TRAVEL PROGRAM

• At 7:30 in the morning we depart from the city of Huánuco toward the majestic Pichgacocha Lagoon. The route takes us through the picturesque villages of Conchamarca and Yaurin, before entering the Coquecocha forest, a living sanctuary that hints at the wonders ahead. At Mesapata, our guide shares the essential information to begin the hike, filling every step with anticipation. The trail leads us to the first waterfall, where the power of the water reminds us of the mountain’s purity.
• We continue on to the five Pichgacocha lagoons, located between 3,700 and 4,000 meters above sea level, interconnected by a stream and suspended at different altitudes like mirrors of water upon the mountains. From the first lagoon we move on to the second, third, fourth, and finally the fifth — each with its own charm, shaping an unforgettable experience that invites us to pause and embrace the greatness of nature.
• To end the journey, at a convenient hour, we enjoy our lunch surrounded by breathtaking landscapes.

What is included?

• Private tourist transportation for the entire tour.
• Certified official trekking guide, expert in history, culture, and local traditions.
• Entrance tickets included for all attractions mentioned in the itinerary.
• Complimentary snack during the route.
• Personal bottled water to keep you hydrated.
• Permanent assistance from our team throughout the tour.
• Basic first aid kit for your safety.
• Logistical support at every stop for your comfort.

What is not included?

• Breakfast is not included.
• Lunch (Lunch at a local restaurant, where we will enjoy dishes prepared with trout.).
• Dinner is not included.
• Additional drinks and personal expenses not specified in the program.
• Souvenirs or personal purchases during the tour.
• Voluntary tips for guides or drivers.
• Travel or medical insurance (we recommend having one).

What to take?

• Light and comfortable clothing suitable for hiking
• Light jacket or windbreaker, as weather can change quickly in the mountains
• Hat or cap and sunglasses for sun protection
• Sunscreen to protect your skin during the hike
• Comfortable trekking shoes with good grip
• Camera or smartphone to capture the landscapes and moments
• Reusable water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the walk
• Packed lunch or cash for a meal at a local restaurant
• Small backpack to carry your personal items
• Personal documents (passport, ID, or other identification)