Hatun Luychu

Hatun Luychu rises to an elevation of 4,400 meters in the Urupampa mountain range, between the districts of Chinchero and Hayllabamba.

The mountain received its name from the Quechua language, with Hatun meaning big and Luychu referring to deer, marking its presence in pre-colonial times.

The mountain stands near Wallata Wachana, forming part of the geographical landmarks that define the traditional territories of local Andean communities.

Visitors can access the mountain through established routes in the Cusco Region, with proper altitude acclimatization recommended before attempting any ascent.

The summit location at coordinates 13°22′32″S and 72°00′26″W provides views across multiple ecological zones within the Andes mountain system.

GPS coordinates: -13.37557,-72.00722

Latest update: March 5, 2025 00:31