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Sajama

The highest snow-capped mountain in Bolivia, and one of the most impressive in the Andes.

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Sajama

Discover the sacred summit of Nevado Sajama and marvel at the majesty that only the highest mountains of Bolivia can offer.

Country: Bolivia

Altitude: 6.548 m/21.482 ft

Duration: 7 days

Packages: From $1000

Nevado Sajama is a natural gem of Bolivia that captivates with its splendor and grandeur. With an altitude of 21,463 feet (6,542 meters), it is the highest peak in Bolivia and one of the most impressive snow-capped mountains in the Andes. Its imposing figure dominates the landscape, surrounded by arid plains and dazzling high-altitude lagoons. Climbing Nevado Sajama offers a challenging and rewarding adventure, where you can enjoy an intimate connection with nature. Discover the greatness of this natural treasure, as you push your limits and immerse yourself in a world of untamed beauty on Nevado Sajama.

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La Paz – Sajama Village (4200 meters / 13,780 feet above sea level). Departure from La Paz heading to Sajama Village, a 4 to 5-hour journey by vehicle at 4200 meters / 13,780 feet above sea level. Rest in an accommodation built with mud blocks and thatched roof, called “laka uhta,” with all the necessary comforts.
Sajama Village – Parinacota High Camp (5700 meters / 18,700 feet above sea level). Departure from Sajama Village towards Parinacota High Camp in a 4×4 vehicle, reaching 5700 meters / 18,700 feet above sea level. Passing through a wetland that feeds the region’s animals and crossing the deserts surrounding the “paya chatas,” we arrive to sleep in a refuge.
Parinacota High Camp – Summit (6320 meters / 20,735 feet above sea level). Departure from the high camp at 3:00 am towards the summit at 6320 meters / 20,735 feet above sea level, with a 7 to 8-hour hike on a relatively tranquil mountain with glaciers. Returning to the high camp, meeting the 4×4 vehicle, and returning to Sajama Village.
Sajama Village – Sajama Base Camp (4300 meters / 14,110 feet above sea level). Departure from Sajama Village towards Sajama Base Camp, starting with a 30-minute vehicle ride to a sector called “qu´ñuas,” followed by a 3 to 4-hour hike reaching 4300 meters / 14,110 feet above sea level. Resting in tents while admiring the imposing mountain.
Sajama Base Camp – High Camp (5700 meters / 18,700 feet above sea level). Departure from the base camp towards the high camp with a 5-hour hike, reaching 5700 meters / 18,700 feet above sea level. Admiring the impressive view of the “paya chatas” or “hermanos” volcanoes, and sleeping in tents.
High Camp – Sajama Summit (6548 meters / 21,478 feet above sea level). Departure from the high camp at 3:00 am with a 7 to 8-hour hike on a glacier, a long march reaching 6548 meters / 21,478 feet above sea level, the highest mountain in Bolivia. Returning to the base camp to rest in tents.
Base Camp – La Paz. Departure from the base camp towards “quíñuas,” a 2 to 3-hour hike where the vehicles will meet for the return to La Paz, approximately 4:00 hours journey.

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Frequently Asked Questions

No previous mountain climbing experience is necessary. With good communication and a suitable program, anyone can engage in mountain climbing. However, prior experience can be beneficial.

Cardiovascular training is required, such as running, walking, cycling, and swimming, along with good acclimatization.

The most suggested equipment for the mountain is:

MANDATORY PERSONAL EQUIPMENT

  • Thermal mountain clothing (thermal leggings, pants, and a warm, waterproof jacket)
  • A waist harness
  • A helmet
  • A pair of rigid mountain boots
  • A 30-liter backpack
  • A pair of 12-point crampons
  • A classic ice axe (cane pick)
  • High mountain gloves
  • High mountain sleeping bag
  • Headlamp
  • Glacier glasses

RECOMMENDED GEAR

  • 1-liter metallic thermos
  • Water bottle
  • Wool hat
  • Camera
  • Sunscreen cream
  • Buff (closed scarf)
  • Double socks

Our programs suggest the best time. However, we are willing to customize programs according to customer requirements.

Recommended Dates for Adventures in Bolivia

  • May 3rd to May 15th
  • June 10th to June 25th

Transportation is included as per the program, covering all necessary aspects within it.

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