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Siula Grande and the Cordillera Huayhuash Trek
A complete 15-day supported trek around the Cordillera Huayhuash and Siula Grande: acclimatization in the Cordillera Blanca, the lakes and passes of Peru's second-highest range, and a slow return to Lima. Led by Remote Expeditions.
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Peru’s Southern Circuit: Nazca, Colca Canyon & Machu Picchu
Fourteen days through Peru's classics: Nazca Lines, Colca Canyon, Lake Titicaca, Cusco, the Sacred Valley and the short Inca Trail to Machu Picchu.
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Manu Road & Amazon Lowlands Birding Tour in Peru
A 20-day birding journey from Lima's coastal wetlands over the Andes and down the Manu Road into the Amazon lowlands, ending at Puerto Maldonado. Cloud forest at Wayquecha Station and Ajanaco Pass, mixed flocks along the Manu Road, the Cock of the Rock lek, Amazonia Lodge feeders, Pantiacolla's bamboo and terra firme forests, and three days at Manu Wildlife Center on the Macaw Clay Lick, the Canopy Tower and Cocha Blanco Lake.
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Hotel Allpa
Check-in at a carefully selected hotel in the Miraflores district, close to the ocean and within easy walking distance of restaurants and the artisan market. The district sets a calm, safe frame for the first and last nights of the trip.
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A community-owned eco-lodge deep in the Tambopata National Reserve, offering immersive rainforest encounters, a spectacular canopy tower, and vibrant wildlife just steps from your room.
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A remote rainforest haven deep in Manu National Park, offering immersive wildlife encounters, world-class birding, and guided excursions to macaw clay licks and pristine oxbow lakes.
Read MoreTrek Camp Hatun Cuyoc (TBD)
Camp in the alpine pastures of Hatun Cuyoc (4350m), a wide grazing basin beneath the Puscanturpa nevados after the Trapecio Punta crossing.
Read MoreTrek Camp Matacancha (TBD)
The first trek camp is installed at Matacancha (4170m), where the full-support camping life of the circuit begins: a 3-place tent for two, a kitchen tent, a mess tent, a thick foam mattress and a hot-water basin. From here the itinerant trek around the Cordillera Huayhuash starts in earnest the next morning.
Read MoreHotel Churup
Check-in at a hotel in Huaraz after the return from the Cordillera Huayhuash — the first night under a roof since Matacancha. A hot shower marks the end of the trek proper.
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