Tour 7 Ausangate Lagoons
The 7 Ausangate Lagoons are a stunning group of lagoons located in the Andes Mountains, near Ausangate Mountain, in Peru. This place is famous for its surreal landscapes, where the blue and green hues of the water contrast with the snow-capped peaks and rocky terrain. Each lagoon has its own unique beauty and characteristics, surrounded by majestic glaciers and lush natural surroundings. Trekking to the lagoons is a popular experience among travelers, as it allows them to experience the region's biodiversity and the local culture, with indigenous communities living in the area. The route also offers panoramic views and the opportunity to observe Andean wildlife, such as vicuñas and condors. Together, the 7 Ausangate Lagoons are a must-see destination for nature and adventure lovers. Our tour transportation will pick you up from your hotel in Cusco.
Itinerary
The journey in our tourist transport from Cusco to the community of Pacchanta is 3 hours, where we will have breakfast to begin the tour. After getting ready and receiving the instructions from our guide, we will begin walking towards the lagoons. The first lagoon we will see will be Pukaqocha. Then we will reach Pataqocha, we will reach the Alqa Qocha lagoon. The next lagoon we will visit is Q’ome Qocha. Later we will go to the Orq’o Otorongo and China Otorongo lagoons, and finally we will visit the Azul Qocha lagoon. After having walked among snow-capped mountains and lagoons for approximately 3 hours, we will return to Pacchanta, where they will await us with lunch, and we will have free time for the hot springs. At approximately 2:30 pm we will begin our return to the city of Cusco.
Included
- Tourist transportation – Group service
- Pickup from your hotel
- Official tour guide
- Trekking poles
- One buffet breakfast and one buffet lunch
- Oxygen cylinder
- First aid kit
No Included
- Entrance to the 7 Ausangate lagoons (additional cost 30 soles) Extras not mentioned.
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