How to get to the humantay lagoon

Cusco without a doubt does not cease to surprise us since in it there are the most curious and unusual landscapes sometimes we can even say almost interplanetary landscapes such as the mountain of colors place you can know about them here that is the mountain of colors

The Humantay lagoon is formed as a thaw product of a large snow that is also part of a mountain range called Vilcabamba mountain range. What makes the Humantay lagoon characteristic is the natural color that it possesses, since it does not have much marine flora in its waters, it has an indescribable color in words, but understandable to the eyes, forming a unique landscape when travelers seek to capture the ideal moment with Its cameras that are so eager to capture landscapes, experiences and moments, all this and more make it an ideal place to visit if you travel to Cusco Peru. However, the geographical environment of this lagoon is also unique since it serves as the first camp on the Salkantay tour.
HOW TO GET TO HUMANTAY LAKE 
Very early in the morning we will embark a 2 and a half hour trip from the city of Cusco to the town of Mollepata, this time is enough to enjoy the Andean landscape and the warm valleys that bring such harmony with them. In this town we can enjoy breakfast, since you will embark again on the bus to travel to the community of Soraypampa. Soraypampa is the town from which we will depart in the direction of the Humantay lagoon. All you have to do is follow a one-way road, it is worth saying that there is no worry of getting lost since the end of this road is the Humantay lagoon. The Humantay lagoon witnessed several events carried out by its own visitors made as hand requests, land payments, ceremonies with Andean masters, coin tossing to conceive a wish and romantic postcards that are easily virilized on social networks thanks to the Unique landscape of this place. For the return to Cusco we will take the same one way route but not before enjoying a lunch with Andean Novo food as well as the organic products of the area.

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