Huascarán National Park Fees & Regulations: Huaraz Guide %currentyear%
Covering 340,000 hectares and encompassing 660 glaciers and nearly 300 emerald glacial lakes, Huascarán National Park is a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site managed by SERNANP (National Service of Natural Protected Areas). All visitors entering Llanganuco, Santa Cruz, Pastoruri, or Quilcayhuanca must adhere to official tariff structures and environmental regulations.
Official SERNANP Entry Ticket Rates
Ticket Category
Tariff (PEN)
Validity Period
Recommended Trek
1-Day Pass (Pase Diario)
30 PEN ($8 USD)
Single day entry (calendar day)
Laguna 69, Pastoruri Glacier, Laguna Churup.
2 to 3-Day Pass
60 PEN ($16 USD)
Consecutive 72 hours
Weekend camping in Ishinca or Quilcayhuanca.
4 to 30-Day Pass
150 PEN ($40 USD)
30 calendar days across all sectors
Santa Cruz Trek, Alpamayo Circuit, mountaineering.
Park Entrance Checkpoints & Procedures
SERNANP maintains physical control stations at key trailheads:
Llanganuco Control Booth: Checkpoint for Laguna 69, Portachuelo Pass, and Cebollapampa.
Cashapampa & Vaquería Booths: Entrance and exit checkpoints for the 4-day Santa Cruz trek.
Pitec Control Post: Checkpoint for Laguna Churup and Quebrada Quilcayhuanca.
Cash Payment Mandate: Park entry tickets must be purchased in physical Peruvian Soles cash at the ranger booth or at the SERNANP headquarters in Huaraz (Jr. Federico Sal y Rosas 555). Credit cards and digital wallets are unavailable at wilderness checkpoints.
Passport Requirement: You must show your original physical passport to rangers when tickets are registered and stamped.
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