Prefeasibility of the installation of tourist services in the laguna de pampahuasi protected reserve, town center of lliupapuquio, district of San Jeronimo, province of Andahuaylas, Perú

The general objective of the research is to describe the feasibility of adapting complementary services for the enjoyment of the landscape in the protected reserve Laguna de Pampahuasi, Lliupapuquio Population Center, San Jernimo district, Andahuaylas province, Per.The methodology applied was the mixed approach with an impact on the quantitative, descriptive type, explanatory level, and non-experimental design, supported by documentary review, interviews, and on-site verification of the characteristics of the terrain, accessibility, signage, traffic risks, and rest points, among others.The instruments used were registration forms for on-site verification, interviews with groups of those involved, and a verification form for secondary source registration.In conclusion, there is feasibility because the real load capacity of 57 visits per day and 15,332 visitors for 270 days per year does not generate alteration and destruction of the ecosystem of the natural landscape: the investment cost of S/. 398,916.95soles for its adaptation and implementation, the investment can be recovered in 5 years, by assigning a ticket office with an entrance price of S/. 5.00 per visitor, excluding other complementary income such as souvenirs, food sales, crafts, and guided tours.