Ausangate Trek 3 days with Rainbw mt & and 7 lakes Hike included
3 Days
397
/ Per PersonThis 3-day trek connects in a unique route the most stunning landscapes in the Vilcanota Range. Starting from Llacto you will adventure into the Red Valley, the Rainbow Mountain, several mountain passes and mind-blowing lakes with glaciers in the background. Prepare to be amazed by snowcapped peaks, Andean Puna, wildlife and a challenging adventure in the heights of the Andes.
Who is this trek for?
This trek is Challenging, both for the distance and the altitudes along the route. If you are looking to experience the high mountain, the cold air coming from the towering Apus and the challenging terrain, this adventure is for you. We have designed this trek for the seasoned hikers, for those unafraid of pushing physical limits in the search of the beauty the Andes hide in its slopes.
Standard-comfortable mid-tier to luxury accommodation. Exclusive modern vehicles with private driver.
Challenging
Adventure, Trekking
Small group experience; Max 12, Avg 5..
Full Itinerary for Ausangate Trek 3 days
What’s included for the Ausangate Trek 3 days?
- Professional Guide: Experienced, English-speaking guides who are knowledgeable about the trail, local culture, and history.
- Transportation: Round-trip transportation from Cusco to the start and end points of the trek.
- Accommodation: Tents for overnight camping along the trek. These are usually high-quality, weather-resistant tents.
- Meals: Our treks include all main meals during the trekking days (breakfast, lunch, and dinner). The food is a mix of local and international cuisine, catered to provide the energy needed for the hike.
- Porters and Horsemen: Support staff to carry equipment, food, and personal belongings.
- Cooking Equipment and Staff: Includes chefs who prepare meals, as well as all necessary cooking gear.
- Entrance Fees: Any required entrance fees to the Ausangate site and other included attractions.
- Camping Equipment: Apart from tents, this includes sleeping pads/mats, dining tents, kitchen tents, and toilet tents.
- First Aid and Emergency Equipment: Guides carry a first-aid kit for basic medical situations and emergency equipment, if needed.
- Water: Provision of clean drinking water for the second day.
Excludes
- Travel Insurance: Highly recommended but, not included.
- Airfare: Flights are not included.
- Accommodation in Cusco: Hotel stays are not included
- Meals in Cities: Meals in Cusco or other cities before and after the trek are not included.
- Sleeping Bags: You will require you to bring your own or rent one for an additional fee.
- Trekking Poles: Available for rent at an extra cost.
- Personal Clothing and Gear: Hiking boots, clothing, backpacks, and other personal gear are the responsibility of the trekker.
- Tips for Guides and Support Staff: Gratuity for the guides, cooks, and porters is not included and is at the discretion of the trekker.
- Extra Snacks and Drinks: While main meals are included, extra snacks, alcoholic beverages, and bottled drinks are not.
- Personal Expenses: Any additional expenses such as souvenirs, laundry services, or additional tours are not included.
- Emergency Transportation: If you need to leave the trek early due to illness or other reasons, the cost of emergency transport is not covered.
- Entrance Fees for Optional Sites: Some side trips or additional archaeological sites do have entrance fees not included in the trek package.
The Ausangate trek 3 days is available to depart any day of the week as long as we have two people!
| No. OF PEOPLE | PRICE |
|---|---|
| 2 to 8 people | $397 USD per person |
***This price includes the extra pack horse which will carry your belongings up to 7kgs. We provide you a duffel bag, in which to put your things.
***We provide large Eureka 4 person tents for every 2 trekkers.
DISCOUNTS
- Group of 5 or more: $30 USD – All you need is to book the trek together at the same time.
EXTRAS
- Sleeping Bag: $20 USD per person per trek (It will be clean and warm)
- Air Mattress: $20 USD per person per trek (Therm-a-rest mattresses)
- Walking Poles: $15 USD per pair per trek (Professional Poles that can be extended)
- Personal tent: $30 USD – (Tent for solo trekkers only)
ADDED VALUES for FREE
- Foam mattresses
- Camping pillow
- Transfer from the airport to your hotel (Cusco only)
- Boiled water for drinking purposes
- Personal pack horse included
- Duffel bags and liner bags
- Thick warm blanket to put over the sleeping bag
- Hot water bottles to put into your sleeping bag so you can sleep like a baby
WHAT YOU HAVE TO TAKE WITH YOU
- Original Passport: (it has to be the same as the used to book the trek)
- Valid University card: (if you booked as a student)
- Good Daypack: (the smaller, the better)
- Water storage: 2-3L (Camelpaks are encouraged)
- Comfortable hiking boots with ankle support
- Sleeping Bag: (can be rented from Orange Nation)
- Headlamp: essential
- Toilet paper
WHAT TO PUT IN YOUR DUFFLE BAG FOR THE AUSANGATE TREK 3 DAYS?
As a Direct Local Tour operator we provide you with a duffel bag at your briefing and INCLUDE an extra porter who will carry up to 7 kgs or 14lbs including your 2.5kg sleeping bag, mattress and extra clothing.
- 2 t-shirts
- 2 hiking pants at least
- 4 sets of undergarments
- 3 sets of hiking socks
- Bathing Suit for the thermal waters
- Fleece/ Thermals
- Warm clothes, down jacket — 2nd campsite temp around 3º C
- Waterproof gloves (even if they are ski gloves, take them)
- Comfortable shoes for camp
- Quickdry towel. We provide small ones, you might prefer something larger
- Small bottle of soap: we provide warm water each day to wash.
- Battery Charger: No electricity along the trek
- Large plastic bags will be provided at the office — Please ask for them
- Sleeping bag: It has to be at least -15ºC – This can be rented from us
TOILETRIES
- Face moisturizer
- Hand sanitizer
- Wet wipes
- Toothbrush and toothpaste
- Personal medications
- First aid kit: band aids, moleskin, etc
WHAT TO PUT IN YOUR BACKPACK FOR THE AUSANGATE TREK 3 DAYS?
We highly recommend a small backpack 30 to 40L for hiking in the day. The remainder of your belongings will be in your duffel bag at camp.
- Water: Please supply your own water until the first lunch spot, then we will provide you with cold boiled water at every meal time. Please bring your canteens
- Sun hat
- Sunscreen
- Insect repellent
- Headlamp: essential
- Wool hat
- Rain gear
- Fleece
- Snacks like chocolate bars, cereal bars or any dry fruits
- Rain poncho
- Gloves
- Camera
- Hand sanitizer
- Toilet paper and small plastic bag for waste
- Extra money for souvenirs, drinks & tip
397
/ Per Person- Best price guaranteed
- No booking fees
- Worry Free Travel
Why travel with Orange Nation Peru?
We have become the leaders in small group adventure travel over the past three decades by consistently listening to our travelers and delivering what they desire: adaptable itineraries, the freedom to explore, smaller group sizes, safety and peace of mind, and knowledgeable local guides who provide unique insights into the destination that would be missed through any other means of travel.
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Jaffet hasan c
The guys were very efficient throughout the trip and attentive when we arrived at the campsite. The kitchen service was super delicious , the food quality and healthy, dishes suitable for people (vegans) and a buffet that has nothing to envy others.
Their kindness and efficiency are greatly appreciated for this journey to the Inca Way.
Written June 22, 2025
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Glen
We had a great experience doing the 4d3n Inca Trail. Our porters were so hard working and made sure our tents and equipment were always ready for us. The chef Mario was outstanding and prepared restaurant quality vegetarian food everyday. Our guide Carlos made the trip exceptional, always making sure we were informed and making sure we were all enjoying the trail. He went above and beyond to encourage me when I was unwell. He made the trip the best ever. A beautiful and wonderful trek.
Written July 14, 2025
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Kendall C
Hiking the Short Inca Trail was hands-down one of the highlights of my entire trip to Peru. This trek is the perfect option if you want a taste of the iconic Inca Trail without committing to the full 4-day hike.
From the moment we started the hike at KM 104 Carlos our guide was amazing and patient. we were surrounded by breathtaking mountain views, lush cloud forests, and fascinating Inca ruins. The trail itself is moderately challenging—expect a steady incline, stone steps, and a bit of cardio—but it’s absolutely doable for anyone with a decent fitness level. The sense of accomplishment when you reach the Sun Gate (Inti Punku) and get your first glimpse of Machu Picchu is
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