know the duration of visits to each attraction to plan your time appropriately. Additionally, if you are interested in interacting with local communities, it would be helpful to know if there are opportunities to do so during the tour, such as visits to local markets or craft workshops.
Knowing the difficulty level and physical requirements of the tour will help you determine if it is right for you. This tour is rated as medium in difficulty, suggesting that extensive mountain walking experience is not required, but it is helpful to be in good physical condition and prepared to walk in varied terrain.
It is essential to know the safety measures implemented during the tour to ensure that it is carried out safely. It would be helpful to ask about staff training, emergency procedures, and any health and safety-related protocols, especially considering the altitude and terrain.
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