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  Acamani (5666m)
This peak is also known as Akamani.
     
 

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Acamani (5666m) is at the southern end of the Cordillera Apolobamba, close to the Peruvian border, just north of Lake Titikaka (3810m). Acamani is the scared mountain of the Kallawayas, an indigenous culture of doctors still found in the region today. This is still a very remote region of Bolivia, it is beautiful, and life continues in a traditional way with the area largely being untouched by modern society, which makes for a memorable experience.

» Difficulty:
3 - moderate fitness
» Experience required:
2 - 3 basic skills
» Number of days:
5 days, 4 nights
» Tour starts in La Paz,
& ends in La Paz
» Best time of year:
May to September
» Season:
Dry season: days are mild and nights are cold
» Highlights:
Visiting the hot springs at Charazani, driving past Lake Titikaka, visiting Curva and reaching the summit of Acamani.  

Please check the gear list to see what you will need to bring for the trip.

For further general information on Bolivia please also look at our fact file.

Day 1: La Paz (3600m) – Charazani (3200m)

We will travel from La Paz, up to El Alto, across the altiplano, to Charazani, the biggest village in the Apolobamba region and hopefully we will have the opportunity to visit the hot springs in the town.
5 - 6 hours driving (LD) Hostel

Day 2: Charazani Curva (3720m) – Canisaya (3640m) – Lake Chocoja (4500m)

We will drive for a short while to reach the small beautiful village of Canisaya, which is where we will start the trekking from. We will cross Rio Canisaya and then rise up to a pass, from where we will have views of Acamani and other mountains in the southern part of the Cordillera Apolobamba. We will contour across to reach the next valley, where most of the land is used for farming. We will pass through this valley and make camp near a beautiful lake.
2 hours driving, 5 – 7 hours of walking (BLD)

Day 3: Lake Chocoja (Base camp) – Summit (5666m) – Base Camp

This day we will climb up to the summit. We will start by walking across the glacier until we reach the base of a short wall which leads to the ridge and then up to the summit. Same way back down.
10 – 14 hours (BLD)

Day 4: Base camp – Canisaya – Curva – Charazani

We will walk the same way out to Canisaya, where we will meet the transport to take us back to Charazani, and a well earned beer and hot shower!
5 – 6 hours of walking, 2 hours of driving (BLD) Hostel

Day 5: Charazani La Paz

We will drive back to La Paz
5 – 6 hours, (BL)
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» Prices include:
Professional English speaking mountain guide
Meals as mentioned, including drinks at camp meals
(B - breakfast, L - lunch, D - dinner)
2 nights hostel (Charazani)
All private transport
Mules and llamas
Full camp
Cook
» Not Included:
Drinks in Restaurants, approximately 6 meals
Personal gear for climbing
Tips
Extra services not mentioned in the program
» Prices:
Special prices for groups of 1 to 3 people.
4 clients or more, price US$715 each.
Discounts for large groups.
We can also arrange accommodation in La Paz at an additional cost.

Please note that you can also add various other tours and treks onto this package, for example the Ruins of Iscanwaya, or any other tour starting or ending in La Paz or Sorata. Whatever you want to do please contact us and we will tailor make your holiday.