The Ancash region, located on the northeast coast of Peru, will delight hiking enthusiasts with its varied geography: high peaks such as Pic Huascarán which rises to 6,768m above sea level (one of the highest in the country), hundreds of lakes, picturesque valleys and unique wildlife create a series of breathtaking landscapes.

This great natural variety is accompanied by an undeniable cultural richness. Indeed, you can visit the archaeological site of Chavín de Huántar and admire buildings erected by pre-Inca civilizations, as well as participate in festivals combining traditions and renewal brought by the new inhabitants.

They will also welcome you with open arms to help you discover their daily lives.