1. Are there any age restrictions for participating in the climbing tour to Nevado Sajama?
There are no specific age restrictions, but participants must be in good physical condition and have prior climbing experience.

2. What kind of acclimatization and preparation is required before attempting the climb?
It is recommended to spend a few days in La Paz or another high-altitude location to acclimatize before the tour. Prior climbing experience and physical fitness are also important. Also we can recommend take a trekking tour or full day, like Pico Austria, Charquini, Choro Trek, Inca Trail, etc. Check our trekking tours options.

3. What equipment is provided by SouthTreks, and what should participants bring?
We gonna providee all you must need for making this hardest climbing tour to 6542m. Gear such as ropes, harnesses, crampons, tents camping, chef, . Participants should bring their own personal gear such as appropriate clothing, sleeping bags, and snacks.

4. Are there any medical facilities or emergency services available during the tour?
The tour guides are trained in first aid and carry medical supplies, but there are limited medical facilities available in the remote areas of the climb. It is important for participants to have their own travel insurance.

5. What is the level of difficulty of the climb and how experienced should participants be?
The climb to Nevado Sajama is considered challenging and requires previous climbing experience. Participants should have experience with high-altitude climbs and be comfortable with long hours of trekking.

6. What is the weather like during the climbing season, and how does it affect the climb?
The climbing season is typically during the dry months from May to September, but weather conditions can change rapidly at high altitudes. Participants should be prepared for cold temperatures, wind, and potential snowfall.

7. What wildlife and natural attractions can be seen during the climb?
The climb offers stunning views of the Andean landscape, as well as the chance to see unique flora and fauna such as the queñua tree and Andean camelids like llamas and alpacas. Birdwatchers may also spot a variety of bird species in the area.