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Climbing Nevado Ishinca

Duration: 03 day
Altitud: 5530 m
Route: Huaraz - Pashpa - Base camp Ishinca
Dificult: Easy
Season: March - October

Ishinca is one of the most popular mountains of the Cordillera Blanca. It has a beautiful summit, ideal for those who would like to acclimatize to the altitude. This is a long tour, across a glacier with crevices and ice caves.
Program:

Day 01: Huaraz - Cochapampa - Base Camp (4350 m)

From Huaraz we will drive to Cochapampa where our Donkey Driver will be waiting for us. From there we will start our hike, going through a forest of Quenuales trees until Base Camp. Approx. 4 hours.

Day 02: Base Camp Ishinca Summit (5530 m) - Base Camp
We will start hiking our ascent at 3 am, taking a zigzag trail to the glacier, where we will begin our journey to the top. From there, we will have a truly panoramic view. Then, we will descend to Base Camp.

Day 03: Base Camp - Cochapampa - Huaraz
Hike down to Cochapampa where our shuttle bus will be waiting to take us back to Huaraz.

Include:

Entrance fee to the Huascarán National Park, US$25.00 per person
Transfer hotel/busstation – Huaraz in Hotel
Peruvian Local Guide
Cook (s)
Porter (for climbing part)
Donkey drivers
Donkeys
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
Toilette tent
Tents for 2 Person

Not include:

Travel accident and health insurance
Transfer/bus station/Hotel – Lima
Transfer airport/hotel/airport – Lima
Nights Hotel in Lima / Double room with breakfast included
City touring Lima
Hotel In Huaraz,according to the program 2 nights. Double room with breakfast included
Bus ticket Huaraz/Lima, executive service in public bus-Movil Tours or Cruz del Sur
Horse(in case of emergency,for trekking parts)
Travel luggage and Travel cancellation insurance
Not mentioned food and beverages
Personal Spending
Personal camping and climbing equipment (sleeping bag, climbing boots, crampons, ice axe, gaiters, harness, snow glasses, appropriate clothes, personal medicines, etc.)
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