Ausangate Mountain is a prominent peak in the Andes of Peru, standing at approximately 6,384 meters (20,945 feet) above sea level. It is the highest mountain in the Cusco region and is part of the Vilcanota mountain range. The mountain is known for its stunning glacial landscapes and vibrant colors, which attract trekkers and climbers from around the world. The area surrounding Ausangate is rich in cultural significance, as it is considered sacred by the local Quechua people. The mountain is also a key part of the Ausangate Trek, a popular hiking route that offers breathtaking views and opportunities to experience traditional Andean culture.