Pichu Pichu is a volcanic mountain located in the Andes of southern Peru. It stands at an elevation of approximately 5,664 meters (18,585 feet) and is part of the Arequipa region. The mountain is known for its stunning landscapes and is often visited by hikers and climbers seeking adventure in the high-altitude environment. The name "Pichu Pichu" translates to "little peak" in the local Quechua language. The mountain features a mix of rocky terrain and glacial formations, making it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Its unique geological features and breathtaking views attract both tourists and researchers interested in the region's natural beauty.