Ausangate Trek 5 Days: Ultimate Guide, Itinerary, Prices & Tips (2025)

Classic Ausangate Trek 5 Days

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Embark on one of the most breathtaking hikes in the Peruvian Andes with the Ausangate Trek, a 5-day journey through the majestic Vilcanota Mountain Range. This trek will take you across dreamlike landscapes, where Apu Ausangate, the sacred mountain of Cusco, dominates the horizon with its snow-capped peaks. Along the way, you will explore crystal-clear lagoons, spectacular valleys, and towering glaciers, while immersing yourself in the rich Andean culture.

Starting from Pacchanta, home to local communities that keep their traditions alive, you will experience a unique connection with nature and the spirituality of the Andes.

While this trek requires good physical condition, the reward is unparalleled: unforgettable panoramic views, the chance to observe native wildlife such as vicuñas and condors, and the warmth of Andean families who will welcome you into their territory. The Ausangate Trek is a perfect blend of adventure and authenticity, offering one of the most rewarding and less-traveled experiences in Peru. Book your spot now and discover a world where nature and culture intertwine in an unforgettable journey.

Highlights of the Ausangate Trek

  • Trekking in the Peruvian Andes: Explore the Vilcanota Mountain Range and discover breathtaking landscapes of glaciers, lagoons, and Andean valleys.
  • High-altitude adventure: Reach elevations over 5,000 meters (16,400 feet) above sea level in a challenging yet rewarding trek.
  • Living Andean culture and traditions: Share experiences with local communities, preserving their ancestral heritage and customs.
  • Unique wildlife and flora: Spot vicuñas, alpacas, condors, and a wide variety of species adapted to extreme altitudes.
  • Off-the-beaten-path route: Enjoy an authentic expedition far from the crowds, exploring one of Peru's most spectacular trekking destinations.
  • Detailed Itinerary
  • Included & Not Included
  • Prices & Availability
  • Packing List
  • FAQ
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  • Reservation Policy

Highlights of the 5-Day Ausangate Trek

  • Ascent to Palomani Pass (5,115 m / 16,781 ft): The highest point of the trek, offering spectacular panoramic views.
  • Exploration of high-altitude lagoons: Discover Laguna Azulcocha, Pucacocha, and Yanacocha, stunning Andean lakes.
  • Andean wildlife in its natural habitat: Spot alpacas, vicuñas, and condors along the route.
  • Living culture in Pacchanta: Engage with local communities and experience their rich ancestral heritage.
  • High-altitude trekking adventure: A challenging route with unparalleled landscapes, far from the crowds.

Ausangate Trek Itinerary

Day 1: Cusco – Pacchanta – Upis

The Ausangate Trek begins with a hotel pick-up in Cusco at 4:30 a.m., followed by a three-hour drive to the community of Pacchanta (4,340 m / 14,239 ft), the starting point of our journey. Here, we will meet our team of horsemen and cooks, who will accompany us throughout the trek. After a nutritious breakfast, we prepare to begin our hike.

At 10:30 a.m., we start with a gradual ascent through the high-Andean puna ecosystem, where the first mountain landscapes impress with their towering snow-capped peaks and wide valleys. After three hours of hiking, we arrive at Upis Camp (4,438 m / 14,560 ft), with breathtaking views of Ausangate Glacier (6,384 m / 20,945 ft). After lunch and some rest, we take a short excursion to Upis-Arapa Lagoon, a crystal-clear mirror lake perfect for photography and contemplation. We return to camp for a warm dinner with views of the most sacred mountain in Cusco.

  • Distance: 6 km (3.7 mi)
  • Hiking time: 3 hours
  • Difficulty level: Moderate
  • Maximum altitude: 4,550 m (14,927 ft)
  • Accommodation: Tents at Upis

Day 2: Upis – Arapa Pass – Pucacocha

After breakfast, we begin a two-hour ascent to Arapa Pass (4,750 m / 15,584 ft), the first high point of the trek. From here, we enjoy spectacular panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and mountains. As we continue, the landscape constantly changes, offering unique views of the Andes.

We descend to Yanacocha Lagoon (Black Lagoon), a site of great cultural importance for local communities. Our guide will share stories of how this lagoon played a key role in communal organization and justice in the Andes. Next, we continue to Huchuy Pucacocha Lagoon, surrounded by towering peaks.

After lunch at Hatun Pucacocha Camp (4,610 m / 15,124 ft), we explore the nearby lagoons and enjoy a peaceful afternoon in a dreamlike landscape.

  • Distance: 11.7 km (7.3 mi)
  • Hiking time: 6 hours
  • Difficulty level: Moderate
  • Maximum altitude: 4,886 m (16,030 ft)
  • Accommodation: Tents at Pucacocha

Day 3: Pucacocha – Palomani Pass – Inkawasi

This is the most challenging day of the expedition as we tackle Palomani Pass (5,115 m / 16,781 ft), the highest point of the trek. We begin with an ascent to Ausangate Lagoon, from where we start the final climb to the pass. The steep ascent is demanding, but every effort is rewarded with unparalleled views of glaciers and the vast Andean landscape.

From the summit, we descend for two hours, crossing grasslands where alpacas and vicuñas graze in their natural habitat. Finally, we arrive at Inkawasi Camp (4,632 m / 15,197 ft), offering a privileged view of Ausangate Glacier and its climbing routes.

  • Distance: 10.6 km (6.6 mi)
  • Hiking time: 6 hours
  • Difficulty level: Difficult
  • Maximum altitude: 5,115 m (16,781 ft)
  • Accommodation: Tents at Inkawasi

Day 4: Inkawasi – Jampa Pass – Azulcocha

The penultimate day begins with a hike through Huchuy Phinaya Valley, surrounded by the Tres Picos and Puca Punta mountains. We continue with a gradual ascent to Jampa Pass (5,072 m / 16,640 ft), where we get an incredible view of the Ausangate 7 Lagoons Circuit.

We descend through a unique mountain landscape until we reach Azulcocha Lagoon (4,634 m / 15,203 ft), where we set up our final camping site. This day provides a perfect opportunity to capture stunning photographs and experience the serenity of the Andes.

  • Distance: 17.4 km (10.8 mi)
  • Hiking time: 7 hours
  • Difficulty level: Moderate - Difficult
  • Maximum altitude: 5,072 m (16,640 ft)
  • Accommodation: Tents at Azulcocha

Day 5: Azulcocha – Pacchanta – Cusco

On the final day, we begin a descent to the community of Pacchanta, where we will have the opportunity to interact with local people and learn more about their way of life and traditions.

After lunch in Pacchanta, we say goodbye to our horsemen, then take private transportation back to Cusco, arriving in the late afternoon.

  • Distance: 6.9 km (4.3 mi)
  • Hiking time: 2 hours
  • Difficulty level: Moderate
  • Maximum altitude: 4,632 m (15,197 ft)

What’s Included in the 5-Day Ausangate Trek?

To ensure a safe, comfortable, and well-organized experience in the majestic Vilcanota Mountain Range, we provide a comprehensive service that covers transportation, meals, camping equipment, and professional assistance throughout the trek.

Pre-Trek Information & Assistance

Before starting the trek, we conduct a briefing session where our team provides key details about the expedition, ensuring you are well-prepared for the altitude and physical challenge.

  • Detailed explanation of the day-by-day itinerary.
  • Recommendations on gear, clothing, and high-altitude nutrition.
  • Tips for acclimatization and altitude sickness prevention.
  • Q&A session with our expert guides.

Professional High-Altitude Mountain Guide

Throughout the trek, you will be accompanied by a certified and experienced high-altitude trekking guide.

  • Official certification by MINCETUR (Peru’s Ministry of Tourism).
  • Bilingual guides (Spanish & English) with expertise in Andean geography, ecology, and culture.
  • First aid and high-altitude rescue training to ensure safety.

Private Transportation with Full Comfort

From the first day, we provide modern and safe vehicles to take you to the trek’s starting point and back to Cusco.

  • Private transportation from Cusco to Pacchanta and return.
  • Vehicles equipped with a first-aid kit and heating system.
  • Professional drivers specialized in mountain routes.

Camping Logistics: Comfort & Safety in the Mountains

To help you fully enjoy the trek without worries, we provide a fully equipped campsite with everything you need.

  • Dining tent with tables, chairs, and complete utensils.
  • Kitchen tent where our team prepares healthy meals.
  • Portable toilet tent for hygiene and convenience.
  • High-altitude personal tents, resistant to extreme cold.
  • Thermal sleeping mats for comfort and insulation.

Pack Horses for Luggage & Expedition Logistics

Our horses will carry all camping equipment and your personal belongings, so you can hike light and stress-free.

  • Duffle bag (up to 7 kg per person) for personal items.
  • Pack horses to transport camping gear and food.
  • Experienced horsemen to ensure smooth logistics.

Experienced Horsemen: Expert Logistics & Safety

  • Transport camping equipment efficiently.
  • Know the Ausangate routes for safety and navigation.
  • Provide assistance and logistic support throughout the trek.

Complete Meals During the Trek

Enjoy nutritious, balanced, and energy-packed meals prepared by our mountain chef.

  • Daily breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks.
  • Fresh, organic ingredients sourced from local communities.
  • Special diet options available (vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free).
  • Boiled and filtered drinking water at every campsite.

Group Hygiene & Sanitation Items

  • Biodegradable soap and hand sanitizer.
  • Wet wipes for daily cleaning.
  • Shared hygiene kit at each campsite.

Emergency & Safety Logistics

Your safety is our top priority, and we have protocols in place to handle any situation.

  • Guides trained in first aid and high-altitude rescue.
  • Supplementary oxygen available for altitude sickness.
  • First-aid kit with basic medications and bandages.
  • Emergency evacuation plans in case of need.

Permits & Entrance Fees Included

  • Official entrance ticket for the Ausangate Trek and turquoise lagoons.
  • Camping fees in Andean communities.

Get Ready for an Unforgettable Adventure!

With our expert team and all-inclusive service, you’ll experience the 5-Day Ausangate Trek with total comfort, safety, and an authentic connection with Andean nature and culture.

Ready for the adventure? Book now and discover the magic of the Peruvian Andes!

Services NOT Included in the 5-Day Ausangate Trek

To help you plan your trip with total clarity, here’s a list of services not included in the expedition.

  • Transportation outside the expedition – Any additional transfers not specified in the itinerary are not included.
  • Sleeping bag – A sleeping bag suitable for sub-zero temperatures is required. If you don’t have one, you can rent it from us.
  • Last dinner in Cusco – The trek ends with lunch before returning to Cusco. Dinner upon arrival is not included.
  • Personal expenses – Any extra purchases, souvenirs, or additional personal consumption during the trek are at the traveler's expense.
  • Trekking poles – Recommended for added stability on ascents and descents. Available for rent if needed.
  • Tips for the expedition team – Not included and completely voluntary, based on your satisfaction with the service.

Additional Services Available (Optional)

If you’d like extra comfort or customization, we offer optional services that can be booked in advance:

Additional horse for riding – If you need assistance during the trek, you can rent a horse.
Cost: $20.00 USD per day

Private tent – If you prefer a personal tent instead of sharing, you can request one.
Cost: $5.00 USD per night ($20.00 USD for the full expedition)

Sleeping bag rental – Available for rent if you don’t have a proper one for extreme temperatures.
Cost: $10.00 USD for the full expedition

Trekking poles rental – For added stability and comfort during the hike.
Cost: $5.00 USD for the full expedition

Important Notes:

Additional services must be requested in advance as they are subject to availability.
If you have any questions or would like to customize your experience, feel free to contact us—we’ll be happy to assist you!

Get ready for an unforgettable adventure in the Andes!

Professional Tips for the Ausangate Trek

You can first see our travel guide for Ausangate and the list of equipment for Ausangate Trek you need for this adventure.

Physical preparation: The Ausangate hike is a demanding activity that requires good physical preparation. We recommend that you exercise regularly before the hike, especially activities such as walking, running, and hiking to improve your endurance.

Acclimatization: The Ausangate hike takes place at high altitudes, so it is important to take some time to acclimatize before starting the hike. We recommend that you arrive in Cusco at least a few days before so that your body has time to adapt to the altitude.

Proper equipment: It is important to bring the appropriate equipment for the hike, including suitable clothing for cold weather, comfortable and sturdy trekking boots, a comfortable and sturdy backpack, trekking poles, and a good flashlight. Additionally, it is important to bring enough water and energy foods for the hike.

Sun protection: The Ausangate hike takes place at high altitudes, where solar radiation is intense, so it is important to wear high-protection sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to protect yourself from the sun.

Respect for the environment: The Ausangate hike takes place in a protected natural area, so it is important to respect the environment and not leave any trash on the trail. We recommend that you bring a bag to collect the garbage and take it with you until you can dispose of it properly.

Safety: The Ausangate hike is an activity that takes place in steep terrain, so it is important to follow the instructions of the guides and maintain a vigilant attitude at all times. It is important to stay safe and follow all safety measures to avoid accidents.

Respect for local culture: The Ausangate hike takes place in an area where local culture is very important. It is important to respect the traditions and customs of the local population, as well as the rules and regulations of the protected natural area in which the hike takes place.

We hope these recommendations are useful for you to enjoy an incredible experience on the Ausangate hike!

Rates and Availability – Ausangate Trek 5 Days

The Ausangate Trek is available year-round, but we recommend doing it between April and September, when the weather is more stable, and the views of the snow-capped mountains and lagoons are at their best.

Departures are guaranteed with a minimum of 2 people.

Ausangate Trek 5-Day Rates

Group Tour – Price per Person

  • From USD 490.00 per person
  • To confirm the reservation, a 30% deposit of the total tour cost is required
  • Scheduled departures with groups of 4 to 10 people
  • A minimum of 2 people is required to start a new group
  • Solo travelers can join existing groups

Prices do not include VAT (18%).

Private Tour – Personalized Quote

  • Exclusive and personalized service
  • Ideal for those seeking greater flexibility and privacy
  • Guaranteed departures any day of the year

Contact us to receive a personalized quote based on group size and season.

Dates and Availability

  • Group Tour: Departures are subject to availability with groups of 4 to 10 people
  • Private Tour: Available any day of the year

To confirm dates and receive a personalized proposal, contact us.

Payment Methods

  • Paypal: Payments via credit or debit card (a fee applies for international transactions)
  • Bank Transfer: Deposits from national and international accounts
  • Yape or Plin: Fast payments within Peru
  • Cash Payment: Available at our office in Cusco

Book in advance to secure your spot on this unforgettable expedition to Ausangate.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Ausangate Trek

The Ausangate Trek is one of the most breathtaking and challenging trekking routes in the Peruvian Andes. Below, we answer some of the most common questions hikers have before embarking on this adventure.

1. How long is the Ausangate Trek?

The standard duration of the Ausangate Trek is 5 days and 4 nights. However, there are shorter or longer itineraries depending on preferences and experience levels. It’s best to choose an itinerary that matches your fitness level and available time.

2. How difficult is the Ausangate Trek?

This trek is classified as moderate to challenging. The trails include several high-altitude passes ranging from 4,700 to 5,200 meters (15,420 – 17,060 ft), with prolonged ascents lasting between 1 to 2 hours. Being in good physical condition and having prior experience in high-altitude trekking is highly recommended.

3. Do I need to acclimate before the trek?

Yes, proper acclimatization is highly recommended. It’s best to spend at least 2 days in Cusco or a similar altitude before starting the trek. During this time, it’s advised to rest, stay hydrated, and avoid alcohol and heavy meals to minimize the risk of altitude sickness.

4. What is the best time of year to do the Ausangate Trek?

The best time for this trek is during the dry season, which runs from May to September. During these months, weather conditions are more stable, with sunny days and cold nights, making trekking easier and providing clear views of the Andean landscapes.

5. Do I need to hire a guide for the Ausangate Trek?

Although it is not mandatory, hiring a local, experienced guide is highly recommended. A guide provides safety and expert knowledge about the terrain, culture, and wildlife. Additionally, in case of emergencies or sudden weather changes, a trained guide can be crucial for your safety and well-being.

6. What type of accommodation is provided during the trek?

Most Ausangate Trek itineraries involve camping in tents at designated areas along the route. Some tour operators may offer basic lodges or homestays in local communities for certain sections of the trek, but these are limited and must be arranged in advance.

7. What essential gear do I need for the Ausangate Trek?

Some must-have gear includes:

  • Waterproof trekking boots – Comfortable and sturdy for long hikes.
  • Cold-weather clothing – Including thermal layers, a waterproof jacket, and windbreaker.
  • Sleeping bag – Suitable for freezing temperatures.
  • Sun protectionSunglasses, hat, and sunscreen.
  • Daypack – To carry essential items during the hike.
  • Trekking poles – Helpful for stability on uneven terrain.

It’s advisable to consult with your tour provider about specific gear requirements and whether they provide or rent equipment.

8. What is the weather like on the Ausangate Trek?

The weather in the Ausangate region is cold and unpredictable.

  • Daytime temperatures range from 10°C to 20°C (50°F to 68°F).
  • Nighttime temperatures can drop below 0°C (32°F), especially in higher-altitude campsites.
  • Sudden weather changes are common, including rain or snow, so it’s important to be prepared for all conditions.

9. How can I prevent altitude sickness?

To reduce the risk of altitude sickness, follow these tips:

  • Acclimatization – Spend a few days at high altitude before starting the trek.
  • Hydration – Drink plenty of water and herbal teas.
  • Diet – Eat light, high-carb meals for better oxygen efficiency.
  • Avoid alcohol & tobacco – These can worsen altitude sickness symptoms.
  • Medication – Consult your doctor about taking altitude sickness medication (e.g., acetazolamide).

If you experience severe symptoms, it is crucial to descend to a lower altitude and seek medical assistance.

10. What wildlife can be seen during the Ausangate Trek?

The Ausangate region is home to a variety of Andean wildlife, including:

  • Vicuñas, alpacas, and llamas grazing in their natural habitat.
  • Andean foxes roaming the highlands.
  • Andean condors soaring above the valleys.
  • Various bird species, including flamingos in some lagoons.

This trek offers fantastic opportunities for wildlife observation in one of Peru’s most pristine natural landscapes.

These FAQs aim to provide a comprehensive guide for those considering the Ausangate Trek, ensuring proper preparation and a safe, rewarding experience in the majestic Peruvian Andes.

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Packing List for the 5-Day Ausangate Trek

If you’re planning the Ausangate Trek, having the right gear is essential to withstand high altitude, cold weather, and the physical demands of the hike. Here’s a complete checklist to ensure a safe and comfortable experience in the Peruvian Andes.

Documents & Money

  • Original passport or ID (required for registration).
  • Travel insurance card (recommended for high-altitude trekking).
  • Cash in Peruvian soles (PEN) for personal expenses and tips.
  • Vaccination card (check if a yellow fever vaccine is required).

Backpacks & Carrying Bags

  • Main backpack (40-50L) – To carry clothing and personal items.
  • Daypack (20-30L) – To carry daily essentials (water, snacks, camera).
  • Duffle bag (optional) – If you hire pack horses, you can transport up to 7 kg of gear.
  • Dry bags or waterproof covers – To protect documents and clothing from moisture.
  • Plastic or compression bags – To separate wet or dirty clothes.

Recommended Clothing for the Ausangate Trek

  • Thermal long-sleeve shirts – Insulating and breathable to protect against cold and sun exposure.
  • Trekking pants – Quick-drying and wind-resistant materials recommended.
  • Thermal base layers – Essential for cold nights at camp.
  • Wool or thermal socks – Help prevent moisture and keep feet warm.
  • Waterproof & windproof jacket – Critical for cold weather and rain protection.
  • Fleece jacket or vest – Extra warmth for high-altitude trekking.
  • Waterproof gloves – Protect your hands from extreme cold.
  • Wool hat or balaclava – Essential for below-freezing temperatures.
  • Swimsuit – If you plan to enjoy the Pacchanta hot springs.
  • Fleece or wool pajamas – Helps stay warm during cold nights.

Recommended Footwear for the Expedition

  • Waterproof trekking boots – With good traction and ankle support for long hikes.
  • Light shoes or sandals – For camping and rest stops.
  • Gaiters (optional) – To protect against water, snow, or mud.

Hydration & Nutrition

  • Water bottle or hydration system (minimum 2 liters).
  • Energy snacksDried fruits, cereal bars, chocolate, or energy gels.
  • Water purification tablets – Useful if you need extra purified water on the trail.

Sun & Insect Protection

  • SPF 50+ sunscreen – Essential at high altitudes.
  • Lip balm with UV protection – Prevents dry, cracked lips.
  • UV-filtered sunglasses – Protects against intense sun exposure and snow reflection.
  • Insect repellent (DEET 30% or higher) – Especially for lower-altitude sections of the trek.

Safety & First Aid

  • Headlamp with extra batteries – For night hikes and campsites.
  • Personal first aid kit – Includes medications for altitude sickness, muscle pain, allergies, and minor injuries.
  • Wet wipes & toilet paper – Essential for personal hygiene on the trek.
  • Hand sanitizer or alcohol gel – For frequent disinfection.
  • Blister patches & bandages – Prevent and treat foot irritation.

Accessories & Gadgets

  • Camera or GoPro – To capture the breathtaking Ausangate landscapes.
  • Portable battery or power bankNo electricity is available at campsites.
  • Binoculars – To spot Andean wildlife like vicuñas, condors, and flamingos.
  • Notebook & pencil – To jot down observations about Andean culture and nature.

Personal Hygiene Items

  • Toothbrush & toothpaste
  • Quick-dry towel
  • Biodegradable soap & solid shampoo
  • Fragrance-free deodorant
  • Hairbrush or comb
  • Moisturizer for dry skin

Final Recommendations

  • Pack light – Remember that space on horses and campgrounds is limited.
  • Wear neutral or light-colored clothing – Avoid bright colors that attract insects.
  • Avoid strong perfumes or fragrances – These may attract insects.
  • Check for recommended vaccinations – Ask your doctor about yellow fever and malaria prevention.
  • Stay hydrated constantly – High altitude and dry air can cause rapid dehydration.

Ready for the Adventure?

With this packing list, you’ll be fully prepared to enjoy the 5-Day Ausangate Trek to the fullest. If you have questions about what to bring or need to rent equipment, feel free to contact us—we’re happy to help!

See you in the Andes!

Ausangate Trek 5-Day Policies

To ensure a safe and well-organized experience, we have established the following policies and conditions. Please read them carefully before making your reservation.

Important Considerations

✔ If a traveler decides to leave the trek early, they will be responsible for any additional expenses incurred, such as food, transportation, or accommodation.

No refunds will be issued in the following cases:

  • Flight, train, or local transportation delays or cancellations.
  • Adverse weather conditions affecting the route.
  • Health issues or a personal decision to abandon the trek.

Reservation & Confirmation: To secure your spot on the tour, a 30% deposit of the total cost is required.

Cancellation Policy

If you need to cancel your reservation, the following conditions will apply:

7 days or more in advance: 90% refund of the total amount.
4 to 7 days in advance: 70% refund of the total amount.
2 days or less in advance: No refund will be issued.

Important: In case of cancellation, administrative and banking fees are non-refundable.

Date Changes

If you need to reschedule your tour (valid only for private tours), the following conditions will apply:

More than 5 days in advance: No additional fee for date changes.
3 to 5 days in advance: A 20% fee of the total tour cost will apply.
2 days or less in advance: No date changes or refunds will be allowed.

Date changes are subject to availability.

Contact for Information & Assistance

If you need more information about the 5-Day Ausangate Trek, feel free to contact us:

  • Email: info@huillcaexpedition.com
  • WhatsApp: +51 918 970 611

Review these policies before booking to avoid any issues. We’re here to help you plan your adventure in the Andes!

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