| This tour  with treks not so difficult has been specially designed for people who do not  want to find tourists, who want to see the atypical nature, not the typical one  with trees and all green.We will  visit some of the places that concentrate the largest amount of Petroglyphs in  the world 5000 volcanic stones with anthropomorphic and zoomorphic  representations : Toromuerto Petroglyphs.
 We will  approach one of the highest volcanoes in Peru that is the Coropuna, this  colossus is also a snow cap that was considered sacred in the time of the  Incas.
 Here in the  valley of the volcanoes you will find more than 80 dwarf volcanoes, the highest  is 350 meters high named Pucamauras.
 During the  visit you can touch the dry lava and remains of eruption of the Quaternary era.  And you can admire giant cactus.
 Here we can  see small archaeological remains, and also a beautiful spring that is  considered the largest spring in the world where the pink otter lives:  Mamacocha lagoon
   DAY 1:  AREQUIPA -  VOLCANOES VALLEY - AYO5 am  Departure from the city of Arequipa from your hotel to the Valle de los  volcanes (Andagua 3600 m.) Travel time 8 hours.
 We stopped  at the town of Corire to have breakfast.
 Then we  continue until we reach Querullpa to visit the footprints of Dinosaurs. Here We  walk for about an hour.
 We had  lunch.
 Then we  continue with the trip, on the way we can make all stops with excellent views  of mountains and high desert and especially take photos of the Coropuna snow.
 On the way  we can see llamas, alpacas, vicuñas.
 We arrive  at the village of Andagua, 3700 meters above sea level at 2 pm.
 And we  descend with the transport until the village of Ayo 1956 msnm.
 Here we had  dinner and spent the night in Casa de Inhabitants.
 From  Arequipa to Andagua 367 km
 From  Andagua to Ayo there are 38 km
 DAY 2: AYO  -MAMACOCCHA -ANDAGUA5 am: We  visit the archaeological remains of Maucallacta.
 6:30 am, we  take breakfast and then we visit the biggest spring in South America: Laguna de  Mamacocha, we walk 3 hours approximately.
 Then with  the transport we return to the village of Andagua 3600 masl, Lunch.
 Then we  walk to the viewpoint and archaeological remains of Antaymarca for about an  hour from where you can appreciate the volcanoes valley  that are more than 80 dwarf volcanoes. From  here you can see many dwarf volcanoes, a unique lunar landscape in South  America.
 We also  visited the Shankillay Waterfall and walked one hour.
 We also  ascend to one of the dwarf volcanoes until we reach the dome for one hour.
 An  interesting walk. This walk is from 3700 meters above sea level to 4000 meters  above sea level.
 This trek  is interesting since we are climbing one of the few dwarf volcanoes in the  whole world.
 DinnerWe spend  the night in the house of inhabitants
 DAY 3:  VALLE DE MAJES - AREQUIPAUpon  returning, we passed through the town of Machahuay and Viraco, in one of these  villages we walked for about an hour.
 Lunch in  the valley of Majes
 And before  continuing to the city of Arequipa we visited Toromuerto's petroglyphs for an hour  on foot.
 We arrived  at the city of Arequipa at 6 pm
 ANDAGUA VOLCANOES VALLEY TOUR AND TREK   INCLUDES:-Guide
 4x4  transport
 -Oxygen  bath
 -Feeding
 -Accommodation
 -Entrance  to the valley of the volcanoes
 -Satelital  phone in case of emergencies
 -First aid  kit
 ANDAGUA VOLCANOES VALLEY TOUR AND TREK  NOT INCLUDED:
 - Water:  during the tour you can buy bottles of water in some places, the guide will  tell you where and also the guide will tell you where you can purify the water.
 -Project  for guide and driver
 WHAT BRING ?Flash light
 Sunscreen
 Insect  repellent
 Towels,  shampoo, soap, toilet paper
 Snacks or  sandwiches
 Water, you  can buy in the village and use purifier
 Hat or hat
 Personal  medications
 Trek sticks
 And the most important
 ENTHUSIASM
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