Huaraz| Lagoons and Mountains 3D |Entrance fees and Lunch|

Huaraz, has an impressive natural wealth, highlighting its imposing mountains of the Cordillera Blanca, glaciers like Pastoruri and turquoise water lagoons.
The Parón Lagoon, located in the Cordillera Blanca of Peru, is a turquoise-colored water mirror surrounded by snow-capped peaks. With an altitude of more than 4,000 meters, it is the largest lagoon of glacial origin in this country, offering an impressive mountain scenery.


Day 1: Arrival in Huaraz and Parón Lagoon Tour

We will pick you up from your hotel at 8:00 a.m. and start our trip to the city of Caraz, 70 km from Huaraz.

From here we will begin our ascent gradually by a dirt road until we reach the wonderful Parón Lagoon.

We will explore its surroundings, admire the Andean flora and contemplate the prominent mountains of the Cordillera Blanca, such as the Artesonraju (Paramount Mountain), the Pyramid of Garcilazo and Caraz. The captivating turquoise waters make this destination an unforgettable experience.

After enjoying the place, we return by the same route to Caraz and continue to Huaraz. The tour concludes between 5:30 pm and 6:00 pm.

Day 2: Pastoruri Snowy Tour

Today we will head south of the city of Huaraz.

Our first stop will be in the Carpa sector, from where we will begin our visit to the Patococha lagoon, famous for the presence of wild ducks.

Later, we will explore the sparkling waters that emerge naturally from the subsoil.

Continuing with our journey, we will arrive at PumapaShimi, where we will find the lake of 7 infinite colors and the forest of Puyas Raymondi, the most representative plant of the Andes.

To conclude our day, we will visit the Pastoruri snow-capped mountain, taking pictures and exploring its frozen lake and ice walls. Afterwards, we will return to Huaraz.

Day 3: Lagoon 69 Walk - Return to Huaraz

We begin our journey at approximately 5:30 am by private vehicle, heading towards the charming valley of Llanganuco.

We begin our journey passing through the park control, zigzagging along the picturesque Llanganuco gorge and enjoying views of the nearby Chinancocha and Orconcocha lakes.

After a brief stop, we head to Cebollapapapa, the starting point for the exciting hike to Laguna 69.

The hike to the lagoon, located just below the imposing Chacraraju mountain (6112 m.), will take us approximately 3 hours.

We will descend the same trail for 2 hours to Cebollapampa, where our transportation will be waiting for us to return to Huaraz.

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