Tirani, Mountain summit in Arequipa region, Peru.

Tirani is a 5,106-metre mountain in the Andes of Peru, on the border of the Cayarani and Salamanca districts in Condesuyos Province, Arequipa Region. Its summit area holds a bright white snow and ice mass with radiating, branching ridges, divided into several lobes and prongs, contrasting with the surrounding dark brown and gray barren rock.

Tirani appears in Peru's official geographic records as Cerro Tirane, documented by the Instituto Geográfico Nacional and cited in a 2015 reference. The mountain lies on the border of the Cayarani and Salamanca districts in Condesuyos Province, Arequipa Region. Its name derives from Aymara tira, meaning cradle, with the suffix -ni, giving 'the one with a cradle'.

The name Tirani comes from Aymara: tira means cradle, and the suffix -ni means "the one with a cradle", also written Tirane. The mountain lies on the border of the Cayarani and Salamanca districts, in Condesuyos Province, Arequipa Region. The Peruvian IGN lists it as Cerro Tirane.

Climbing Tirani requires extensive high-altitude experience, proper acclimatization in nearby towns like Yanque or Chivay, and specialized mountaineering equipment due to unpredictable weather conditions and technical terrain challenges.

The name Tirani comes from Aymara: tira means cradle, and the suffix -ni means "the one with a cradle." The mountain sits on the border of the Cayarani and Salamanca districts in Condesuyos Province, Arequipa Region. Peru's IGN lists it as Cerro Tirane at 5,105 m, while English Wikipedia gives 5,106 m.