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If you are traveling to Huaraz from anywhere outside of Peru, you will have to transit through Lima. Lima has direct connections with quite a few cities in the USA and Canada through Delta, United, American, LATAM, Air Canada and with Europe through KLM, Air France, British Airways, Iberia and …
Huaraz has ample options for lodging at a reasonable price. Depending on your requirement and budget, you may choose your accommodation in Huaraz from a range of hotels, guest houses and hostels.
Whether you want an introduction to the mountaineering world, or are looking to acclimatize before a higher climb, the Pisco mountain climbing in Peru is for you. While being a moderately difficult climb, Nevado Pisco will offer you splendid views over some of the highest peaks of the Cordillera and the feeling of accomplishment that comes with summiting a 5752m high peak.
Even though the Pisco circuit does not require technical mountaineering knowledge, it requires climbers to be in great physical condition. In addition to the high altitude, the last 800m of the climb are glacial and the weather conditions are constantly changing; therefore, you will require a guide to ensure your safety. Do not attempt the climb on your own if you do not have significant experience with glacier travel, and don’t forget to get official permission from park officials if you are climbing solo.
In Huaraz you can contact the following - Medical: Clínica San Pablo North of town, this is the best medical care in Huaraz. Some doctors speak English; Police - Policìa de Turismo; Forex - Banco de la Nación, BCP, Interbank
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