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Huandoy (6,360 m)
Huandoy (6,360 m)
One of the Llanganuco Lakes, with snow-covered Yanapaccha in the background.
One of the Llanganuco Lakes, with snow-covered Yanapaccha in the background.
From left to right: Huandoy, Huascarán (highest mountain in the range) and Chopicalqui.
From left to right: Huandoy, Huascarán (highest mountain in the range) and Chopicalqui.
Taulliraju (5830 m)
Taulliraju (5830 m)
Aguja III (on the left), Caraz I (center-left), Pukarahu (in the background, center, the highest peak) and Caraz II (in the background, center, exactl
Aguja III (on the left), Caraz I (center-left), Pukarahu (in the background, center, the highest peak) and Caraz II (in the background, center, exactly in front of Pukarahu, hiding most of it) as seen from the southeast