A paradise surrounded by imposing glaciers that bathe the mountain range and are the origin of mighty rivers. Inside, you can find a total of 33 archaeological sites.

The Huascarán, with its 6,768 meters high, is the highest peak in all of Peru. The snow covered mountain is found in the beautiful National Park of the same name. It houses a total of 20 peaks that exceed 6,000 meters in altitude and extends over an area of ??3,400 km², which in its interior brings together 434 lagoons, 712 glaciers and 41 rivers. Mountain climbing, fishing, bird watching and camping are just some of the activities that lovers of nature and adventure can do in this beautiful area.
 

How to get to Parque Nacional del Huascarán?

Parque Nacional del Huascarán - Áncash
  • Lima - Huaraz: 8 h
  • Huaraz - Huascarán National Park: 2 h
  • Lima - Huaraz: 7 h
  • Huaraz - Huascarán National Park: 2 h

Useful information from the department of Áncash

The highest peak in all of Peru.

Capital:

Huaraz

Daylight:

12 h

Language:

Spanish

Extension:

35,914 km²

Weather:

Min. 4°C / Max. 24°C

Currency:

Soles

Voltage:

220W

Population:

108,3519

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