Rainbow Mountain Cusco to Puno — 1-Day Transit
A Rainbow Mountain hike combined with onward transit toward Puno and Lake Titicaca.
Most travelers visiting Cusco continue south to Puno and Lake Titicaca — and they typically lose 2 full vacation days doing it. Day 1: Vinicunca Rainbow Mountain tour (returns to Cusco evening). Day 2: Cusco-to-Puno transit (10-hour public bus or 6-hour private transfer through the Andes). Two separate days, two separate costs.
The Rainbow Mountain Cusco to Puno Tour solves this exact problem by combining both journeys into one efficient day.
Five reasons travelers choose this transit tour:
1. Save a full vacation day. Instead of dedicating Day 1 to Vinicunca + Day 2 to Cusco-Puno transit, you combine both into Day 1 — arriving at your Puno hotel by 19:30 PM ready to start Lake Titicaca tours on Day 2. In a 7-10 day Peru trip, saving a full day matters — that’s another day for Lake Titicaca, Bolivia, Arequipa, or any other destination.
2. Save the separate transfer cost. Cusco-to-Puno private transfers cost $80-150 when booked separately. Public buses cost $80-150 but take 10+ hours and skip Vinicunca entirely. This combined tour absorbs the transfer cost into the Vinicunca day—making it more economically efficient than booking the two separately. Plus you get cultural stops (Raqchi, La Raya) that public buses skim through.
3. Door-to-door luggage handling — no logistics stress. Your main luggage stays secure and locked in our private vehicle throughout the entire day. Pickup at your Cusco hotel in the morning, luggage delivered to your Puno hotel in the evening. No need to send bags separately, store them in Cusco, or worry about logistics. This is one of the biggest operational stressors in independent travel — we eliminate it completely.
4. Cultural bonuses absent from standard Vinicunca tours. We include two stops that standard Vinicunca tours never visit (because they return to Cusco): Raqchi Inca Temple — the largest single Inca structure ever built, with massive adobe walls still standing after 500 years; and La Raya Pass at 4,338m — the natural border between Cusco and Puno regions, with panoramic views of glaciated peaks including Chimboya (5,489m) and traditional Andean markets. These add genuine historical depth to what would otherwise be a long transit drive.
5. Time-saving motorcycle uphill at Vinicunca — operational efficiency for the transit day. Because the Cusco-to-Puno transit takes 6+ hours of additional driving after Vinicunca, we need to be efficient with the mountain time. Our 2-wheel motorcycle service handles the uphill section (where most Vinicunca hikers spend 2-3 hours), and you walk down via the Pitumarca route in ~35 minutes. This is operational time-saving for the transit day — NOT a motorcycle adventure tour (we have a Rainbow Mountain Motorcycle Tour separately for that experience).
| ⏱️ Duration | ~14-15 hours (Cusco pickup to Puno hotel drop-off) |
| 🕐 Pickup time | 05:00 AM at your Cusco hotel |
| 📍 Pickup | Your Cusco hotel |
| 📍 Drop-off | Your Puno hotel (~19:30 PM) |
| 🌄 Direction | Cusco → Puno (reverse Puno → Cusco available on request) |
| 🌈 Mountain | Vinicunca (5,100m) |
| 🏍️ Uphill service | 2-wheel motorcycle (operational time-saving for transit day) |
| 🥾 Downhill walking | ~35 minutes via Pitumarca route |
| 🏛️ Cultural stops | Raqchi Inca Temple + La Raya Pass (4,338m) |
| 🧳 Luggage | Door-to-door handling (Cusco hotel → Puno hotel) |
| 📦 Box Lunch | INCLUDED at trailhead (transit efficiency) |
| ☕ Breakfast | NOT included (hotels usually provide; bring quick snack to save time) |
| 🎫 Vinicunca entrance fee | INCLUDED |
| 🎫 Raqchi entrance fee | INCLUDED |
| 🎫 La Raya | Photo stop (no fee) |
| 🎯 Format | PRIVATE TOUR (your group only) |
| 👥 Group size | 1-10 travelers (larger groups: contact for quote) |
| 🎓 Age minimum | 12 years (with guardian over 21) |
| ⛰️ Max altitude | 5,100 m (Vinicunca) |
| ⛰️ La Raya Pass | 4,338 m |
| ⛰️ Puno altitude | 3,810 m |
| 💪 Difficulty | Easy (motorcycle uphill + walking downhill) + long day |
| 📅 Departures | Daily year-round · Rainy season Nov-Mar bring full rain gear |
| 💲 From | $153 USD per person (group of 10) |
| 🎓 Guides | English-speaking certified bilingual + first-aid trained |
| 🛡️ Safety | Portable oxygen tank + first-aid kit in vehicle |
| 🔄 Reverse direction | Puno → Cusco via Rainbow Mountain available on request |
The Rainbow Mountain Cusco to Puno begins with a promise: 1 day of genuine discovery. – ONLY tour combining Vinicunca + Cusco-to-Puno transit in 1 day. – Saves a full vacation day + separate transit cost. – Door-to-door luggage handling Cusco hotel → Puno hotel. – Vinicunca Rainbow Mountain summit at 5,100m. This is what the Rainbow Mountain Cusco to Puno is really about.
The Rainbow Mountain Cusco to Puno Tour is a transit-optimization tour designed for travelers continuing to Lake Titicaca, Bolivia, or Arequipa after their Cusco stay. It’s the only tour in our entire Rainbow Mountain catalog that does NOT return to Cusco — instead, it delivers you directly to your Puno hotel by evening.
This is not “another Rainbow Mountain option”. It’s a completely different product type — a transit day that includes Vinicunca as the morning attraction. Travelers who want a Rainbow Mountain experience for its own sake should book one of our Cusco-based Rainbow Mountain tours. Travelers continuing to Puno who want Vinicunca included → this tour.
The typical Cusco-to-Puno travel pattern:
Without this tour (2 separate days):
With this tour (1 combined day):
Net savings: 1 full vacation day + $0-43 USD depending on which separate options you’d have chosen.
The vacation-day savings are the bigger deal — in a 7-10 day Peru trip, gaining an extra day for Lake Titicaca exploration, a Bolivia border crossing, or unexpected activities is more valuable than the dollar savings.
(1) Travelers continuing to Lake Titicaca / Puno after Cusco.
This is the primary audience. After Cusco’s Machu Picchu / Sacred Valley / Cusco City Tour itinerary, many travelers continue south to Lake Titicaca for the Uros + Taquile + Amantani island experiences. This tour delivers them to Puno efficiently, ready to start Lake Titicaca tours on Day 2.
(2) Travelers heading to Bolivia via Puno.
The classic South America backpacker route: Peru (Cusco) → Bolivia (Copacabana → La Paz) → Chile (San Pedro de Atacama). The Cusco-to-Puno leg of this journey is often dreaded as a “transit day” — this tour makes it productive by including Vinicunca and cultural stops along the way.
(3) Travelers continuing to Arequipa via Puno.
Some travelers go Cusco → Puno → Arequipa → Lima as their Peru circuit. The Puno stop is required for Lake Titicaca, and the Cusco-Puno leg works perfectly as this combined tour.
(4) Time-pressed travelers with tight itineraries.
Travelers with 7-day or shorter Peru trips often cannot afford 2 separate days for Vinicunca + Cusco-Puno transit. This combined tour makes both possible in tight schedules.
(5) Cost-conscious travelers.
While not the cheapest option overall ($153), the total cost (Vinicunca + transit + cultural stops + lunch + luggage handling) is competitive vs. booking the Rainbow Mountain tour + Cusco-Puno private transfer separately. The value comes from time savings + door-to-door logistics.
(6) Independent backpackers avoiding public buses.
The 10-hour public bus from Cusco to Puno is notoriously uncomfortable: standard tourist-class seats, multiple rest stops, no personal space, and luggage stress. This private tour replaces that experience with a comfortable van, a bilingual guide, and flexible stops.
(7) Multi-country South America travelers.
Travelers on extended South America trips (Peru + Bolivia + Chile + Argentina, often 30-60 days) value efficient transit days that include sightseeing. This tour fits that travel style exactly.
(8) Photography travelers seeking transit landscape variety.
The Cusco-to-Puno route traverses dramatic landscape variety: Cusco’s hilly highlands → Vinicunca’s mineral colors → Andean villages → La Raya Pass alpine vistas → Altiplano grasslands → Lake Titicaca region. Few transit routes in South America offer this landscape diversity in one day.
(9) Cultural enthusiasts wanting historical depth.
The Raqchi Inca Temple of Wiracocha is the largest single Inca structure ever built (more massive than anything at Machu Picchu in terms of single-unit construction). La Raya Pass is a culturally significant border crossing with traditional Andean markets. Standard Vinicunca tours that return to Cusco omit these cultural stops.
(10) Travelers booking the reverse direction (Puno → Cusco).
Some travelers do the reverse circuit: Lima → Arequipa → Puno → Cusco → Machu Picchu. For these travelers, the Puno → Cusco via Vinicunca direction is equally available — same itinerary reversed, same pricing.
| Feature | Cusco to Puno (this tour) ✓ | Standard Vinicunca tours |
|---|---|---|
| Ending point | Puno hotel | Cusco hotel |
| Duration | ~14-15 hours | ~11-12 hours |
| Best for | Travelers continuing to Puno/Bolivia/Arequipa | Travelers staying in Cusco |
| Luggage handling | Door-to-door Cusco→Puno | Hotel-to-hotel Cusco |
| Cultural stops | Raqchi + La Raya included | None |
| Vacation days used | 1 day (replaces 2 days) | 1 day (transit separate) |
| Box lunch | ✅ INCLUDED | Varies (buffet typical) |
| Format | PRIVATE | PRIVATE |
| Vinicunca uphill | Motorcycle (time-saving) | Horse / Foot depending on tour |
| From | $153 USD | $65-95 USD (+ separate transit cost) |
Choose this tour if: you’re continuing to Puno / Lake Titicaca / Bolivia / Arequipa after Cusco. Choose a Cusco-based Rainbow tour if: you’re staying in Cusco after the Rainbow Mountain experience.
This tour combines a Rainbow Mountain hike with onward transit toward Puno, making it ideal for travelers heading toward Lake Titicaca who don’t want to backtrack to Cusco afterward. Along the way, it also stops at Raqchi and La Raya Pass, adding two more significant Andean landmarks to a day that would otherwise be a simple point-to-point transfer.
Vinicunca’s summit still sits at 5,100 m, so the same acclimatization logic applies as any Rainbow Mountain visit — prior time in Cusco (3,400 m) matters. What’s distinctive here is the descent afterward: rather than returning to Cusco’s high elevation, the route continues toward Puno, which sits lower than Cusco, so the day ends with a gradual reduction in altitude rather than a return to the same high base.
Why we depart 05:00 AM:
Hotel pickup: your driver/guide arrives at your Cusco hotel reception 5 minutes before 05:00 AM. Identified with Kondor Path Tours sign.
Luggage handling: bring ALL luggage (suitcases, backpacks) — we store securely in the vehicle for the day, delivered to your Puno hotel that evening. No need to leave anything in Cusco.
Pre-tour breakfast:
Vehicle: private van/minivan based on group size, equipped with first-aid kit and portable oxygen tank.
Drive south through Andean highlands: ~3 hours to Vinicunca trailhead area, passing through:
Restroom stop + brief safety briefing:
Why we use motorcycle for the uphill (operational rationale):
The Cusco-to-Puno transit day requires maximum efficiency at Vinicunca to allow afternoon driving. Standard Vinicunca tours allow 3-4 hours for the round-trip hike + summit photography. In a transit day, we cannot allocate that much time — otherwise we’d arrive at Puno after midnight.
Our solution: 2-wheel motorcycle uphill service from the parking lot to the upper trail area:
Important context: this is NOT a motorcycle adventure tour. We have a separate Rainbow Mountain Motorcycle Tour (different URL) for travelers who specifically want the motorcycle experience as the central activity. In THIS transit tour, the motorcycle is purely operational — a time-saving tool to make the combined Cusco-to-Puno day feasible.
Motorcycle drop-off at the upper trail area near the summit ridge.
Final walk (~15 minutes) to the iconic Vinicunca summit at 5,100 m (16,732 ft).
At the summit:
Unique to this tour: we descend via the Pitumarca route instead of the standard route used by other Vinicunca tours.
Why the Pitumarca route:
Walking poles can be requested at booking (FREE) — helpful for the downhill on loose gravel sections.
Box lunch INCLUDED at the trailhead (not at a restaurant — operational efficiency for transit day).
Typical box lunch contents:
Why box lunch (not sit-down restaurant): in a 14-15 hour transit day, stopping for sit-down lunch would add 60-90 minutes — pushing Puno arrival to after 21:00 PM. Box lunch allows us to eat efficiently during the drive transition while maintaining the 19:30 PM Puno arrival target.
Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free options available with 48 hours advance notice.
Departure from Vinicunca trailhead area toward the Cusco-Puno highway.
The highway: fully paved, well-maintained route across the Andean highlands.
Raqchi (Temple of Wiracocha) — one of the most impressive Inca archaeological sites in Peru, often overlooked because it’s on the Cusco-Puno highway (skipped by Vinicunca-only tours).
What you’ll see at Raqchi:
The Wall of Wiracocha:
The colcas (storage facilities):
The residential sector:
Cultural significance:
Time spent: ~60 minutes for proper tour + photography.
Entrance fee: INCLUDED in tour price.
La Raya Pass — the natural border between the Cusco and Puno regions, at 4,338m altitude.
Why La Raya is special:
The geographic significance:
Panoramic views:
Traditional Andean market:
Time spent: ~30-45 minutes for photos, market browsing, restroom stop, stretching legs after the long drive.
Bring: 50-100 soles cash if you want to buy textiles or souvenirs.
Drive from La Raya to Puno: ~3 hours through the high-altitude Altiplano plateau.
Scenic features during this drive:
Puno approach: the city sits on the shores of Lake Titicaca at 3,810m altitude — almost 500m higher than Cusco. Most travelers feel the altitude on arrival.
Drop-off at your Puno hotel with full luggage delivery.
What happens at arrival:
Recommended evening activities:
Box Lunch
Easy
1.5 km (0.9 miles)
30 to 45 minutes
Pitumarca Route Trailhead: 4,900 m (16,076 ft.)
Pitumarca Route Trailhead: 4,900 m (16,076 ft.)
Rainbow Pass: 5,100m (16,732 ft)
Transport
Vinicunca Service
Guides
Cultural Experience
Entrance Fees — INCLUDED
Meals
Safety Equipment
Other
Meals NOT included:
Accommodation NOT included:
Other items NOT included:
Operational rationale: this is a 14-15 hour transit day. Adding a 60-90 minute sit-down restaurant lunch would push Puno arrival to after 21:00 PM, making it difficult to check into your hotel and have dinner.
Box lunch solution:
For travelers wanting buffet experience: book our Rainbow Mountain Classic Trek (Cusco-based, returns Cusco) which includes buffet lunch at Quiquijana — but that tour does NOT continue to Puno.
Operational rationale: the transit day has strict time constraints. Vinicunca activities must be complete by ~11:30 AM to allow afternoon Cusco-to-Puno driving + Raqchi + La Raya stops + Puno arrival.
Time comparison:
For travelers wanting horseback Vinicunca experience: book Rainbow Mountain by Horse (Cusco-based, returns Cusco).
For travelers wanting motorcycle as adventure: book Rainbow Mountain Motorcycle Tour separately (different product entirely).
For travelers continuing to Puno: motorcycle uphill in THIS tour is the operational optimization that makes the combined transit + Vinicunca day feasible.
Primary audience:
Honest disclosure — we’ll redirect you to a better-fit alternative:
Everything you need to know about our Rainbow Mountain Cusco to Puno Tour — the only 1-day Vinicunca tour that ends in Puno (Lake Titicaca) instead of returning to Cusco. Below are the most up-to-date answers for 2026, including how the scenic transfer works, how it saves you a full day of travel, what to expect at La Raya Pass, luggage logistics, and how to plan a smooth handoff to your Lake Titicaca experience.
The Rainbow Mountain Cusco to Puno Tour is the only tour in our catalog that combines a Vinicunca Rainbow Mountain (5,100m) experience with one-way transit from Cusco to Puno in a single day.
After 05:00 AM pickup from your Cusco hotel, you drive south to the Vinicunca trailhead, take a time-saving motorcycle uphill to the summit area, walk to the 5,100m photo point, descend via the Pitumarca route (~35 min walking), continue south stopping at Raqchi Inca Temple + **La
Raya Pass (4,338m)**, and arrive at your Puno hotel by ~19:30 PM.
Door-to-door luggage handling. Box lunch INCLUDED. Total duration: ~14-15 hours. PRIVATE tour format.
Logistics and time savings. Most travelers continuing from Cusco to Puno (and onward to Lake Titicaca, Bolivia, or Arequipa) face this problem:
Without this tour (2 separate days):
With this tour (1 combined day):
You save a full vacation day that would otherwise be lost to redundant transit logistics.
In a 7-10 day Peru trip, that day matters significantly for additional Lake Titicaca exploration, Bolivia border crossing, or other activities.
The Vinicunca portion is similar to standard tours, but everything after Vinicunca changes:
Standard Vinicunca tours (Horse Tour, Classic Trek,
This Cusco-to-Puno tour:
efficiency)
Choose this tour if: Lake Titicaca is your next destination after Vinicunca.
Choose a standard Vinicunca tour if: you’re staying in Cusco afterward.
The Vinicunca trailhead at Llactoc sits at 4,900m altitude. Standard tours then either hike 3.5 km uphill on foot (Classic Trek) or ride horseback (Horse Tour) to reach the summit area at 5,100m.
On this transit tour, we use a 2-wheel motorcycle service for the uphill section:
driver (no driving experience needed)
Operational reason: this is a 14-15 hour transit day.
We need maximum efficiency at Vinicunca to allow afternoon driving to Puno. The motorcycle uphill makes the combined day feasible.
Important context: this is NOT a motorcycle adventure tour. We have a separate Rainbow Mountain Motorcycle Tour for travelers who want the motorcycle experience as the central activity. In this transit tour, the motorcycle is purely operational — a time-saving tool.
After visiting the Vinicunca summit, we descend via the Pitumarca route instead of the standard route used by most other Vinicunca tours.
Reasons:
Walking poles: available FREE on request — helpful for the downhill on loose gravel sections.
Raqchi (Temple of Wiracocha) is one of the most impressive Inca archaeological sites in Peru, located on the Cusco-Puno highway.
Key features:
supreme creator deity of Inca cosmology
Why standard Vinicunca tours don’t visit: Raqchi is on the southbound highway to Puno, not the route back to Cusco.
This tour is the only Vinicunca-related tour that includes Raqchi because we continue south.
Time spent: ~60 minutes for proper tour + photography.
Entrance fee: INCLUDED.
La Raya Pass at 4,338 m (14,232 ft) is the highest point on the Cusco-Puno highway and the natural border between the Cusco and Puno regions.
Key features:
Time spent: ~30-45 minutes for photos, market browsing, restroom stop.
Bring: 50-100 soles cash for textiles or souvenirs at the market.
This is the key logistical advantage of the tour.
How it works:
Luggage delivered to your Puno hotel at evening drop-off (~19:30 PM)
You only need a small daypack for the mountain visit containing: water, snacks, camera, layers, sunscreen, passport, small cash.
No need to:
This is one of the biggest operational stressors in independent travel — we eliminate it completely.
This tour visits Vinicunca (the iconic Rainbow Mountain at 5,100m) — same mountain as our Horse Tour, Classic Trek,
and Red Valley Tour.
This tour does NOT visit:
If your priority is Palccoyo or Red Valley specifically: book those tours separately from Cusco and travel to Puno on a different day.
The Vinicunca portion: rated easy thanks to motorcycle uphill + only 15 min walking to summit + 35 min walking downhill.
The total day: rated moderate to demanding due to length, NOT due to physical exertion.
14-15 hours from pickup to Puno hotel drop-off, with:
Honest assessment:
Physical conditions limiting mobility: consult doctor first
Box lunch INCLUDED at trailhead (not sit-down restaurant — operational efficiency for transit day):
Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free options with 48 hours’ advance notice.
Bottled water in vehicle.
Bring for the long drive: snacks (chocolate, nuts, dried fruit), water bottle (refillable), music/audiobook, motion sickness medication if needed.
Breakfast NOT included: most Cusco hotels provide breakfast buffet. Recommended: quick to-go option (request the night before) to save time at early 05:00 AM departure.
Dinner in Puno: at your own choice (Plaza de Armas area has many restaurants).
The Cusco-Puno highway is fully paved and well-maintained — one of the best mountain roads in Peru.
Road characteristics:
Motion sickness consideration: if you’re prone to motion sickness:
Modern vehicles: we use vans with good suspension, air conditioning, and comfortable seats.
The motorcycle uphill removes the most demanding part of the Vinicunca experience, so most travelers complete this tour comfortably.
If you struggle further:
Importantly: even if the Vinicunca hike doesn’t happen, the Cusco-to-Puno transfer continues as scheduled — you still arrive in Puno that evening as planned.
Your transit day is secure.
For travelers who anticipate difficulty: consider booking Palccoyo separately + Cusco-Puno transit on a different day (more relaxed for unfit travelers).
Minimum age: 12 years with guardian over 21.
For children: not recommended under 12 due to the combination of high altitude + 14-15 hour total day. The long transit hours after the hike are exhausting for younger kids.
For families with younger kids interested in colored mountains + transit: consider Palccoyo (age 5+) on Day 1 + separate private Cusco-Puno transfer on Day 2.
For seniors: depends on health and stamina.
Active seniors with good cardiovascular health complete this tour successfully, especially because:
Anyone with heart, lung, or blood-pressure conditions should consult their doctor before any 5,100m altitude tour.
Travelers in their 60s-70s should consider: this is a long day. If you tire easily after travel, booking separate Vinicunca tour + Cusco-Puno transfer on different days is gentler.
Operation: daily year-round.
Dry season (May-September) — PEAK:
Shoulder months (April, October):
Rainy season (November-March):
Several public bus companies operate “Ruta del Sol” Cusco-Puno tourist buses with similar cultural stops.
Key differences:
Public tourist bus:
This combined tour:
per person (group of 10) — vs public bus $80-150 ALONE that doesn’t include Vinicunca
Math: public bus + separate Vinicunca tour = $80-150 + $65-95 = $145-245 USD across 2 days. Combined tour: $153 USD across 1 day.
Yes — as an add-on. We work with reliable hotels in Puno at every price level:
Budget ($25-50 USD/night):
Mid-range ($60-120 USD/night):
Luxury ($153-300 USD/night):
Booking timeline: confirm at least 48 hours in advance.
Why book through us: we coordinate timing with your Puno arrival, ensure room availability, often access preferential rates, and arrange next-day Lake Titicaca pickup from your hotel.
Yes — most popular add-on. After this tour delivers you to Puno on Day 1, you’re perfectly positioned for Lake Titicaca exploration on Day 2.
Most popular options:
Uros + Taquile Tour Full Day:
Uros + Amantani + Taquile Homestay (2 days):
Custom Lake Titicaca experiences: kayaking, sailing, photography focus.
Combined booking: we package this Cusco-to-Puno Tour + Lake Titicaca + Puno hotel as one custom itinerary with single confirmation and single payment.
Yes — we can arrange onward transport as an add-on.
To Bolivia (Copacabana → La Paz):
To Arequipa:
To Lima:
Onward transport timing: typically Day 3 or later (Day 2 reserved for Lake Titicaca).
Yes — reverse direction available.
Operational note: while we emphasize Cusco → Puno as the primary direction (more demand from travelers continuing south), the reverse Puno → Cusco is equally available.
How reverse works:
Same pricing: $150 USD per person (group of 10).
Booking notice: 5 days advance for guide allocation in Puno + coordination with Cusco operations.
Most common use case: travelers who started their Peru trip in Lima → Arequipa → Puno + Lake Titicaca, and want to continue to Cusco for Machu Picchu.
Cancellations 15+ days before departure: 80% refund of deposit.
Cancellations 7-14 days before: 50% refund.
Cancellations within 7 days: non-refundable, but can be rescheduled within 6 months at no extra cost (subject to availability).
Because this tour involves coordinated Cusco-Puno logistics + hotel drop-off coordination, last-minute changes have higher operational costs.
Force majeure cancellations (extreme weather, road closures, strikes): full refund or free reschedule + alternative transport to Puno arranged if needed.
Travel insurance highly recommended — available through World Nomads.
| Persons | Price (p/p) | |
| 1 | $ 768.00 USD | |
| 2 | $ 437.00 USD | |
| 3 | $ 326.00 USD | |
| 4 | $ 262.00 USD | |
| 5 | $ 235.00 USD | |
| 6 | $ 208.00 USD | |
| 7 | $ 188.00 USD | |
| 8 | $ 173.00 USD | |
| 9 | $ 162.00 USD | |
| 10 | $ 153.00 USD |
