Highlights
- Discover the beauty of the Llanganuco Lagoon on an unforgettable sightseeing tour!
- Experience a unique adventure in the spectacular Llanganuco Lagoon!
- Immerse yourself in the magic of Laguna Llanganuco! A paradise not to be missed!
- Capture dreamlike landscapes at the Llanganuco Lagoon. Don't miss out!
- Turquoise waters and dreamlike landscapes await you at Laguna Llanganuco!
Description
Enjoy a unique adventure with our sightseeing tour to the Llanganuco Lagoon, starting in Carhuaz, a charming town known for its delicious artisanal ice cream. Here, you'll enjoy a short break to try these delicacies while admiring the beautiful scenery around you.
We'll continue our journey to Yungay, a place full of history and culture. You'll learn the moving story of the 1970 earthquake and how this town has been reborn with strength and hope. You'll be amazed by the panoramic views and the friendliness of its people.
Finally, we'll arrive at the stunning Llanganuco Lagoon, where its turquoise waters reflect the majestic peaks of the mountain range. You'll have time to explore, take photos, and connect with nature.
ITINERARY:
9:00 to 9:30 am: We leave Huaraz for Callejón de Huaylas. We visit the town of Carhuaz, where we have a food tasting of artisanal ice cream made with local fruits, and we visit the church and the square.
We'll make a stop at the Campo Santo de Yungay, where we'll visit the city buried by the 1970 earthquake, and we'll climb up to the White Christ. Continuing with the tour, we will visit the Llanganuco Lagoon, which is located at 3,850 meters above sea level. It has a turquoise color, is surrounded by Quenuales forests, and is flanked by the snow-capped Huanday, Yanapaccha, and Huascarán mountains. After exploring the Llanganuco Lagoon, we will descend for lunch at a local restaurant.
We'll make the last visit of our tour in the village of Taricá, where we'll see how clay-based handicrafts are made. We return to the city of Huaraz at approximately 7:00 PM.
Additional Information:
- Departure 9:00 AM to 9:30 AM and return 7:00 PM
- Difficulty: Easy.
- Altitude: 3,850 m.
Includes
Round-trip transportation.
Spanish-speaking tour guide.
Health insurance.
Stops for photo-taking.
Excludes
Admission to Huascarán National Park: 40 soles or 11 USD for foreigners. 22 soles or 6 USD for Peruvians.
Food and beverages.
Activities or services not specified.
Important Information
- We recommend bringing:
- Light clothing for the day and warm clothing for the evening.
- Box lunch (sandwiches, cereals, chocolates, fresh and dried fruits).
- Trekking shoes or boots.
- Cap or hat to protect from the heat.
- Sunglasses.
- Insect repellent.
- Bottle of water.
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
