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Jauja,
Central Andean Valley |
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The Mantaro valley is an important agricultural and shepherd region and also is considered as the main place of folklore having lots of dances and music and is a very important artisan industry.
The trails pass by the heights and inside the valley in a mix of low transit dirt roads, paths and singletracks where bikers with an intermediate level can enjoy this beautiful Andean landscapes and villages.
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Days
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Season
May-Sep |
Level
Medium |
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LIMA/ JAUJA Departure at 10h00. Arrival to Jauja (3050m). Lodging. |
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JAUJA/SINCOS/CONCEPCIÓN/JAUJA Departure by bikes (10.500ft) by the right side of the Mantaro Valley riding by the heights of it, with great views of Huaytapallana Summit. Then by singletracks to Sincos and Mito villages arriving finally to Concepción. Lunch. Transfer to Jauja. Lodging. /B/L |
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JAUJA/MANTARO/CONCEPCIÓN/JAUJA Departure on bikes by the right side of the river going by the interior of the valley passing by many Andean villages as Masma, Mantaro., Apata closing the ride in a local restaurant at Ingenio. Transfer to Jauja. Lodging. /B/L |
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JAUJA/LIMA Return to Lima at 09h00. Arrival at 18h00 approx. |
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What's included.
* Local transfers
* Lodgeings w/ breakfasts
* Lunch box or picnic
* Vehicle assistance.
* Guide and assistant(s)
* Entrance fees
* Hardtail Bike hire (w/agree of returning parts in case of lost or damage)
We don't include.
* Bagages, accidents and medical insurances.
* Beverages, personal spends, meals, tours and visits not specified on itinerary
* Cost of bikes transportation.
You may add.
* Upgrade to 3 / 4 star hotels and single rooms as available.* Flight and/or train Lima-Jauja (ask availability and dates)
Notes.
Weather conditions may cause changes or delays in itinerary. |
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