• Trekking
  

  
  The region is a trekker's paradise and the main reason for visiting Huaraz. This Andean range is packed with crystal-clear lakes, breathtaking mountains and, because it's off the beaten track, it has remained remarkably unspoiled.
  
  

• Archeological Sites
  

  
  The Chavin culture was one of the most powerful of pre-Inca Peru. It possessed advanced stone-working and masonry techniques.This is best expressed in the temple of Chavin de Huantar. Interesting trails to ruins are ideal for horse riding.
  
  

• Huascaran
  

  
  Huascaran is the highest mountain in Peru at 6,746m above sea level. As well as climbing and trekking, it's also the destination for winter and adventure sports such as mountain biking, paragliding, snowboarding and skiing.
  
  

• Laguna 69
  

  
  The beautiful high mountain lake is tucked immediately at the base of the peaks of Pisco and Chacraraju and they tower over the lake, giving amazing reflections on a still trekking day.
  
  

• Llanganuco Valley
  

  
  Llanganuco Valley has two stunning lakes: Laguna Chinancocha and Laguna Orconcocha. You can take a boat out tour here.
  
  

• Puya Raimondi
  

  
  Puya Raimondi are the biggest pinapple plants of the world. They bloom once every 50-75 years for 9 months with 8.000-10.000 niches and a flower heights of up to 10m, then they die. They grow at altitudes between 3500 and 4700m.
  
  

• Hot spring bath
  

  
  Just on the edge of Huaraz are the hot springs of Monterrey. The waters are famous for their healing properties and are a great place to relax and unwind.
  
  

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