Travel to Rainbow Mountain





Rainbow Mountain / Cerro Colorado Vinicunca
Vinicunca is in the Willkanuta Mountain Range, nestled in the greater Andes Mountains, it is 3 hours away from Cusco.

Facts 
Starting elevation: 4,326m 
Maximum elevation: 5,200m

Survival Tips
1. 40-70 soles to let the horse take you to the top

Packing check list
1. Sunscreen for body and lips
2. Comfy shoes
3. Warm clothes, Jacket
3. Poncho
5. Hat and sunglasses
6. Water
7. Tissue for toilet

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