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Andes Lodge Perú

Description: Situated in the heart of the Andes, ideal for trekking, climbing or relaxing in a beautiful mountain setting.
Phone: +51 43 9847423
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The Lazy Dog Inn Mountain Lodge

(30 min. from Huaraz above the agglomaration "El Pinar")
Description: Canadian run Bed & Breakfast. Various outdoor activities possible. Special deals for long term stays.
Phone: +51 43 978 93 30  
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Llanganuco Mountain Lodge

(30 min. from Huascaran National Park entrance)
Description: Lovely English run lodge right at the entrance of the Huascaran National Park. Great place to start your Santa Cruz Trek from.
Phone: +51 43 9672849
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The Way Inn Mountain Lodge

(60 minutes East of Huaraz, towards Pitec/Churup Lake)
Description: A self sufficient mini eco village in the Andes. Lots of outdoor activities in to the Quillcayhuanca and Cojup Valley.
Phone: +51 43 42 87 14 
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The city of Huaraz is the hub for all hiking activity in the Cordillera Blanca and Huayhuash, and frequent rural buses transport enthusiasts to a variety of trailheads.

Along the main street of Luzuriaga, colorful billboard signs lend distinction to an otherwise dull facade of street-front shops. Most of these promote tourism in some form, so finding a comfortable day tour, renting hiking gear, or buying souvenirs is as easy as locating the proper agency by identifying its sign out front.

There are lots of shops from supermarkets to the "real" markets. You can even by technical mountaineering gear but expect to pay pretty high prices.

A number of good restaurants (whose status is often elevated to excellent after a long hike) serve up a variety of food and a couple of lively peñas, featuring groups playing the traditional music of the Andes, provide a place to loosen up before or after a strenuous four days' trekking. Peru
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