Mystical Tour Operator & Travel Agency in Cusco Peru

Apu Ausangate (2 days)

The Apu Ausangate is the mountain that most strongly represents the Cusco-Andes. It exists out of a great massive with various mountain peaks, the highest at 6372 meters.

The turquoise lakes, widespread highlands, and rocky forests convert the area into a paradise with a moon landscape, completely isolated from the modern world. To walk on Ausangate enjoying the stunning surrounding nature is an inexpressible experience. It is impossible not to be impressed with the eternal snow and the sunsets. It is common to find needle shaped rocks that stick out on more than 5000 meters, with icicles that fall down in a dazzling way and form beautiful glacial lakes.

The Ausangate circuit is one of the most interesting attractions of Cusco, but until now not very often visited by tourists.

» Program : Apu Ausangate (2 days)

2 days 1 night

Day 1: Cusco - Ocongate - Pacchanta

- 09:00 Departure from Cusco for the trip to the village of Ocongate (3 hours approximately).
- 12:00 Lunch.
- 15:00 Arrival to the village of Pacchanta (Here we will enjoy a purification bath and a ceremony with Andean plants and incense.
- Overnight in Pacchanta.

Day 2: Pacchanta - Apu Ausangate

- 07:00 Breakfast.
- We will Stara with our visit to the great sacred mountain, Apu Ausangate.
- 2 Hour hike, towards the lakes of Otorongo, where we will perform a ritual in order to show our gratitude to the Apus.
- Lunch in Pacchanta - 16:00 Return to the city of Cusco.
- 20:00 - 21:00 Arrival to Cusco.

» Includes :

- Mystical Andean guide.
- Ceremonies mentioned in the program.
- Meditation sessions.
- Camping equipment.
- Meals as mentioned in the program.
- Horses and horsemen.
- Cook.
- Private transport.

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