peru 3 peak challenge
Nevado Mateo 5150M. Nevada Ishinca 5530M. Tocllaraju 6032M
HIGHLIGHTS
Location: Cordillera blanca, Peru
Highest Elevation/altitude: 6032M/19,790FT
Small and dedicated team strategy. 1-12 max client members
Tocllaraju requires clients to be efficient with ice climbing skills and abseiling. WI 2-3 grade.
OVERVIEW
Nevado Mateo 5150M
A perfect summit to begin our expedition. In just one day we will climb through moraines, glaciers to reach the summit. The climb is non-technical in nature giving us perfect acclimatisation or an entry-level peak to climb in the Cordillera Blanca. From the summit, you are treated with magnificent surrounding views of Chacraraju, Chopicalqui, Contra hiervas, Huascaran, Hualcan, and Ulta peaks.
Nevada Ishinca 5530M
Ishinca 5530M is one of the most beautiful and interesting peaks to climb in the Ancash region. Ishinca can be used as a climbing objective or acclimatization peak before climbing other 6000M peaks in the region. Excellent peak to climb for skilled mountaineers and can also be used as a training peak. Gradual climbing is recommended with a base camp set up and is suitable for climbers seeking less technical routes.
There are two standard routes that can be climbed. Depending on weather and snow condition our guides will strategically choose the best route giving us a higher chance of summit.
Tocllaraju 6032M
Tocllaraju is a beautiful mountain that dominates the view in the Ishinca valley. Shaped like a beautiful pyramid, Tocllaraju 6032M is one of the challenging peaks to climb located in the central-southern part of the Cordillera Blanca. Toqllaraju, means "trampa-nevado" in the local Quechua language ("trap mountain" in English), meaning probably “snowy mountain that catches", that is it captures and hypnotizes because of its great beauty.
We will climb via the standard route, the North-West Ridge to the summit. The most technical part of this peak is the overcoming of the bergschrund at the base of the summit mushroom and the slope above it, which can be graded at AD/D- depending on the conditions of the crevasse and ice section in the same area. On the ridge and final climb to the summit, we will have to use ice climbing techniques to climb to the summit.
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2026 Summer
14th - 30th June (8 spots)
6th - 22nd July (8 Spots)
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USD 6,750 P/P
Deposit: USD 500 P/P
All-inclusive. Guaranteed departure. No extra hidden costs.
Please inquire about prices in your local currency. We accept payment in £GBP/ €EUROS/ $AUD
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Certified Mountain guide (UIAGM - AGMP - IFMGA - NMA)
Transfer airport / 4* hotel / airport – Lima
City touring Lima
Bus ticket Huaraz / Lima, executive service in public bus-Movil Tours or Cruz del Sur
Transfer/bus station/4* Hotel – Lima
Transfer hotel / bus station – Huaraz in Hotel
Hotel In Huaraz, according to the program 04 nights. Double room with breakfast included
1 Night Hotel in Lima / Double room with breakfast included. Twin room/sharing basis.
Tour of Acclimatization
Cook and Helpers
Porters (For Nevado Chopicalqui)
Donkey driver
Donkeys
Entrance fee National park Huascaran
Private transportation Huaraz / according to the program / Huaraz
Complete meals during the trek program and climbing program
Kitchen / dinning tent
Cooking equipment
Collective technical equipment
Tent for 2 Person
Toilette tent
First Aid
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Visas and travel insurance
Summit Bonus USD 400+ (Per member)
Entertainment and food
Bottled drinks and beverages
Evacuation
Tips (Service Charge in Hotel and Restaurants are included)
Single supplement Charges
Laundry, Phone services, Personal expenditure transactions
Optional trips
Tea breaks, chocolates or other snacks and any meals beside breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Delay and cancellation because of natural phenomenon
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Ice Climbing (Intermediate to pro). Our climbing route to the summit consist of a slope 55-50 and 45 - 50 degree slope climb, where with the use of ice axe we climb on a wide ridge climbing to the summit at 6000M level. Climbers should be efficient with kick step and balancing with ice axe on icy slopes to ascend on vertical climb.
Climbers joining our expedition will also get a 1 day climbing course by our international guide.
Abseiling. This is the simplest yet the one of the most important skills to master. Some multi - pitch abseiling knowledge/experience are also required.
Your prior experience in climbing should give you a good understanding of how your body copes in high altitude. You are responsible to build you fitness up to the best level.
Itinerary
Day 1 Arrival Lima
Day 2 Lima to Huaraz
Day 3 Gear check day and organise
Day 4 Acclimatisation to Laguna Churup 4500M
Day 5 Further acclimatisation and skill refresher day at Quebrada (4800M - 4900M)
Day 6 Climb Nevado Mateo 5150M
Day 7 R&R Huaraz
Day 8 Huaraz - Ishinca base camp 4405M
Day 9 Summit Nevado Ishinca 5530M and back to base camp
Day 10 Rest day at base camp
Day 11 Climb to high camp 5150M
Day 12 Climb Tocllaraju 6032M and back to BC
Day 13 Contingency day
Day 14 Huaraz
Day 15 Drive back to Lima
Day 16 Departure
HOW DOES IT WORK?
1. Initial Inquiry and Planning
At NAMAS Adventure, we start by understanding your aspirations and goals. From your first conversation with our expert team, we provide personalized recommendation tailored to your interests. Once the perfect expedition is identified, a deposit secures your spot. We then work closely with you to plan and prepare every detail—from gear selection and training advice to arranging insurance, permits, and logistics.
2. Preparing for the Journey
As your expedition date approaches, we’ll help you finalize all preparations. This includes collecting the final balance payment (typically due 60-90 days before your trip), ensuring all necessary documents are in order, and addressing any remaining questions. Our team is available via email or phone calls to make sure you’re fully prepared and confident for the adventure ahead.
3. On-Expedition Support
Arrive at your destination ready to begin! From pre-expedition briefings and gear checks to the full support of our experienced guides and ground team during your climb, we’re here to ensure everything runs smoothly. With flexibility to adapt to any changes or needs, we’re committed to making your adventure seamless, enjoyable, and unforgettable
When is the best time to plan for Nevado Mateo, Nevado Ishincha and Tocllaraju climb? . . .
June - September is the best time to climb most of the peaks in Peru.
Which route will Namas team choose? I can see the mountain is very steep and exposed, What is your climbing strategy? . . .
Nevado Mateo - East Standard route. F+ grade. We will be using Mateo as our acclimatisation climb.
Nevado Ishnica - North West slope route to South West ridge. PD+ grade. Ishnica climb is to build your skills and confidence.
Tocllaraju - North West Ridge. AD+ grade. Expect a long hard climb which will test you mentally and physically.
All the mountain have steep section. Ishincha and Tocllaraju have more creavasee objective dangers. We will set up base camp for Ishincha and Tocllaraju.
How long is a typical climbing day on the mountain? . . .
On normal climbing day can expect an average of 6 hours climb. Summit attempt days are usually the longest one (10 -12 hours), as we have to descend down to base camp.
What is summit day like? . . .
Summit day in Nevado Mateo and Inishca is the straightforward climb up to the summit with few crevasse openings and steep sections along the way, which poses minimal risk.
Tocllaraju is the most challenging of all making it a long climb testing climbers mentally and physically.
We will be mostly climbing through ice and snow terrains and will be a early day (am) start to the summit.
Contingency Days? . . .
We do not have contingency day added in our itinerary but can be extended upon request if our team is not able to summit due to bad weather conditions.
Guides for this expedition? Ratio : clients. Qualification and level of English? . . .
On this expedition we aim to have max 8 climbers.
We will have 1 Main international guide and local IFMGA / UAIMG certified guides. He will be the main leader of the team. Additional* charges apply. Local Peruvian certified guides are more than capable in this day and age and have an excellent level of English. We are committed to responsible tourism and want to enhance and prioritise local Peruvian leaders first.
Guide ratio 1:2 Personal Guides for 1:1 can be arranged who will be solely responsible for the clients but extra additional charges apply. Our Guides have an intermediate level of English. Can understand, reply and instruct very well.
How much tips do you suggest for guides and porter teams? Summit tips? . . .
Most of our guest give tips during the end of the trek/climb. Your booking payment already consist a tip pool of $200. We will fairly distribute the tips among your drivers, assistant guides and porters.
Guest also donates trekking equipments like jackets, trek poles, gloves or hats to porters which is greatly appreciated. Guest can also buy our porters dinner, during the final day of the trek for all their hard work and for making their trek possible
Suggested Additional Summit tips $300.
Is Three peak suitable for beginner climbers and what level of fitness do I need? . . .
Nevado Mateo and Ishinca is suitable for beginner to intermediate level climbers. The peak itself is a non to less technical and high altitude trek/climbing mountain. To reach their summits you do not need any special climbing skills such as climbing on ropes using gears or use of ice axe. Mateo and Ishinca are a very popular destination for clients with little or no mountaineering experience. The mountain has less to non-technical challenges, there are small opening crevasses during the climb but apart from that, the climb is straight forward. All climbers are recommended to partake in preparative fitness training 3 to 4 months before the departure date. You should be able to carry 5-8 kgs of your bag pack, walk up and downhill every day for 15/16 days and be able to push yourself during the summit climb.
Tocllaraju required more experienced level climbers with good knowledge of technical skills. Graded at AD+ expect a long steep and ice climbing section near the summit ridge.
Physically Tocllaraju will be demanding. That is why we highly suggest you train well over 3 to 4 months before your trip. You will need good endurance and body strength. Aerobic exercises mixing with overall body strength building routines should help you prepare physically for your trip. Another aspect is your mental strength. We would say any mountaineering experience is more about testing your mental strength, to push forward and take on the challenge of completing a great adventure and being exposed to new uncomfortable environments.
How do I know this is the right trip for me? . . .
This expedition combines the best of non to semi-technical climbing route. If you have previous experiences of climbing technical routes in the mountains this mountaineering adventure really depends on your ambition to go on a great challenging climbing adventure. Be prepared for a long tough day on when climbing Tocllaraju.
To help you clarify if this is the right peak climbing adventure for you, [our grading][1] system can help you determine if this is the right expedition and if it is the right time to take upon trips of such nature. If you are yet unsure please do contact our team and we will walk you through where you are in your current experience level and guide you into choosing the right adventure.
How many guides/ Sherpas will be assigned to our group? . . .
For this expedition climb 1:2 guides are assigned to our group.
How many in a group? . . .
Min 2 - Max 8
Who is this trip for? . . .
All interested climbers, 18+ who is looking for a beginners/intermediate experience level climb. 15-17 years old must be accompanied by adults
Who goes on this expedition? . . .
/ Climbers from all over the globe with different backgrounds, interest and mountaineering skill level join our expeditoin.
Can my friends and family join me on the trek to base camp? . . .
Yes, it is possible. Please email us about this and give you relevant informations.
Can I contact other climbers to join Peru Three Peak expedition climb? . . .
Yes, we highly encourage that. Maybe its your friend with whom you have been on amazing/challenging adventure trips before, a you met during your other expeditions, a challenge you seek together or any other ideas where you think the other person might enjoy this amazing climb.
Baggage allowance by Namas Expedition team for this expedition? . . .
We allow 35kgs of personal weight.
Is it possible to organise a private trip? . . .
We will be more than happy to organise private expedition climb for you and your group. As long as it is with in the suitable season. Extra cost will apply as we will have to organise a seperate logistical and planning for private climb request. Please contact our team for any private trips or expeditions.
What fitness/conditioning level is needed for this climb? . . .
You need to be in excellent shape for this climb. Although clients are supported by local guides and ropes, due to the technical nature of the peak, it is critical that you are in the best shape possible. Especially the final Summmit Tocllaraju will demand a lot of strength and endurance fitness mentally and physically.
Technical preparation and trainings for Ishinca and Tocllaraju? . . .
Ice climbing (intermediate level), ascending on fixed rope, abseiling, traversing and scrambing skills are required.
How hard is it to climb to the summit of Mateo, Ishnica and Tocllaraju? . . .
Mateo is the easiest of the three. It is a straight forward climb to the summit. Ishnica is graded at PD+ alpine grade and Tocllaraju AD+. When it comes to expedition the more fitter you are and more stronger the better your chances of successfully climbing to the summit and most of all enjoying the expedition. Summiting all the peak mostly depends on the weather condition and your fitness level. The climb normally starts around 3/4 am in the morning and it is about 3-4 hours climb to the summit.
How heavy will my bagpack be? . . .
You will just need to carry your personal items and most of your heavy gears are carried by our porter team upto base camp. Expect to carry 10kgs+ during summit climbing days.
How do you I train for a trip like this? . . .
We have written blog post on training for mountaineering which can give yo a guidance and tips on how long to what type of training you should undertake to train yourself well for challenging peak climbing adventures.
Physical fitness needed for Peru Three Peak expedition? . . .
You need to be in a great shape for this climb. Due to the non technical and strenous nature of the Tocllaraju, it is very important that you are in the best shape possible. Also, as Porter support is moderate on this climb, you are expected to be able to carry all of your personal gear needed for the climb. Sherpa teams are primarily responsible for carrying group gears to the camps.
Which Mountain can I aim for after Peru Three Peak expedition thats above 6000M? . . .
Once you succecssfuly finish this expedition you can start to look ahead into Nepal (Himalayas) for higher expedition. Mera Peak, Island Peak and Lobuche east peak climbing are great peak climbing adventures to plan. These are morderate to semi-technical climbing peaks in the Himalayas.
Our main suggestion is take it one step at a time. The lure of climbing high mountains is there but taking small steps, gaining right experience and understanding your physiology is very crucial for climbing extreme high mountains. Amadablam 6810M, Baruntse Peak 7129M, Manaslu 8163M, Tilicho Peak 7134M are some of the 7000M+ - 8000M+ Peak expedition we organise at Namas adventure.
Hotels and Foods
What sort of hotels do we stay at in the city? . . .
All Namas expedition team stays at the Radisson in Lima where you enojy the finset luxury before and after your expedition. Arrivals hotels are only 15 minutes walk from the tourist centre. Our chosen hotel provides swimming pool, restaurants, spa and massage near by and plenty of local shops near by to buy souviners.
What are the lodges like? Can I have my own room or tent? . . .
Lodges or tea houses we use during trekking days are local Sherpa tea houses. You will love the cultural ambience of the tea houses. Places we book are kept tidy, clean, modern lodges—the best that are available in each village. They are well-known locations to us and we have a good relationship with the lodge owners. Private rooms can be booked at additional cost. Our standard trips are based on shared rooms, usually twin-share and sometimes triple-share. On the mountain you will share a tent with one, or sometimes two other climbers.
If you would like a personal tent during Expedition days, Base camp personal tent can be arranged. Please do let us know in advance so that our team can make the necessary arrangements.
How many nights will we sleep in our own tents during this expedition? How many nights in small houses on the way, are those heated? . . .
We will be spending 4-5 nights in camping setting. Rest once we land in Huaraz all and will be using tea houses before any base camps. Almost all the houses in every trekking routes of Cordillera Blanca are built the same way. The Dining hall is warm and heated but all the rooms aren't so once we are in our rooms we will have to depend on our clothes, blankets and sleeping bags to keep our self warm.
Will Showers and laundry be available? . . .
On our trekking days tea houses we stay will offer hot showers and laundry services for a small fee.
Is foods included in our booking fees? . . .
All our expeditions are all-inclusive. Breakfast, lunch and dinner as well as ample hot and cold drinks during trek and expedition days are included. We can cater for vegetarians as well as many other special diets as long as we are informed of this prior to the trip.
What are the food like? . . .
During the trekking days in tea houses mostly foods are prepared according to your choice in the menu. Potato dishes to pasta, soups, pizza, mash potato, dumplings etc. But during the camping days we provide both cooked and packed/canned food supplies packed from Kathmandu.
Options are limited during camping days. Our chefs prepare the best meal to keep you stuffed and strong.
Will you provide all the equipment to produce drinking water? . . .
Bottled waters can be bought everywhere. Boiled waters are also available on the lodges. Or we would recommend bringing your own water treatment kit or filtered water bottle. (Lifestraw filtered bottles). Water Treatment: Iodine tablets (Potable Aqua or similar) or iodine crystals (Polar Pure)
Climbing Gears and Equipments / Internet / Power
Will you provide clothing and expedition equipment list? . . .
Upon Peru three Peak expedition inquiry and confirmation email we will email you all the necessary documentation needed, including detailed equipment lists. If you have questions you have after reading through our equipment list you can always reach out to us and we can assist you in preparing for the trip as well as recommending and sourcing a range of clothing and equipment suitable for the climb. Our list are prepared with recommendation from our Sherpa climbing team.
Do I really need all the equipment on the equipment list? . . .
Yes, these lists have been carefully prepared and please bring everything on the list!
Mountaineering boot choice for this expedition? . . .
La Sportiva G2SM or Scarpa Phantom 6000 are the best choice that's out there.
How heavy will my bagpack be? . . .
You will need to carry your personal items with you which we estimate will be around 8-10 kgs. All your other climbing gears will be carried by our porter team.
Logistical support, Kitchen staffs and porters? . . .
We will set up camps at base camps. Our guides and porter team will carry all the logistical items and foods up to this point. Number will depend on the size of the team.
What kind of Tents will we use during this expedition? Brands/sizes and setups? *_. . ._
We will use alpine 3/4 season tents from Salewa, Mountain Hardwear, Samaya equipment and Kailas. Most of our client tents are 2 person tents but a single tent can be provided for any solo climbers joining the team. Although we recommend 2 people in a tent to have company and preserve the natural heat. Head of Sherpa team Sardar will be in charge of all the tent setups. On 2020 we will have new tents, burners, and other climbing equipment.
What type of sleeping bag is recommended for this expedition? Will extra blankets available if required? . . .
4 season goose downfilled sleeping bag that can handle upto -40C is recommended. This will be clearly stated in your recommended gear list but for any 6000M peak climbing itinerary. We suggest buying a sleeping bag big enough to allow you to wear extra clothes in if it is especially cold .
Will supplemental oxygen be provided during the expedition? Is this included in our expedition fee? . . .
During this expedition, teams are not porvided supplemental oxygen.If you would like to request one then we can make the arrangements upon request. (Extra charges apply) as this is not included in our booking fees.
What high altitude medication will be available during the climb? Do we need to take tablets before/ during the trek? . . .
All our guides carry extensive medical kits including various medications for altitude illness. If you have a previous history of altitude illness then please discuss this with us and your physician, otherwise there is no need to take preventative medication before or during your expedition.
You need to bring any medications you regularly use (don’t forget to tell us about them), plus extras. Also bring a small first aid kit including a blister kit and mild headache medication for the normal altitude headaches.
Will there be any access to a satellite phone? If yes then what would be the charges for usage? . . .
Yes, on all our peak climbing and expedition our guides take satellite phones and you are welcome to use these at US$3 per minute. There will be a daily dispatches blog on our Namas adventure website, where your friends and family can follow your progress.
Is there internet throughout the expedition? . . .
Once you get hold of local Nepalese sim card, internet can be accessed throughout the trail all the way to Khare village. Internet speed wont be as reliable once we go higher but we can expect some internet coverage. Once we start to ascend towards Mera Peak and higher there will not be any internet coverage.
Will there be any power source for charging batteries, etc. available throughout the trip? . . .
While on trek, tea houses will also have power available with with Asian plugs (needed) and offer recharging for a fee.
What is the best equipment for photography in alpine environments? . . .
As camera technology is changing and getting smaller and better, we recommed light and durable cameras for photography. If you are a serious photographer then you will have your preferences on camera gears but just for enthusiast to record and document your memory mirrorless cameras from SONY, Cannon and small action camera like gopro or insta 360 are recommended. Drone is gaining its popularity but please ask us information for drone use rules and regulation. For safety reason Nepal is very stict with drone use and we do not want it to be a hassle during our expedition days.
FAQ
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Mountain climbing Gears
Helmet (Black diamond, Petzel)
Ice Axe X 2 (Black Diamond, petzl)
A mountaineering harness, with adjustable leg loops.
Carabiners: 3 locking and 4 regular
Alpine and Ice Axe: Black Diamond Cobra ice axes
Mountaineering boots
Mountaineering boots suitable for above 6000m; La Sportiva Gsm2 or equivalent
Hiking shoes for the trek to base camp with ankle protection
Thermal mountaineering socks or equivalent: 4 pairs
Liner socks or equivalent: 6 pairs
Body Layers:
2 merino base layers: top / bottom set
1 mid layer top: breathable Underwear
Lightweight Nylon Pants: 1 pair
Hooded Soft Shell jacket To be worn over other layers
Soft Shell Guide Pants: Gore Tex and breathable
Hooded Hard Shell: Gore Tex and breathable
Hard Shell Pants: Gore Tex and breathable, big enough to wear over your guide trousers
Insulated Down Jacket with hood: North Face Himalayan parka or equivalent
Insulated synthetic Pants: Worn primarily when climbing below Camp 2
Long jones equivalent to Rab’s Polartec or equivalent: 2 pairs
Headgear and Hand wear:
Wool hat (ski hat)
Sunhat: To shade your face / neck from the sun on a hot day
Buff: To protect your neck / face from the sun
Glacier glasses: Full protection with side covers or wrap around
Ski goggles: To be worn on summit day in the event of high winds
Lightweight synthetic liner gloves: For wearing on a hot day; 2 pairs
Soft shell gloves: To wear for moderate cold / wind
Shell glove with insulated liner: To wear for severe cold / strong wind
Expedition Mitts for bad weather
Personal Gear:
Trekking Backpack: To carry on the trek to base camp. Simple and light.
Sleeping Bag: Rated to at least -40°F. Goose down or synthetic
Compression stuff sacks: 3 large ones; for reducing volume of the sleeping bag, down parka, etc., in your pack.
High Quality sleeping pad (1 for base camp and 1 for high camps): Full length is preferred.
Closed cell foam pad: To be used in conjunction with the inflating pad for warmth and comfort when sleeping.
Trekking poles with snow baskets: Adjustable poles
Cup: Plastic insulated cup for drinking
Bowl: A plastic bowl for eating dinner or breakfast
Spoon: Plastic spoon
Head torch: 1 normal for base camp and 1 with remote battery systems for climbing at night. This will be used whilst climbing at night
Sunscreen: SPF 50 or above
Lip balm with sunblock
Water bottles: 2 wide mouth bottles with 1 litter capacity
Water bottle parkas (2): fully insulated with zip opening
Thermos: 1 litre (buy a good ones to keep your water warm for longer hours)
Pee bottle: 1 litre minimum bottle for convenience at night in the tent
Toiletry bag: Include toilet paper and hand sanitizer and small towel
Hand warmers & toe warmers
Pen Knife or multi tool (optional)
Camera: bring extra batteries and memory cards
Personal solar charging system (optional but recommended)
Travel Clothes
XL Duffel bags 120L - 150L (2) with locks: To transport equipment
Base Camp extra Items: Kindle, I pad, smart phone, etc
Snack food: Please bring a few days of your favourite climbing snack food such as bars, gels, nuts, beef jerky, etc. A variety of salty and sweet is recommended to give you extra energy.
Small personal first aid kit: Include athletic tape, Band-Aid’s, Ibuprofen, blister care, personal medications, etc
Medications and Prescriptions: Bring antibiotics (Azithromycin, etc.), and altitude medicine such as Diamox and dexamethasone
Insurance
What insurance do we need to get? . . .
Insurances are mandatory in all our trips, there is a requirement for each expedition member to have insurance to cover any personal or medical mishaps that may occur before or during the expedition. [Click here for more information on expedition insurance.][2]
Do I need evacuation insurance? . . .
Peru don’t have helicopters evacuation service, all the rescues are land. Rescuers from the Mountain Guides Association of Peru to do this work. Insurance should include upto 6000M climb which should cover all medical expenses.
Yes, it is very important. Many of our expeditions are in remote places with no roads and developing medical services. In the unlikely event that you get sick, you want to get to good medical care ASAP.
Coverage varies based on your nationality and the trip that you are taking with us. Our recommended providers are found on our Travel and Rescue Insurance page. When you have booked on a trip with us, we will also send you more comprehensive information on various insurance options.
Who do you recommend for insurance? . . .
Insurances varies on your nationality but there are a handful of insurances that cover most of the countries especially for mountaineering expeditions. [Please click the link here][2], we have a list of recommended insurance providers that we tust and which our clients have previously used.
What is Trip Cancellation Insurance? . . .
For very unknown and unforeseen circumstances you may be forced to cancel their trips for reasons such as family illness, injury to one’s self, business issues, etc. In times like this you want to have a peace of mind protecting your investments on trips, flight tickets. So trip cancellation insurnace should gurantee protection of your money that you have paid for.
Andes Three Peak Expedition
Namas Adventure offers adventure trip packages to the most unspoiled and remotely beautiful destinations in this world. If you want to climb amazing peaks in Cordillera Blanca Peru, you can choose our Three Peak expedition. No matter whether you are interested in trekking or climbing; you can find this offer amazingly exciting.
The panoramic views of the Cordillera Blanca can be best enjoyed as you reach the summit. Three Peak expedition package contains a detailed plan that guarantees a comfortable experience for the plan. There is nothing ambiguous about it. We provide clear cut information all aspects including daily plans. The duration of this trip is 16 days.
Our Package for Three Peak Expedition
You can find our pricing incredibly affordable. In order to guarantee the optimal safety of travelers, Peruvian IMFGA certified guides will be escorting the travelers along with support climbing guides.
Our package also contains hydration tablets and frozen foods at BC and high camps to keep you healthy and relaxed during the trek. Our ultimate objective is to help you climb all three peaks safely, comfortably, and enjoyably at a pocket-friendly price. Our vast experience in the tourism industry helps us design the best Three Peak expedition package for our customers.