Humantay Lake Tour
Summary
Day 1
Humantay Lake Tour
Day 1: Humantay Lake Tour
Day 1: Humantay Lake Tour
- Recogida temprana en el hotel 5:00am y traslado de 3 horas hacia Soraypampa donde comienza la caminata de 2 horas hasta la laguna turquesa.
- Tiempo libre en la laguna para fotos y tour guiado.
- Descenso de regreso a Soraypampa de 1 hora, luego bus hacia Mollepata para compartir un delicioso almuerzo buffet.
- Retorno de 1 hora y media de Mollepata a Cusco después del almuerzo. Llegada 5:00pm aprox.
INCLUDES
- Información previa a la salida.
- Recojo de su hotel por la mañana y traslado en transporte turístico.
- Desayuno y almuerzo.
- Entrada a la comunidad de Mollepata
- Guía profesional bilingüe (inglés – español). (Consulta por otros idiomas con tarifas adicionales para servicio privado).
- Tanque de oxígeno y botiquín de primeros auxilios (en el carro).
- Bastones.
NOT INCLUDED
- Hotel en Cusco.
- Alquiler de Caballo (90 soles peruanos).
- Gratitudes.
- Otros servicios no mencionados.
WHAT YOU NEED TO BRING
- Passport (optional): Bring a photocopy, but for the Rainbow Mountain stamp, bring the original.
- 1.5 liters of water: Stay hydrated during the hike.
- Personal snacks: Extra energy bars if you need frequent snacks.
- Pillow for van ride: Leave it in the van during the hike.
- Trekking shoes: Essential for the dusty and slippery path.
- Waterproof pants (optional): Only for the rainy season (Dec-Mar).
- Extra clothes (optional): For rainy season to stay dry.
- Sunscreen lip protector: Protect lips from dryness.
- Down jacket: To stay warm, as it’s usually cold.
- Rain jacket: For unexpected rain, even during dry seasons.
- Long sleeve t-shirt: Protect from sunburn; apply sunscreen if wearing short sleeves.
- Wool hat: It’s cold at Rainbow Mountain, even in summer.
- Trekking pants: Suggested for hiking, but any suitable pants work.
- Rain poncho: Essential in the rainy season or cloudy days.
- Sunhat: Protect from strong sun at high altitudes.
- Sunscreen: Both sun and cold can burn, so apply regularly.
- Water bottles or Camelbak: Reusable bottles are recommended.
- Sunglasses: Strong sun and snow reflection can harm eyes.
- Extra money: For snacks, soda, alpaca meat, or tips for photos.
- Thick socks: To keep feet warm.
- Neck gaiter: Keeps neck and face warm, especially in winter.
- Gloves: Essential for warmth, especially at the summit.
- Basic medications: Ibuprofen for headaches, Diamox for altitude sickness.
- Portable charger: To keep devices powered in the cold.
- Phone or camera: Capture memories of the adventure.