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Humantay Lake Hike

Climb more than 4000 meters up to contemplate the Humanatay Lake, a unique trekking experience deep in the Andes!. Humantay Lake Hike. After picking you up from your hotel at the scheduled time, we will head by bus to the Humantay Lagoon, located...

  • 13 hours
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Climb more than 4000 meters up to contemplate the Humanatay Lake, a unique trekking experience deep in the Andes!

Humantay Lake Hike

After picking you up from your hotel at the scheduled time, we will head by bus to the Humantay Lagoon, located in the Andes mountain range.

The first stop is the Mollepata settlement at almost 3,000 meters, where we will have a breakfast break.

We will continue to explore the region until we reach the Soraypama camp at 3,900 meters. Here, we begin the trek to Humantay Lagoon, a turquoise site surrounded by glaciers.

The hike takes approximately 2 hours, reaching an elevation of 4,200 meters, where you will enjoy a rewarding view unique to Peru. After an hour at this site, we retrace our steps back to Soraypama to board the bus to Mollepata for a buffet lunch.

Finally, we will return to Cusco and drop you off at Regocijo Square, concluding this 13-hour tour.

This tour includes pickup from various points in Cusco, including:

Historical centre of Cusco (San Blas neighbourhood, Calle Nueva alta, Saphi, Ruins, Matara, San Pedro, Av. Sol, Tullumayu and Huascar).Santa Ana (only to the temple of Santa Ana).Recoleta (only up to the temple of Recoleta and the nearby streets).Zaguán del Cielo.Lucrepata.Wanchaq (the oval of Pachacuteq, Infancia, Estadio Garcilaso and Plaza Tupac Amaru).Santiago (Grau Bridge and Pasaje Esmeralda).

If your hotel is located elsewhere, you will be informed of the exact meeting point near the Plaza de Armas in Cusco.

Prices

Included

  • Hotel pickup
  • Transport by bus
  • Breakfast and buffet lunch
  • English–speaking guide
  • Hiking equipment
  • Breakfast and buffet lunch
  • Emergency oxygen and first aid kits
  • Blankets

Not included

  • Entry to the Mollepata village: 12.5PEN for Peruvians, 24PEN for foreigners

Tips

  • Accessibility: No, not suitable for people with reduced mobility

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