It is a little-known route, ideal for those seeking natural landscapes without crowds. The three lagoons: Kimsacocha, Azul Cocha, and Puma Cocha, offer spectacular views at different altitudes. The lagoons are surrounded by high-Andean ecosystems and traditional Andean communities.

The maximum altitude is approximately 4,200 m / 13,780 feet, at the Puma Cocha lagoon. Therefore, prior acclimatization in Cusco is recommended before doing the tour.

The hike lasts between 4 and 5 hours, covering about 10 km (round trip). The terrain is uneven in some sections, with progressive climbs and gentle descents.

Yes. Although the starting point is below 3,000 m, the route exceeds 4,000 m. It is recommended to spend at least 1 to 2 days in Cusco before the tour to reduce the risks of altitude sickness (soroche).

The difficulty is moderate. No technical knowledge is required, but basic physical condition and stamina for walking several hours at a high altitude are needed.

Bathrooms are only available in the town of Pisaq, at the beginning and end of the route. There are no facilities during the hike, so it is recommended to bring toilet paper and bags for waste.

Warm layered clothing, waterproof gear, sunscreen, sun hat, water, snacks, a camera, and a small backpack. You can review the “What to bring?” section.

Yes. The tour includes traditional breakfast and lunch in the Pisaq valley. If you have any dietary restrictions, you can indicate them when making your reservation.

It is only recommended for children over 10 years old, who are used to long walks or have hiking experience. The altitude can be demanding for minors without preparation.

Yes, but the best time is from April to November (dry season). During the rainy season (December to March), the trails may be slippery, although the landscape remains attractive.