
Classic Huayhuash Trek in 10 Days
Explore one of the world’s most stunning treks, the Cordillera Huayhuash in Peru. Journey through a breathtaking panorama encompassing three of Peru’s regions: Ancash, Huánuco, and Lima. The views are nothing short of spectacular!
- Maximum Altitude: Paso Cuyoc at 5,000 meters
- Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
- Durée : 10 days / 9 nights
- Best Season: April – October
- Emplacement : Cordillera Huayhuash
- Distance : 118 km
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Jour 1 : Huaraz to Llamac (3,300 m)
Jour 2 : Llamac to Cuartelhuain (4,300 m)
Jour 3 : Cuartelhuain to Mitucocha via Paso Cacanan (4,700 m)
Jour 4 : Mitucocha to Carhuacocha via Paso Carhuac (4,500 m)
Jour 5 : Carhuacocha to Huayhuash via Paso Siula (4,850 m)
Jour 6 : Huayhuash to Viconga via Paso Portachuelo (4,700 m)
Jour 7 : Viconga to Huanacpatay via Paso Cuyoc (5,000 m)
Jour 8 : Huanacpatay to Huatiac (4,400 m) via Huayllapa
Jour 9 : Huatiac to Jahuacocha via Paso Yaucha (4,800 m)
Jour 10 : Jahuacocha to Huaraz via Llamac
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Tristan Quevilly
Tristan a visité plus de 40 pays en quête de l'aventure parfaite. Il a traversé le Guatemala à vélo, le Triglav en Slovénie en solitaire et l'Amazonie en bateau. Il a également travaillé et dirigé des circuits au Sénégal, au Maroc, en Croatie, en Grèce, à Cuba, en Colombie, au Brésil et dans bien d'autres pays encore. Remote Expeditions est le fruit de son amour pour les gens et les voyages.
Langues :Anglais, français, espagnol, portugais Guidant depuis : 2003 Spécialités : Photographie, trekking, communautés indigènes En savoir plus

DAY 1 - Date not available
Huaraz to Llamac (3,300 m)
Begin the adventure with breakfast at your hotel. At 8:00 am, set out by private transportation heading south from Huaraz. Traverse picturesque towns like Recuay, Ticapampa, Catac, and Conococha at 4,100m. Continue to Chiquian (3,400m) for a short stop before descending and later ascending to Llamac. The journey offers captivating views of eastern mountains like Ninashanca, Jirichanca, Yerupaja, and more. Overnight stay in Llamac at 3,300m.
DAY 2 - Date not available
Llamac to Cuartelhuain (4,300 m)
After breakfast in Llamac, start hiking by 8:00 am. Ascend for 4 to 5 hours to Cuartelhuain campsite, passing through the quaint village of Pocpa. Enjoy the serene ambiance at Pallca mine. The day offers a gentle trek, ideal for acclimatization. From the campsite, catch a glimpse of Mount Ninashanca to the south.
DAY 3 - Date not available
Cuartelhuain to Mitucocha via Paso Cacanan (4,700 m)
Post breakfast, embark on a hike from Cuartelhuain, ascending to Paso Cacanan at 4,700m. Relish the beautiful vistas en route. After the pass, descend to the Mitucocha campsite, where the stunning peaks of Ninashanca, Jarishinca, and Rondoy await. Spend the night at 4,200m.
DAY 4 - Date not available
Mitucocha to Carhuacocha via Paso Carhuac (4,500 m)
Start your day with a hearty breakfast. Ascend to Paso Carhuac at 4,500m, rewarding you with mesmerizing views of snow-capped peaks like Jirishanca, Yerupaja, Siula, and Carnicero. Descend to the Carhuacocha campsite and rest for the night at 4,250m.
DAY 5 - Date not available
Carhuacocha to Huayhuash via Paso Siula (4,850 m)
Kick off the day with breakfast, followed by a walk along Carhuacocha Lake. Visit three renowned lagoons - Gangrajanca, Siula, and Quesillococha. Ascend to the Siula viewpoint, offering panoramic views of lagoons and mountains. Continue the ascent to Paso Siula at 4,850m, then descend to the Huayhuash campsite, resting at 4,300m.
DAY 6 - Date not available
Huayhuash to Viconga via Paso Portachuelo (4,700 m)
After breakfast, start the trek and reach Paso Portachuelo at 4,700m. Marvel at the splendid views of Trapecio, Cuyoc, and other mountains. Descend to the Viconga campsite and, after lunch, relax in the Viconga hot springs. Overnight at 4,100m.
DAY 7 - Date not available
Viconga to Huanacpatay via Paso Cuyoc (5,000 m)
Post breakfast, ascend to Paso Cuyoc, the highest point of the trek at 5,000m. Enjoy vistas of stunning peaks such as Puscanturpa, Cuyoc, and Pumarinri. Later, descend to Elefante, ascend to the San Antonio viewpoint, and finally rest at the Huanacpatay campsite (4,250m).
DAY 8 - Date not available
Huanacpatay to Huatiac (4,400 m) via Huayllapa
Begin the day with a descent to the village of Huayllapa, a place rich in culture and traditions. After visiting the village, ascend to Huatiac, enjoying beautiful views of the Diablo mountain. Spend the night at 4,400m.
DAY 9 - Date not available
Huatiac to Jahuacocha via Paso Yaucha (4,800 m)
Post breakfast, ascend to Paso Tapush (4,750m) and then to Paso Yaucha (4,800m), capturing splendid views of mountains like Jirishanca, Ninashanca, and Yerupaja. Descend to the Jahuacocha campsite and relax at 4,100m.
DAY 10 - Date not available
Jahuacocha to Huaraz via Llamac
After the final breakfast of the trek, hike for an hour before ascending to Paso Pampallamac (4,300m). From there, enjoy the views of peaks such as Yerupaja, Ninashanca, Siula, and Diablo Mudo. Descend to the village of Llamac, where a private transportation awaits to take you back to Huaraz.
Peru, a country in South America, is famed for its rich history, diverse landscapes, and vibrant culture. Nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the Andes Mountains, it is home to ancient ruins, colonial architecture, and a blend of cultural traditions.
Faits sur le pays
'- Official Name: Republic of Peru
- Location: Western South America
- Time zone: Peru Standard Time (PET)
- Capital: Lima
- Population: Approximately 33 million
- Official Language: Spanish
- Government: Presidential Republic
- Economy: Based on extraction of raw materials and on agriculture, manufacturing, and services.
Les régions en un coup d'œil
Peru is divided into three main geographical regions: the arid coastal plains, the mountainous Andean region, and the dense Amazon rainforest. Each region offers a unique blend of cultural and natural attractions.
Attractions touristiques
Key landmarks include Machu Picchu, an ancient Inca city atop the Andes; the Nazca Lines, large geoglyphs in the Nazca Desert; and the historic city of Cusco. The Amazon Rainforest and Lake Titicaca are also significant natural attractions.
Questions d'argent
The official currency is the Peruvian Sol. Credit cards are widely accepted in cities and tourist areas. ATMs are readily available. Exchange currency at banks or official exchange offices for the best rates.
Liste de colisage
Pack light, versatile clothing that can be layered. Bring sturdy footwear for hiking. Consider packing a hat and sunscreen for protection from the sun. It's also advisable to bring a reusable water bottle and purification tablets.
Culture
Peruvian culture is a blend of indigenous and Spanish influences, with rich traditions in music, dance, and cuisine. Festivals like Inti Raymi and Carnival are vibrant displays of this cultural heritage.
Hébergement
Accommodation options range from luxury hotels to budget hostels. Prices vary widely depending on the location and the level of luxury. Always check the safety of the area before booking.
Exigences en matière de visa
Travelers must carry a valid passport. A visa is not required for stays up to 90 days for many countries, including the US, Canada, UK, and Australia. No specific vaccinations are mandatory but several are recommended. Visit the official embassy website for up-to-date information.
Numéros de contact en cas d'urgence
Emergency numbers in Peru are 105 for the police, 117 for ambulance services, and 116 for fire services.
Etiquette culturelle
Respect local customs and traditions. Many places, especially religious and historic sites, require modest dress. Drug laws are strict, and penalties for drug offenses are severe. Public displays of affection are generally accepted but should be modest.
Électricité, prises et tension
Peru uses type A and C plugs. The standard voltage is 220 V. Travelers from countries using 110 V may need a voltage converter.
Climat
Peru has a varied climate, from the hot and humid Amazon rainforest to the cool Andes Mountains. Dress in layers and bring rain protection if visiting the rainforest or during the rainy season.
Transports publics
Public transportation includes buses, minibuses, and taxis. Taxis do not have meters, so negotiate the fare in advance. Driving can be challenging due to heavy traffic and different road conditions.
Langue parlée
The official language is Spanish. Basic English is spoken in tourist areas and major cities. In remote regions, Spanish predominates.
Conseils en matière de durabilité
Respect the environment by minimizing waste, conserving water, and staying on designated paths when hiking. Support local communities by purchasing local crafts and eating at local restaurants.
Applications et sites web utiles
Useful apps include Google Maps for navigation, TripAdvisor for restaurant and hotel reviews, and Duolingo for learning Spanish.
Peru is a diverse country with something for every traveler. Whether you're drawn to historical sites, vibrant culture, or natural beauty, you'll find it in Peru. Remember to respect local customs, keep safety in mind, and embrace the opportunity to learn about this unique country.
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