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Huaraz: the vibe

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The verdict

Liked · 72Huaraz draws warm, appreciative remarks about scenery, hiking and friendly locals, with few real complaints, though content is thin and mostly from short, older videos.

People praise
  • scenery and mountains
  • hiking and Laguna 69
  • friendly people
  • affordable prices
  • food
  • altitude and cool climate
People warn about
  • altitude fatigue and sickness
  • limited evidence on day-to-day living
  • tourist-heavy trail areas
  • bus travel rough
  • Stunning Andes base, worth a stay for hiking
  • Great value compared with other destinations
  • Some visitors would avoid it after reading the video
  • Acclimatize carefully, altitude hits newcomers hard
  • Surrounding valley towns like Caraz are worth exploring

Read from 5 videos, 36 comments and 0 posts on 2026-11-07; the summary is written by a language model and can misread sarcasm.

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What the city of HUARAZ, PERU is really like!?

Laura Leanne · 4K views · 2020

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What viewers said

  • “Soy peruano y me encanta que visitaste mi tierra Perú huaraz saludos desde peru”

    ♥ 2 likes

  • “Welcome to Huaraz, gracias por la visita.👏👏🇵🇪👍👍”

    ♥ 1 likes

  • “Love you, thanks for coming”

    ♥ 1 likes

  • “Love it thank you for loving my country”

    ♥ 1 likes

  • “The appetizer dish is called "Causa".”

    ♥ 2 likes

  • “Laura Leanne, i am happy with your video and looks pretty, what his name instrumental music is nice and soft ? , Huaraz is beautiful place special in april may. Thanks and God bless you. From Utah.”

    ♥ 1 likes

  • “Why is it not cold there its 3000 meters above sea level... I guess it might be less humidity..”

    ♥ 1 likes

  • “interesting vlog we loved lima”

  • “great video”

  • “♥ Huaracina presente”

Found with a YouTube search for the city and “digital nomad”, fetched 2026-11-07; titles, descriptions and comments belong to their authors and link to the originals.

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