コカセレモニーでオーサンゲート＆7つの湖を巡る小旅行|プライベート|

We were a party of 4 (2 couples) and we had an amazing experience on this tour. Alex was very patient with us and gave us the necessary breaks that we needed and encouragement to continue on our hike. It was a challenging course due to the distance and elevation. But we were able to successfully accomplish it. The pickup was exactly at the time it was mentioned.right at our hotel. The breakfast before the start of the hike was delicious! And so was the lunch at the end of our hike. Overall, the tour was well worth the day!!

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One of the strongest experiences of our Cusco trip. It felt remote, authentic, and far away from the usual tourist routes.Watching the landscape come alive around Ausangate was absolutely incredible.

The organization was excellent from pickup to return. Everything was handled smoothly, which made the long day much easier.The seven lakes were incredibly diverse. I kept stopping to take photos because every viewpoint looked different.

The Asugante hike is absolutely breathtaking. To spend time in this area feels sacred. I loved our guide because he respected the local people and knew a lot about the plants and animals of the region. I was very disappointed some other tourists did not respect the land and jumped in one of the lakes. Make sure you have protectionnfrom the sun and dirt. We did not use horses and we did this with our 5 year old daughter in 5 hours. She loved it. We had no issues with elevation but everyone is different. The restaurant in the village had nice food and they accomodated us being vegetarian. Please respect this land. Pick up trash and leave no trace. This is a village- the hike is actually around where they live. Youll see the walls build for their animals. I must add- we had a wonderful driver thankfully. BUT the drive from Cusco is brutal. 3+ hours of constant narrow turning roads where cars are trying to pass. The roads are so dangerous. The drive back is even longer because traffic. Whole experience was pick up at 5 am, home at 730pm. You should consider if you're child really would handle the drive ok. Our kiddo struggled with the car ride, not the hike.

Not a relaxing walk—it’s a high-altitude hike. Cold wind, thin air, steep paths. That said, the lakes are incredible, the guide had an oxygen tank just in case, and the Coca ceremony was authentic. Book it only if you are acclimated to Cusco's altitude.

The van was comfortable, but the road is bumpy. Once you start walking, the trail is steep in parts. The Coca ceremony is a nice 10-minute cultural stop, not a long ritual. Overall, solid private organization and incredible glacial scenery, just be ready for a long, tiring day.

Great guide, very attentive with the group

Guide Edson very friendly and attentive

Excellent walk. The tour requires physical preparation, 12 km between rises and descents. There is the option to go on horse, but increases the cost, when I was 120 soles. Food, typical, simple and tasty The guide Edson is very attentive and polite.

The tour operator collected us on time, with great Whatsapp comms. Long but beautiful drive 6 hours round trip. Clean, large vehicle, with Wilson, a safe driver. Alex our guide had excellent English. He explained things well and were very pleased with him. He even lent us cash to pay for horses, as Mrs Google gave a figure 60 soles short. He took us to a cash point machine back in Cusco, so we could get some more Sol and to repay him of course! This is a hard hike, at high altitude. 7.5 miles. Don't underestimate the altitude. We, aged 57, realized we could not make the whole hike, even with a week acclimatizing. Hence, the well cared for horses, for 340 soles, for a couple. So glad we did. The horses got two long breaks one for 30mins and one for an hour or so, while we did the 7 Lakes loop. It is a long day, not helped by the horrendous Cusco traffic, but the views were amazing and well worth the effort.