Day 1: CUSCO - TINQUI
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After the breakfast in the Hotel we will aboarad the Bus and drive 100 km East by Southeast from Cusco in the morning. Passing by Urcos village then Cattca village then Ocongate village until we arrive to Tinqui (3800 masl) after 7 hours drive. The road passes north of Ausangate, and we leave the road a bit west of the mountain. We will camp in Tinqui at 3,800. As we fall asleep the setting sun lights up the glacier on the NW face of Ausangate.

Day 2: TINQUI - UPIS
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After the breakfast in the camp we will leave tinqui around 8:30am, during first 3 hours we will have nice views of the Ausangate mountain as we up, After lunch its only another 2 hours trek passing by Quinsapucyu, Huarmisaya until we reach the hot springs at Upis which offer fantastic views of Ausangate at the end of the valley. This is naturally, We set up our campsite alongside the Upis thermal springs, about 4 kilometers in the air. We bathe in the hot springs and the cold Upismayo which runs beside our camp

Day 3: UPIS - PUCACOCHA
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We will leave the camp and hike up to Arapa pass at 4,958 From the pass we continue 3½ hours down the valley until we reach the turquoise Lake Jatun Puqa Q'ocha passing the green lake of Puqa Q'ocha on the way. We'll set up camp here. From the campsite you can climb the small ridge north of the camp to see Lake Vino Q'ocha The views of Ausangate are particularly close up and spectacular. Camping beside Jatun Puqa Q'ocha you may find that you're kept awake at night by the sound of dramatic ice falls into the lake, camp.

Day 4: PUCACOCHA - CHILCAPINAYA
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We continue walking among high-altitude lakes in the valley immediately south of Ausangate, which are unnaturally green-blue. We rise to cross Palomani pass at 4,800 masl. This is the highest point on the journey. We don't pass between the massif and some spur, but rather rise to take advantage of a gentler slope high on the mountain´s side. Here we can see east over the large hand-shaped Lake Sivinacocha to the jagged, snowcapped Vilcanota Mountains which crade this valley. We descend from the cold to camp at Chilcapinaya.

Day 5: CHILCAPINAYA - PACHASPATA
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We descend into the sunny Jampa valley inhabited by shepherds and their flocks of alpaca and sheep. We lunch in the valley bottom, pass Lake Ticllacocha, then climb over a pass at 4,650 masl. Camp is at small Lake Q´omercocha if we make it, or at Pachaspata if dusk catches us here.

Day 6: PACHASPATA - PACCHANTA
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After the traditional breakfast we will descend into the valley and village of Pacchanta and have bath in their hot springs all the long afternoon.

Day 7: PACCHANTA - TINKI - CUSCO
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After the last Andean breakfast in the Pacchanta we will hike for about 3 hours to get back to Tinqui, We pass through increasingly inhabited valleys among the headwaters of the Paucartambo river on the north side of the mountain until the sun sets. We return to the road and our bus. We get back to Cusco for happy hour and a night at the discos, or a long rest, as your mood takes you