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Ausangate

5 Days

 

Ausangate 5 Days

Ausangate (6,398m/20,991ft) is one of the most stunning snow-capped peaks in the Andes, revered for its majestic beauty and spiritual significance. The region surrounding this towering mountain boasts breathtaking scenery, with dramatic glaciers, shimmering lagoons, and crystal-clear streams weaving through the landscape. The local Andean communities are known for their warm hospitality and deep connection to nature. Here, farmers excel in raising vicuñas, alpacas, and llamas—treasured for their fine wool and valued as part of a sustainable way of life.

The scenic four-hour drive from Cusco to Tinqui serves as an ideal introduction to the region, allowing you to acclimate to the shifting temperatures and high altitudes before embarking on your unforgettable trek.

“From sacred summits to serene lagoons, experience the untamed beauty of Ausangate.”

  • Group Tours
  • English – Spanish
  • Max 8
  • Cusco - Urcos - Tinqui - Upis
  • Pacchanta - Tinqui - Cusco
  • 4 night
  • Breakfast: 4, Lunch: 4, Dinner: 4
  • March – November
  • Altitude: 4050 – 5100m

Overview

Ausangate 5 Days

Ausangate (6,398m/20,991ft) is one of the Andes’ most breathtaking peaks. Surrounded by glaciers, lagoons, and streams, the region offers stunning landscapes and warm hospitality from the local Andean communities. Known for raising vicuñas, alpacas, and llamas, these farmers honor their connection to nature.

The journey begins with a scenic four-hour drive from Cusco to Tinqui, preparing you for the altitude and the adventure ahead.

What do I need to bring?

  • Backpack with rain cover (35- or 45-liter capacity is sufficient)
  • Clothing for both warm and cold climates
  • Original passport, original ISIC student card (to receive the student discount)
  • Sun hat to protect neck and face 
  • Woolly hat for the cold 
  • Long- and short-sleeved T-shirts.
  • Fleece jacket 
  • Hard shell jacket 
  • Trekking pants and shorts pants 
  • Pajama pants 
  • Under wears 
  • Trekking shoes/boots.
  • Slippers or sandals (for showers and hot springs) 
  • Woolen/synthetic socks 
  • Flashlight or Headlamp 
  • Water bottle or camel back 
  • Trekking towels 
  • Toilet paper 
  • Bathing suit (for the hot springs in Aguas Calientes) 
  • Sunscreen with UV protecction, insect repellent, toilet paper, hand cleaner/disinfecting alcohol gel
  • Camera (with rain protection), a flash light/headlamp and extra batteries
  • Snacks (e.g. chocolate bars and dried fruit)
  • Money cash in soles / approx. 400 soles (100 dollars)
  • Small lock and plastic bags
  • Since the weather can be very cold and rainy, your clothes – once wet – won’t dry at night. It’s best to take some clothes to change.
  • Rain Poncho

Note: Since the weather can be very cold and misty, your clothes – once gotten wet – won’t dry at night. So take some clothes to change.

 

“From sacred peaks to serene lagoons, discover the beauty of Ausangate.”

 

The price refers to travel during the low season for a minimum of two people with accommodation in a double room.

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