Among most Frequent Asked Questions are these shown below:
 
Q. Which is the best time for hiking the Peruvian Andes?
A. Late April to early October it’s the dry season, time suitable for active vacations. July and August may become some full, so an early booking it’s highly recommended.
 
Q. How many hours a day do we have to walk?
A. Average walking time it’s about 5 to 6 hours per day.
 
Q. How cold it could be at night?
A. Temperature at high campsites may drop to –7°C / 20°F.
 
Q. Is there any water available along hike?
A. Rivers, lakes and streams provide enough water, near passes use to be some difficult.
 
Q. How many kilos can we take for the trek?
A. Up to 12 kilos per pax are allowed.
 
Q. Is there any risks we have to consider?
A. High altitude areas are free of snakes, spiders, scorpions.
 
Q. Are there any good maps available for sale?
A. Yes, topographic color charts 1:100,000 are available for sale at $12, other color maps 1:350,000 at $4.30
 
Q. How many people do we expect to find at campsites?
A. Cordilleras Blanca & Huayhuash, Ausangate and Salcantay treks are off the beaten road, so no more than 20 to 30 persons at the same camping area.
 
Q. Is there any safe place if I have to leave some luggage over?
A. Yes, most hostels agree to keep luggage on care, otherwise our offices provide free locker service for our customers. Head office provides also a safe for valuables.
 
Q. Which kind of tents are provided?
A. Twin shared basis, igloo 4-season tents. Single tents Sierra-type. Group tents, toilet tents.
 

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