Name: Andean Path Travel
Address: San José #100, Santiago, NJ, 08001, US
Telephone: +51 931303626

+51 931303626| +51 984107756| andeanpathtravel@gmail.com| San José #100, Santiago – Cusco

100% Peruvian Company Marca Peru

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2 DAYS / 1 NIGHT

Availability : EVERYDAY

Cusco - Urcos

Quesiuno – Cusco

Min Age : 8+

Max People : 2 - 10

Rainbow Mountain Hike Peru 2 Days

Hiking the Rainbow Mountain Hike Peru 2 Days is one of the natural wonders that was found in the foothills of the Vinucunca Mountain slope. If you are a nature lover and adventurer do not hesitate to explore the Red Hill in Peru that you will be amazed by its charm and the breathtaking views it has around especially the totem Apu Ausangate reach over 6371 Mts (1725 fts).

Hiking the Rainbow Mountain with Camping 2 Days is one of the most amazing experiences you can have, enjoy the epic landscape, be accompanied by birds and native animals during the trip is only part of what this great opportunity offers, you can find yourself, where you will receive the protection and wisdom of what was once sacred to our culture in Cusco.

During the 2 Days Rainbow Mountain Hike you will experience and combining the fact of being at such heights with the enjoyment of outdoor activity and the contemplation of visual wonder and avoiding the crowd of 1 day Vinicunca Hike.

Vinicunca Trek with Camping – Highlight

Blowing mind Mountain ranges of Sacred Ausangate
Authentic indigenous people and Local villages
Amazing turquoise lakes and bluebirds
Natives Llamas and alpacas From Peru
Reach History of Peru and Cusco which immersion into the local leaving
Flora and fauna
Delicious Peruvian food and traditional cuisine
Amazing colorful Foothills

Rainbow Mountain Hike with Camping – Overview

Trip style: Adventures, History & Cultural Immersion
Length: =Rainbow Mountain Hike Peru 2 days/ 1 night
Frequency: All Year Round
Group: 2 persons min , max 10 persons
Fhysical grading: Moderate, Challenging
Total distance hiked: 16 km/9,100 miles
Beginning altitude: 4,326 m/14,189 ft
Maximun altitude: 5,020 m/16,564 ft

Day 1: Cusco – Quesiuno –Palomani – Auqui (Meals: L/D)
Day 2: Auqui– Vinicunca – Quesiuno – Cusco (Meals: B)

Itinerary

DAY 1:Cusco – Urcos – Quesiuno – Auqui

We will pick you up early from your Hotel in Cusco and begin our journey driving through the Southern Valley. The drive to the trailhead at Quesiuno at over 4,320m will take approximately three hours. We arrive at Quesuino village where our chef will prepare a tasty breakfast to set us up properly for the day’s trekking to Apacheta Pass to se the epic Mountain Ranges of Apu Ausangate.

After breakfast we will pack up all our mountain gear on the horses and begin our ascent of the Rainbow Mountain Hike Peru. We will pass by a lovely crystal stream, after which we can encounter native llamas and alpacas of Quesuyuno Village.

We will then be blessed with our first views of and Ausangate Mountain peak, which will be a constant for the rest of our journey. We will hike through villages and interact with the local Quechua people and after hiking for approximately three or four hours we will reach our camp site at Auqui near by the village of Llamachimpana. Our chef will then prepare a delicious lunch for us, after which we will have the opportunity to learn about the history, customs and traditions the local Quechua people which they love to share with hikers and mountain lovers.

At the camp site we will have some free time whilst being heartily fed with afternoon tea and dinner, before getting into our tents and getting a good night’s sleep under the starlit sky.

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (including a snack and afternoon tea)
Overnight Elevation: 4,650 m/15,255 ft
Highest Elevation: 4,320 m/14,890 ft
Distance to walk: 4 km/2.5 miles
Approximate walking time: 3 to 4 hours
Level of Difficulty: Challenging

DAY 2:Auqui – Vinicunca – Quesiuno – Cusco

We will wake up early to a lovely cup of coca tea and a beautiful sunrise. Our chef will prepare a delicious breakfast to start our second day of our 2 Days VInicunca Rainbow Mountain Peru.

The goal of today’s trek is to reach the spectacular Rainbow Mountain which will be a two hour uphill hike. On our way up we will have views of the stunning colourful mountains, the Ausangate Glacier and the Surine Mountain in from of us.

After walking 3hrs 30 minutes Finally we will reach the pinnacle of our Rainbow Mountain Trek Vinicunca Peru at 5,020m, what we came to see…the Rainbow Mountain! Once we have taken in the impressive views and the beauty of the Rainbow mountain, there will be time to take photos and explore the surrounding area. After about half an hour, we will begin our descent via the same route that Rainbow Mountain 1 day.

This should take approximately 2 hours, but know that our chef will have a tasty lunch waiting for us at the bottom. After we will drive for three hours back to Cusco where you will be dropped off at your Hotel at approximately 7pm.

Meals: Breakfast / Lunch + snacks
Highest Elevation: 5,020 m/16,466 ft
Distance to walk: 10.5 km/6.5 miles
Approximate walking time: approx. 6/7 hours
Level of Difficulty: Difficult

Includes

Professional English speaking tour guide (an additional guide will be present for groups of 9+)
Pre-trek briefing at your hotel
Pick up and drop off from your Hotel and transportation to Quesiuno
Four man tent per every two trekkers
Use of Kitchen tent, Dining tent and portable toilet facilities
Professional Chefs
Porters and Horses to carry 8 kg of your personal items
Duffle bag to hold 8 kg of your personal gear
2 breakfasts, 2 lunches and 1 dinner
Hot water for washing
Boiled and then cooled water to fill water bottles
Use of emergency oxygen bottle and first aid kit if required
Entrance fee to Rainbow Mountain Hike Peru

Doesn't Include

Sleeping bag (Can be hired from us US$10)
Hiking poles (Can be hired from us US$5)
Air Mattress (Can be hired from us US$10)
Tips
Travel/Medical/Emergency insurance

What to bring to the Rainbow Mountain Trek

Original passport
Sleeping bag
Hiking clothes (warm/winter jacket, waterproof trousers, hiking boots, rain poncho, winter hat, gloves etc.)
Water
Snacks
Toiletries (toilet paper, wet wipes, personal towel)
Sun protection lotion (factor 35+ recommended)
Head lamp
Sunglass and sun hat
Camera
Spare batteries (batteries run down faster at altitude)
Binoculars Hiking poles (must be rubber tipped)