Laksha Warina

Lacshahuarina rises to 4,281 meters above sea level, featuring a steep eastern wall that creates a distinct crown-like silhouette against the Andean skyline.

The mountain bears evidence of ancient Peruvian settlements dating back thousands of years, with archaeological findings indicating human presence since 10,000 BC.

Local communities near Lacshahuarina maintain strong connections through the annual Mama Killa Raymi festival, celebrating their relationship with the mountain.

Visitors can access the summit via a two-and-a-half-hour drive from Huanuco's Plaza de Armas, followed by a brief trek through marked mountain paths.

Two neighboring peaks, Lacshahuarina and Wamash, represent eternal lovers in local mythology, transformed into mountains according to Andean legends.

Location: Huanuco Department

Location: Yarowilca

Location: Chavinillo District

Elevation above the sea: 4,281 m

GPS coordinates: -9.86819,-76.52885

Latest update: March 11, 2025 12:35