Description
Mount Pequeño Alpamayo (also know as Alpamayo Chico or Fabuloso) was named after the other Mount Alpamayo located in Peru.

Mount Pequeño Alpamayo is a beautiful summit possible to make out from the base camp of the Condoriri Tuni valley. From the Chiarkhota (black in Aymara language) lagoon southward, its summit is hardly revealed behind the Tarija peak, which should be necessarily climbed when going to Mount Pequeño Alpamayo.

It was climbed for the first time in 1962 by Irene and Keith Whitelock, followed closely by Bolivian mountaineers Alfredo Martínez, Douglas Moore, Gustavo Moller and Jorge Sanjinés.

This mountain, despite its modesty, is one of the area’s treasures, not only for the winding edge leading to its summit, but also because it goes into the deep valleys coming from Los Yungas (the western part of Bolivian Amazon rain forest), in sharp contrast with high plateau’s little height variations. Its nearness to La Paz is another advantage.

Itinerary (4 days)

Day 1: La Paz Chiarkhota lagoon	Departure early from La Paz to cross the neighboring city of El Alto and head for Tuni (mule square), where our team of muleteers will be awaiting us. After loading the animals, we set out for a two-hour trek to Chiarkhota lagoon (Base camp).
Day 2: Base camp Janchallani Base camp	Janchallani is a mountain located at 5100 m.a.s.l., fact that does not present a technical problem because it is just a long trek in the altitude, although a good physical condition is required. Janchallani will be useful for acclimatization. After appreciating a magnificent view and enjoying the peace and quietness of this small summit, we descend to our base camp.
Day 3: Base camp Pequeño Alpamayo Base camp	We leave at dawn attempting to reach one the most beautiful summits of the Cordillera Real. Descent to base camp (Chiarkhota lagoon).
Day 4: Base camp La Paz	This day we take down our camp. Our team of muleteers will be awaiting us. After loading the mules, we retrace our steps down to the place our vehicle is awaiting to drive us to La Paz.

Itinerary (3 days)

Day 1: La Paz Chiarkhota lagoon	Departure early from La Paz to cross the neighboring city of El Alto and head for Tuni (mule square), where our team of muleteers will be awaiting us. After loading the animals, we set out for a two-hour trek to Chiarkhota lagoon (Base camp).
Day 2: Base camp Pequeño Alpamayo Base camp	We leave at dawn attempting to reach one the most beautiful summits of the Cordillera Real. Descent to base camp (Chiarkhota lagoon).
Day 3: Base camp La Paz	This day we take down our camp. Our team of muleteers will be awaiting us. After loading the mules, we retrace our steps down to the place our vehicle is awaiting to drive us to La Paz.

Price
Itinerary 4 days. Cost per person is $us 692* American dollars.
Itinerary 3 days. Cost per person is $us 580* American dollars.
Price calculated considering 2 people and double room accommodation at a five-star hotel in La Paz.

* Price subject to variation according to the number of people and selected hotel class.

	Services included
GoBolivia will render the following services, same that are included in the price: Hotel in La Paz with breakfast included according to itinerary. UIAGM Specialized Guide. Cook. Complete feeding during the expedition. Support personnel (porters, muleteer and mules/llamas). Personal and service (kitchen and dining room) tents. Transport during the expedition. Airport – hotel – airport transfer. Accommodation in villages during the expedition. Farewell dinner, you choose the place. Drinks during the expedition, except for alcoholic drinks. Common gear such as tents, heaters, kitchen utensils, first ad kit, radios, altimeter, etc. All personnel will properly assume their obligations and responsibilities. Services and supplies not included in the agreed price GoBolivia will not render the following services, same that are not included in the price: Personal equipment (mats, sleeping bags, thermos, etc.). Round trip airplane tickets. Food non mentioned in the itinerary. Drinks apart from the expedition and alcoholic drinks. Tips (Guide, porters, muleteers, etc.). Transport on days off. Passport and Bolivian visa (current passport, visa: please contact the Bolivian Consulate if necessary). Personal services (laundry, etc.). Expenses incurred in the event of rescue operations. Non planned additional expenses during the expedition, such as additional mules, etc. Life, accident and theft insurances and international medical insurance (essential).

Recommendations
To participate in this tour a good physical condition is required, especially talking about high mountain climbing (altitudes above 5500 m.a.s.l.). This is an ideal route for those initiating in mountain climbing because it does not present further complications; with a good acclimatization chances to reach the summit are many.

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