Overview
Enjoy one of the most iconic tours in northern Peru with the Llanganuco Lagoon and Yungay Tour (Full Day), ideal for those who want to experience breathtaking Andean landscapes and historical sites in a single day. This light physical demand tour combines nature, culture, and history along the famous Callejón de Huaylas. It includes transportation, professional guide, and lunch, available in private or shared service.
Itinerary
Itinerary
Huaraz – Callejón de Huaylas – Llanganuco Lagoon – Yungay
The tour begins between 8:30 and 9:00 a.m. with departure from Huaraz heading north through the Callejón de Huaylas.
During the journey, we visit traditional towns such as Carhuaz, where you can observe local life and taste typical regional products.
We continue to the Yungay Field of Rest (Campo Santo de Yungay), a historical site that commemorates the 1970 earthquake, where you can learn more about this event and pay tribute to its victims.
Then we head to Llanganuco Lagoon, famous for its turquoise waters, surrounded by mountains and nature. Here you will have free time to walk, take photographs, or enjoy a boat ride (optional).
Lunch is included during the tour.
Finally, we return to Huaraz, arriving approximately at 7:00 p.m.
Inclusions
Inclusions
Includes
- Tourist transportation
- Professional guide
- Lunch
Not included
- Entrance fee to Llanganuco Lagoon
- Boat ride (optional)
- Personal expenses
Recommendations
Tour Recommendations
- Bring warm clothing (variable mountain climate)
- Use sunscreen and sunglasses
- Bring a cap or hat
- Carry cash in soles for entrance fees and extras
- Comfortable walking shoes
- Bring water to stay hydrated
- Bring a camera
- Respect the natural environment and park rules
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
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