Departure from the city of Huaraz heading to the district of Marcará. We take a detour heading east, passing through the Vicos peasant community. We enter Huascarán National Park, where we will pay the entrance tickets, and continue through the Paccharuri valley until reaching the Paccha Waterfall. We will enjoy the views of this beautiful and large waterfall, which hosts a large number of native plants such as Quenual and others. Next, we will head to Rocotuyoc Lagoon, which welcomes us with its turquoise and emerald waters that change color along its course. We will also visit the Frozen Lagoon, which requires a 45-minute hike to reach. Here, we will see floating ice forming in the lagoon due to glacial melting caused by climate change. We will observe the snow-capped peaks of Paccharaju, Bayoraju, Copa, and Vicos, making this circuit one of the most beautiful scenic spots in the Cordillera Blanca. Along the way, we will have lunch before returning to the city of Huaraz, where the service concludes.

We leave with our private transportation to the village called Recrish (45 min). Here, the transportation drops us off, and we begin hiking along a well-marked trail to Radián Lagoon. Approximately 3 hours uphill and 2 hours downhill. We will enjoy views of the Lagoon and the Huascarán and Hualcán peaks. After taking great photos and staying hydrated, we will return along the same trail to meet our transportation. This day involves 8 km of hiking round trip. The transportation will be waiting at the same location for our return to the city.

Departure is at 5:00 am from the city of Huaraz with our tourist transport designated for this tour heading to the place called Cebollapampa, approximately 3 hours. During the trip we pass through many Andean villages with different customs and traditions. We enjoy the views of the two Llanganuco Lagoons, Chinancocha and Orconcocha, which translated into Spanish are the Female Lagoon and the Male Lagoon. Breakfast is taken on the way at a tourist restaurant. Once in Cebollapampa, we start the hike on a trail that is initially very gentle and then gradually ascends to the lagoon. The normal hiking time is approximately 3 hours uphill and 2 hours back, with a total distance of 15 km round trip.

We leave at 7:00 am with our tourist transportation heading to a place called Pitek, approximately 45 minutes away. Here, we start the hike along a trail that gradually ascends until reaching the Lagoon. Along the way, we pass the Huascarán National Park checkpoint where we need to pay the entrance fee to the lagoon. The views are impressive throughout the hike; we pass through the quenual forest and do a bit of rock climbing, holding onto the steel cables, until we reach our destination. After enjoying our lunch and taking great photos, we return along the same trail to meet our transportation and then head back to Huaraz.

We leave the city of Huaraz around 9:00 am with our transportation heading to the village of Chiwipampa, approximately 20 minutes away. From here, we start the hike along a zigzag trail to the Lagoon (approximately 3 hours of walking). We will have many snow-capped peaks in view, which is why this spot is considered the Viewpoint of the Cordillera Blanca. After enjoying our snack and taking great photos, we return along the same trail back to Huaraz.

This tour starts at 8:00 am with pickup from your chosen hotel, then we head north along the Callejón de Huaylas, passing through typical villages such as Taricá and Anta, from where we can enjoy panoramic views of the Huascarán and Copa peaks. We will visit the towns of Carhuaz, Yungay, and Caraz. From here, we begin ascending along the paved road through the Parón valley and the National Park. Along the route, we will see rock walls over a thousand meters high. Upon arriving at the Lagoon, we will enjoy the scenic beauty of its turquoise waters, surrounded by abundant high-Andean flora and fauna, including quenual forests, ichu grass, and orchids. Nearby, we will see mountains such as Artesonraju, Garcilazo Pyramid, the Huandoy peaks, and Chacraraju. We will walk along a zigzag trail to a viewpoint to get a better view of the lagoon. The return will be along the same trail by transportation back to Huaraz.

Departure is at 8:00 am from your selected hotel. We will travel by tourist transport south of the city of Huaraz, visiting towns such as Recuay, Ticapampa, and Cátac, and then arrive at the control point of Huascarán National Park, where the entrance fee must be paid. Continuing our journey, we will reach one of the tour stops known as Carbonated Water, where we will enjoy impressive views of the valley. We will then observe the abundant presence of the Puya de Raymondi, a type of bromeliad that grows at these altitudes. After that, we will arrive at the parking area, where we will begin walking along a well-marked trail to the Pastoruri Glacier. We will enjoy the views offered by nature; taking good photos is recommended, and it is important to respect the indications along the trail. After spending some time near the glacier, we will return along the same path to our transport and then return to Huaraz. Lunch will be taken along the way, prior coordination with the group.

Departure time for this tour is at 8:30 am. We will travel with our tourist transportation toward the south of the city of Huaraz through the Conchucos Valley and to the millenary Temple of Chavín de Huántar. During the journey we will visit the towns of Recuay and Cátac, and then arrive at Querococha Lake, where we will have approximately 20 minutes to enjoy the landscape offered by the lake. We will then observe a geological fault that has the shape of the map of Peru. Continuing our route, we will reach the highest point of the tour, which is the Cahuish Tunnel. From here we enter the Conchucos Valley, and a little further on we arrive at our destination, Chavín. We will visit the Archaeological Monument of Chavín, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. We will visit labyrinths, galleries, the Square Plaza, the Circular Plaza, and the Cabezas Clavas, considered guardians of the temple. We will also learn about the Portal of the Falconids and the famous Lanzón Monolithic. After lunch, we will finally visit the Chavín National Museum, where a large number of Cabezas Clavas are exhibited, as well as the Tello Obelisk and a replica of the Raimondi Stele.