Huaraz, Peru
We’re actually in Lima right now playing catch up with emails, work, the blog, and travel planning after a 2 week hiatus from civilization.
Stories from the 10-day trek we just did in the Cordillera Huayhuash will follow. In the meantime, hope you enjoy some of our favorite sceneries taken from this trek.
It’s hard to play favorites (raise hand if you notice that there are actually 6 photos 7 photos here), so here’s to see the rest of the pictures:
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| 09-03 Huayhuash Trek |
Congratulations for these beautiful pictures.
I must say that this cordillera is wonderful. I have been there in june 2016 and I saw so many beautiful landscapes… It’s not easy to select the 5 best pictures!
You can have a look to my pictures on my website: http://www.stephanebon.com/photos-perou.php
Stéphane
Great Photos! I love how you captured some locals and the culture of the area in addition to the natural beauty
My recent post BAHAMAS: The Swimming Pigs of Big Major Cay
Amazing pictures, the setting looks perfect
We are a group of professionals tour operators young's activity, we have gained experience working in climbing & trek for about 15 years, and now we can organize, inform, promote with odjetivity a quality service , we are able to offer, many diverses in the adventure tours around Cordillera Blanca , Cordillera Huayhuash and Raura lots of adventure activity were introduced to the international market and now we are promoting with professional experience.
We promise to give you the best tourism experience avaible from our grand city Huaraz. TOUCHING THE VOID & NOLE RODOLFO REYES an wonderful experience adventure travel to Siula Grande was made famous, Rodolfo worked during the film as assistant of the climbers and Englis start Joe Simpson, Simon Yates and kevin Macdonald (Touching the void-director) realized in july to august 2002 where itinerary started in Cajatambo and finished in Siula Grande Huayhuash- Peru
Thanks – it was hard not take good pics in this place.
Beautiful photos. I particularly love the ones that look like a painting (photos 1 & 2). Great captures! 🙂
Thanks a lot, Pam!
Wow!!! Those pictures make me drool! If I myself were there, I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be able to stop opening my jaw!
Wow, these photos are stunning. It looks like an amazing trek, but not sure if we could do it for 10 days. You guys rock!
That was incredible photos. I have just found your website via twitter (we are #newlifeonroad on Twitter) and I am looking forward to catching up with your story of how you are travelling. Sounds like you had a good time with your trek and you have a lot of favorite photos! Thanks for sharing….the one with the photo of the boy, gosh his eyes are amazing. It sure looks like it was cold?
Cheers
Lisa
That scenery's incredible! Can't wait to here more about the trip.
Stunning photos. I can't wait to see these things with my own eyes!
Wow!!! These pictures are stunning! Great job! I´ve just added this trek to the list of things I want to do in South America. Can´t wait for the stories!
Wonderful pictures, such views they have..
Wow!! And burrrr…. it looks cold there.
A 10-day trek, huh? Just a little bit jealous 🙂
Maybe I'm just a really bad counter, but aren't there more like 8 pics posted here?
Oh wow these are amazing… love the pic of the kids face. Ahhh how do you get those shots? I try and try and never can.
Incredible! I really would have loved to do more trekking in Peru aside from the Inca trail, but with at least two more countries to see I had to high-tail it across the border!
Enjoy Lima – I really liked it (stayed in Barranco, a little more laid back than Miraflores). Try the ceviche at Punta Sol – it's $$ (about 35 soles) but so worth it.
Very nice pictures! I love mountains.
Beautiful landscape photos! I was wondering about the boy — is his skin just dry due to climate or does he have a bit of a rash? I wanted to give him some lotion, poor lil guy!
Holy WOW! Looks amazing!!!
Beautiful pictures guys! That is one trek I wish we could have done in Peru.