The landscapes of the Peruvian Andes are as varied as they are stunning. Glacial lakes of vivid turquoise, like Lake Titicaca and Laguna 69, dot the high-altitude valleys, reflecting the towering peaks in their mirror-like surfaces. Steep slopes clad in emerald-green vegetation give way to barren, rocky expanses as one ascends higher into the altitudes. The contrasting colors of these landscapes create an almost surreal visual spectacle.
Stretching through the heart of Peru, the Peruvian Andes Mountains are some of South America’s most spectacular natural sights, and perhaps, one of the wonders of the world. Inhabiting the world’s ancient Inca ruins, Peaks of highest elevation in Peru, and rich indigenous cultures makes the Andes magical for people who admire nature, seek challenges and love history.
The highest peak of Peru at a massive 6,768 meters (22,205 feet) above sea level, Huascaran breeches all other stunning peaks in the Andes. Ausangate, Salkantay, Alpamayo add to the overwhelming beauty, providing not just challenging treks but also unparalleled natural beauty. Extremely beautiful low Cloud forests and to frosty Snow-caps turns this smart ecosystem into a paradise for trekkers and photographers