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La Paz · Bolivia
3 Day Condoriri Trekking Adventure
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The Experience
What your day looks like
Embark on a beautiful and accessible trek designed for average trekkers seeking both adventure and serenity. This journey offers the perfect blend of natural wonders and breathtaking views, without the strain of high difficulty. Discover hidden lagoons nestled in pristine landscapes, and be rewarded with a stunning panoramic view of the Condoriri mountain range from the summit of Pic Austria. Whether you're a nature lover or a photography enthusiast, this trek promises unforgettable moments in the heart of the Andes.
Highlights
Why travelers choose this experience
- Beautiful trek without difficulty and offering a beautiful atmosphere for average trekkers
- Discovery of beautiful lagoons
- Breathtaking view of the Condoriri from Pic Austria
Your Itinerary
Your day, step by step
Day 1
La Paz
Welcome to La paz! Departure from La Paz to reach the Laguna Khotia located in the south part of the Cordillera Real.
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Hiking at Cordillera Real (Bolivia). Ajwani Lake: From the Khotia Lake, the trail to Chiarkhota Lake is non-technical and among the most traveled in the Royal Cordillera. We start towards south, ascend to the “Contador” pass (4760 meters / 15 616 feet asl.), which offers a pretty view of mountain peaks that seem to plunge into a large valley. Lake Alka Quta is in view, as is the Palcoco mine. We continue our descent to the valley following the cordillera, crossing a semi-swampy area close to the Surakhota lake (4410 meters / 14 468 feet asl.), and then heading up towards the south-east on the mountain to the Ajwani Lake (Lake of the birds, 4615 meters / 15 141 feet asl.), home to many ducks.
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La Paz
Meals Included: Lunch Dinner
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Accommodation: Tent
Day 2
La Paz
Hiking at Juri Quta (Pukarani). Jurikhota Lake: We head south-east following the mountain. The Ajwani Lake remains in sight until we reach the next valley. After crossing the Milluni pass (4910 meters / 16 108 feet asl.), where Huayna Potosi seems close enough to touch, we descend to Sistaña Lake (4670 meters / 15 321 feet asl.). We then head up towards the south-west to the Janchallani pass at 4885 meters (16 026 feet asl). We have an amazing view of the Condoriri Massif, one of the most beautiful glaciers of the cordillera. We descend to Jurikhota Lake (4700 meters / 15 419 feet asl.), nested in a narrow valley, with the head and the left wing of the Condor in sight.
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Meals Included: Breakfast Lunch Dinner
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Accommodation: Tent
Day 3
La Paz
Hiking at Ch'iyar Quta (La Paz). Chiarkhota Lake: We start off towards the north-east, following the lake to a moraine. We climb up to Congelada lake (4880 meters / 16 010 feet asl.). The place is magic. The view is splendid, with the Condoriri glacier plunging into turquoise waters. The cliffs of the Left Wing and the Head of the Condor look imposing from here. We continue to the south-east and up a steep slope to the Austria pass at 5140 meters / 16 863 feet above sea level. A steep trek up screed terrain to its peak (5330 meters / 17 486 feet asl ) is optional before starting the descent. The Austria peak offers the best view of the Condoriri massif. We descend towards the south-east to Chiarkhota Lake (4680 meters / 15 354 feet asl), which is the base camp for Condoriri and Pequeño Alpamayo.
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Meals Included: Breakfast Lunch
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La paz: Walking to reach the Rinconada spot where the vehicle is waiting. Private transfer to return to La Paz. We hope you have enjoyed your trip!
Planning Details
Before you go
Included
Spanish-speaking trekking guide and assistant (5+ clients) Private transport mentioned in the program Cook for the trekking part Assistant cook for 5+ clients Entrance fees to National Park, historical sites, museums, churches, etc... Mountain and trekking equipment (tents, mess tents, catering, rope, etc.) Carrying individual and group equipment (llamas, mules, carrier, and carrier at altitude)
Not Included
Travel Insurance Rescue or medical expenses that may occur during the trip Hotel overnight in a single room Round trip international flight Visa Tips for local guides Drinks or meals not mentioned in the program Domestic airport tax
What to Bring
Camera Sunglasses Sunscreen & Hat Bag for Essentials Comfortable clothing and footwear according to the weather and activities
Meeting & Pickup
Pick up confirmed upon booking
Planning Notes
Hotel pickup offered: No Confirmation: Manual By Business
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