Quitaraju

Quitaraju is a mountain located in the Andes of Peru, standing approximately 6,032 meters (19,768 feet) tall. It is part of the Cordillera Blanca range and is known for its impressive snow-capped peaks and challenging climbing routes. The mountain attracts experienced mountaineers and hikers seeking high-altitude adventure and stunning panoramic views. Its name, derived from local indigenous languages, reflects the cultural significance of the region. Quitaraju’s rugged terrain and glaciated slopes make it a notable feature in Peru’s mountainous landscape, contributing to the area's reputation as a premier destination for mountaineering and outdoor exploration.