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Rainbow Mountain Day Tour
- Duration 1 day
- Group size Up to 15 People
- Max altitude 5,200 m / 17,060 ft
- Difficulty Challenging
Overview
Hike to the colourful Vinicunca mountain, one of the most photographed spots in Peru.
Our bilingual local guides, small groups and 24/7 support make every trip with us smooth and unforgettable.
Itinerary
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Day 1: Rainbow Mountain
Pick-up at 3:00 am and breakfast on the way. Drive to the trailhead and hike about 1.5 hours to the viewpoint at 5,036 m. Lunch and return to Cusco in the afternoon.
What's included
- Round-trip transport from Cusco
- Professional bilingual guide
- Breakfast and buffet lunch
- Entrance fee to the mountain
- Oxygen tank
Not included
- Travel insurance
- Tips for guides and staff
- Horse rental (optional)
What to bring
- Warm jacket and hat
- Comfortable hiking shoes
- Sunscreen and sunglasses
- Cash in soles for the entrance community
- Water and snacks
Prices
From USD 45 per person. Discounts for groups of 4 or more and for children under 12.
FAQs
How high is Rainbow Mountain?
It reaches 5,036 m. Altitude sickness is common, so we carry oxygen.
What time do we leave?
Pick-up is around 3:00 AM so you arrive before the crowds.
Is it possible to ride a horse?
Yes, you can hire horses for the first part of the climb at the entrance.
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Testimonials
Travelers love Wilka Puma
Real stories from people who explored Cusco and Machu Picchu with us.
The Salkantay trek was tough but so rewarding. Beautiful camps, a very caring team and plenty of support at altitude. I would book with them again without thinking twice.
Perfectly organised from the first message on WhatsApp to the last hug at the station. Small group, fair price and a guide who truly loved sharing his culture. Highly recommended.
Our guide knew every stone of the Inca Trail and made the four days unforgettable. The camp crew was incredible, the food was better than most restaurants, and arriving at the Sun Gate at sunrise gave me chills.
