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Transport To & From Huaraz |
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Lima to Huaraz Huaraz is located 420km north-east of Lima. There are no commercial flights between Lima and Huaraz so the only means of transport is by bus.
There are many daily and overnight bus services to Lima. The cost is US$8-10 depending on the company and service. The journey time is about 7 hours. Bus companies that operate this route are Cruz del Sur, Expreso Ancash and Movil Tours. There is no central bus station.
Huaraz to Lima
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