Live the experience of visiting the holy mountain of the Incas!
The great Apu of the central Andes
El Plomo Mountain
El Plomo invites us to travel back in time and enter an environment of respect, spirituality and connection with the ancestors of this land and its culture.A mountain of a great spiritual level due to its connection with the Incas and the discovery of a mummified child on its summit, make this mountain not only a goal to reach a high point or a beautiful summit, but also, it invites us to understand why the Incas chose this great Mountain to carry out their ceremony and later sacrifice of the 9 year old Inca child.The road to El Plomo Mountain is surrounded by incredible high altitude landscapes, rivers, mountains and glaciers that still remain throughout the year.
We invite you to visit with respect and enjoy this great 5,000, loaded with history, culture and spirituality.
Where is located Mt. El Plomo?
Location: Mt. El Plomo (5.424 masl), Santiago de Chile. Region: Metropolitan of Santiago (RM).
Altitude
Initial altitude:La Parva (2.750 msnm) Maximum altitude:Summit Mt. El Plomo (5.424 msnm), Santiago de Chile.
Attractions of Mt. El Plomo
Visit to a holy mountain (Apu) in the Central Andes.
Ascent of the highest mountain visible from the Santiago Valley.
High mountain expedition.
Challenging climb.
Meet and observe milestones of the route of the little Inca boy of Plomo.
A unique tour inside the Andes Mountains, between mountains, rivers and glaciers.
Incredible views of the great mountains of the Andes, from the summit you can see the great Aconcagua 6,962 meters above sea level and the majestic Tupungato Volcano 6,570 meters above sea level.
When to do this Expedition?
We recommend to make this expedition between the months of October and April.
Requirements for this Expedition
No previous experience is required.
Health according to the activity.
To have the appropriate personal technical clothing for the activity.
If you are a minor, you must have written permission from your parents or tutor.
We invite you to know our available itineraries
Check our available itineraries: 3-day Basic Itinerary and 3-day Full Itinerary (only for acclimatized clients or with previous experience); 4-day Basic Itinerary and 4-day Full Itinerary.
Basic itinerary 3 days (only transport 4wd, guidance y mules)
Location: Lo Barnechea, Farellones route, Mt. El Plomo, Santiago of Chile.
Initial Altitude: 2.750 masl, La Parva Ski Center.
Maximum Altitude: 5.424 masl, Mt. El Plomo summit.
Itineraries available for Mt. El Plomo Expedition:
Itinerary to.
La Parva – Laguna Piuquenes – Piedra numerada – Refugio Federación.
Day 1
Santiago – La Parva – Laguna Piuquenes – Piedra Numerada – Refugio Federación base camp (4.100 masl).
We include:
Pick up at home, hotel, hostel, airport or meeting point previously agreed with the client.
Meeting with muleteer and mules, loading of equipment.
Day 2 (summit day)
Base camp Refugio Federación (4.100 masl) – Summit Mt. El Plomo (5.424 masl) – Base camp Refugio Federación (4.100 masl).
Day 3
Base camp Refugio Federación – Cancha de Carreras – La Parva – Return to Santiago.
We include:
Meeting with muleteer and mules, loading of equipment.
Drop off at home, hotel, hostel, airport or meeting point previously agreed with client.
Itinerary b.
La Parva – Laguna Piuquenes – Cancha de Carreras – Refugio Federación.
Day 1
Santiago – La Parva – Laguna Piuquenes – Cancha de carreras – Camp at Refugio Federación (4.100 masl).
We include:
Pick up at hotel, hostel, home or meeting point.
Meeting with muleteer and mules, loading of equipment.
Day 2 (summit day)
Base camp at Refugio Federación (4.100 masl) – Summit Mt. El Plomo (5.424 masl) – Base camp at Refugio Federación (4.100 masl).
Day 3
Base camp Refugio Federación – Cancha de Carreras – La Parva – Return to Santiago.
We include:
Meeting with muleteer and mules, loading of equipment.
Drop off at home, hotel, hostel, airport or meeting point previously agreed with client.
Other services included:
Bilingual guide with WFR (Wilderness First Responder) course.
Assistant guide with WFR course (Wilderness First Responder).
Interpretive maps.
Binoculars.
Muleteer and mules, loading of equipment.
Complete first aid kit (this kit meets all the requirements to be able to assist our clients in remote areas. if you require any special medication, let the guide know in advance. otherwise, it is suggested to carry a personal first aid kit, in case of retained medications.
GPS.
VHS radios.
Satelital telephone ($2,000 per minute will be charged).
Especifications of transportation, food, guidance an others:
Vehicles 4wd
Our vehicles are equipped to operate in high mountain terrain, they comply with all safety systems established by law to operate in this type of terrain.
Toyota 4Runner 4WD equipped for high mountain.
Second vehicle 4WD equipped for high mountain.
Both vehicles include:
Identification with company logo.
Winter kit.
Spare sixth wheel.
Roll bars.
Mountain conditioning equipment.
Food provided by Allmountain:
This itinerary does not include meals.
Guide and assistant guide:
Bilingual Guide with WFR Certification (Wilderness First Responder).
Assistant guide with WFR Certification (Wilderness First Responder).
Muleteer and mules:
Muleteer.
Mules.
Photographic service:
We provide to our clients a photographic set.
Satelital telephone:
Iridium Satellite Phones Latin America plan (The use of the satellite phone has a service charge associated with the use of your minutes, value per minute $2.000 CLP).
Covid 19 preventions elements:
Alcohol gel.
Infrared gun to measure temperature.
Mask.
Equipment not provided by Allmountain in the basic itinerary and required in the expedition to Mt. El Plomo:
4-season tents.
Cookers.
Plate/fork/knife/spoon/glass.
Pots and utensils for cleaning.
All meals included during the expedition (breakfast, lunch, snack and dinner). Clients must provide and cook their own food.
Mandatory technical equipment not included in the basic itinerary:
Crampons.
Helmets.
Ice axe.
Trekking poles.
Attention: In case you have your personal technical equipment, it will be checked in the meeting prior to the activity to validate its functionality. If the guide in charge considers that the equipment is not in good condition to be used during the activity, it must be replaced by the equipment provided by Allmountain Chile.
This itinerary does not include:
Travel insurance (for the traveler it is better to hire your own travel insurance, in case you require guidance, do not hesitate to ask us).
Technical clothing (If you require technical clothing we can suggest where to rent it).
Food for the expedition days.
Mountain cook.
Technical equipment.
Camping equipment.
Ski lift or chairlift ticket “El Águila”.
Payment of the restaurant at the return of the expedition.
Price per person of basic 3 days Itinerary Mt. El Plomo Expedition
Location: Lo Barnechea, Farellones route, Mt. El Plomo, Santiago of Chile.
Initial Altitude: 2.750 masl, La Parva Ski Center.
Maximum Altitude: 5.424 masl, Mt. El Plomo summit.
Itineraries available for Mt. El Plomo Expedition:
Itinerary to.
La Parva – Laguna Piuquenes – Piedra numerada – Refugio Federación.
Day 1
Santiago – La Parva – Laguna Piuquenes – Piedra Numerada – Refugio Federación base camp (4.100 masl).
We include:
Pick up at home, hotel, hostel, airport or meeting point previously agreed with client.
Snack / Breakfast.
Ration of March / Box lunch cold.
Meeting with muleteer and mules, loading of equipment.
Ticket of “Las Águilas”.
Dinner.
Set up camp.
Day 2 (summit day)
Base camp Refugio Federación (4.100 masl) – Summit Mt. El Plomo (5.424 masl) – Base camp Refugio Federación (4.100 masl).
We include:
Breakfast.
Walking ration.
Cold box lunch.
Dinner.
Day 3
Base camp Refugio Federación – Cancha de Carreras – La Parva – Return to Santiago.
We include:
Dismantling of camp.
Snack / Breakfast.
Ration of March.
Meeting with muleteer and mules, loading of equipment.
Las Águilas” ski lift ticket.
Drop off at home, hotel, hostel, airport or meeting point previously agreed with client.
Itinerary b.
La Parva – Laguna Piuquenes – Cancha de Carreras – Refugio Federación.
Day 1
Santiago – La Parva – Laguna Piuquenes – Cancha de carreras – Camp at Refugio Federación (4.100 masl).
We include:
Pick up at home, hotel, hostel, airport or meeting point previously agreed with client.
Snack / Breakfast.
Ration of March / Box lunch cold.
Meeting with muleteer and mules, loading of equipment.
Ticket of “Las Águilas”.
Dinner.
Set up camp.
Day 2 (summit day)
Base camp at Refugio Federación (4.100 masl) – Summit Mt. El Plomo (5.424 masl) – Base camp at Refugio Federación (4.100 masl).
We include:
Breakfast.
Walking ration.
Cold box lunch.
Dinner.
Day 3
Base camp Refugio Federación – Cancha de Carreras – La Parva – Return to Santiago.
We include:
Dismantling of camp.
Snack / Breakfast.
Ration of March.
Meeting with muleteer and mules, loading of equipment.
Las Águilas” ski lift ticket.
Drop off at home, hotel, hostel, airport or meeting point previously agreed with client.
Equipment provided by Allmountain:
The North Face 4 seasons tents.
Gas stove.
Plate/ fork/ knife/ spoon/ cup/ glass.
Pots and utensils for cleaning.
All meals included during the expedition (Breakfast, walking ration, lunch, snack and dinner). The guides will provide food for the clients.
Complete first aid kit (it is important if the client has any type of diagnosis, such as hypertension, diabetes or other, please inform the guide in advance). We recommend that you fill out a medical form and that you bring your own medication and prescription in case it is retained.
Masks, alcohol gel and infrared gun to measure temperature.
Other services included:
Bilingual guide with WFR (Wilderness First Responder) course.
Assistant guide with WFR course (Wilderness First Responder).
Mountain cook.
Muleteer and mules, loading of equipment.
Dining dome.
Las Águilas” ski lift ticket.
Food for the expedition days. Our guides will be in charge of providing food for the clients.
Interpretative maps.
Binoculars.
Complete first aid kit (this kit meets all the requirements to be able to assist our clients in remote areas. if you require any special medication, please inform the guide in advance. otherwise, it is suggested to carry a personal first aid kit, in case of retained medications.
GPS.
VHS radios.
Satelital telephone ($2,000 per minute will be charged).
Technical equipment provided by Allmountain:
Trekking poles.
Helmet.
Sleeping bags -30°C.
Standard sleeping bag.
Crampons (depending on the weather conditions that will be forecast for the days of ascent).
Attention: If you have your personal technical equipment, it will be checked in the meeting prior to the activity to validate its functionality. If the guide in charge considers that the equipment is not in good condition to be used during the activity, it must be replaced by the equipment provided by Allmountain Chile.
Especifications of transportation, food, guidance an others:
Vehicles 4wd
Our vehicles are equipped to operate in high mountain terrain, they comply with all safety systems established by law to operate in this type of terrain.
Toyota 4Runner 4WD equipped for high mountain.
Second vehicle 4WD equipped for high mountain.
Both vehicles include:
Identification with company logo.
Winter kit.
Spare sixth wheel.
Roll bars.
Mountain conditioning equipment.
Food provided bay Allmountain:
Food for 3 days of expedition: 3 days.
Breakfast.
Ration of March or cold box lunch.
Lunch.
Dinners.
**Important information: If you require a special diet or you are vegan, celiac or other please specify in the Medical form.
Guide, assistant guide and mountain cook:
Bilingual Mountain guide with WFR Certification (Wilderness First Responder).
Assistant Mountain guide with WFR Certification (Wilderness First Responder).
Mountain cook. From 3rd PAX.
Muleteer and mules:
Muleteer.
Mules.
Photographic service:
We provide to our clients a photographic set.
Satelital telephone:
Iridium Satellite Phones Latin America plan (The use of the satellite phone has a service charge associated with the use of your minutes, value per minute $2.000 CLP).
Covid 19 prevention elements:
Alcohol gel.
Infrared gun to measure temperature.
Mask.
This itinerary does not include:
Travel insurance (for the traveler it is better to hire your own travel insurance, in case you require guidance, do not hesitate to ask us).
Technical clothing (If you require technical clothing we can suggest where to rent it).
Price per person 3 days Full Itinerary Mt. El Plomo Expedition
4 days Basic Itinerary (only 4wd transport, guides, mules)
Location: Lo Barnechea, Farellones route, Mt. El Plomo, Santiago of Chile.
Initial Altitude: 2.750 masl, La Parva Ski Center.
Maximum Altitude: 5.424 masl, Mt. El Plomo summit.
Itineraries available for Mt. El Plomo Expedition:
Itinerary to.
La Parva – Laguna Piuquenes – Piedra numerada – Refugio Federación.
Day 1
Santiago – La Parva – Laguna Piuquenes – Piedra Numerada – Refugio Federación base camp (4.100 masl).
We include:
Pick up at home, hotel, hostel, airport or meeting point previously agreed with the client.
Meeting with muleteer and mules, loading of equipment.
Day 2
Acclimatization at Refugio Federación (4,100 masl), visit to the surroundings.
Day 3 (summit day)
Base camp Refugio Federación (4.100 masl) – Summit Mt. El Plomo (5.424 masl) – Base camp Refugio Federación (4.100 masl).
Day 4
Base camp Refugio Federación – Cancha de Carreras – La Parva – Return to Santiago.
We include:
Meeting with muleteer and mules, loading of equipment.
Drop off at home, hotel, hostel, airport or meeting point previously agreed with client.
Itinerary b.
La Parva – Laguna Piuquenes – Cancha de Carreras – Refugio Federación.
Day 1
Santiago – La Parva – Laguna Piuquenes – Cancha de carreras – Camp at Refugio Federación (4.100 masl).
We include:
Pick up at hotel, hostel, home or meeting point.
Meeting with muleteer and mules, loading of equipment.
Day 2
Acclimatization at Refugio Federación (4,100 masl), visit to the surroundings.
Day 3 (summit day)
Base camp Refugio Federación (4.100 masl) – Summit Mt. El Plomo (5.424 masl) – Base camp Refugio Federación (4.100 masl).
Day 4
Base camp Refugio Federación – Cancha de Carreras – La Parva – Return to Santiago.
We include:
Meeting with muleteer and mules, loading of equipment.
Drop off at home, hotel, hostel, airport or meeting point previously agreed with client.
Other services included:
Bilingual guide with WFR (Wilderness First Responder) course.
Assistant guide with WFR course (Wilderness First Responder).
Interpretive maps.
Binoculars.
Muleteer and mules, loading of equipment.
Complete first aid kit (this kit meets all the requirements to be able to assist our clients in remote areas. if you require any special medication, let the guide know in advance. otherwise, it is suggested to carry a personal first aid kit, in case of retained medications.
GPS.
VHS radios.
Satelital telephone ($2,000 per minute will be charged).
Especifications of transportation, food, guidance an others:
Vehicles 4wd
Our vehicles are equipped to operate in high mountain terrain, they comply with all safety systems established by law to operate in this type of terrain.
Toyota 4Runner 4WD equipped for high mountain.
Second vehicle 4WD equipped for high mountain.
Both vehicles include:
Identification with company logo.
Winter kit.
Spare sixth wheel.
Roll bars.
Mountain conditioning equipment.
Food provided by Allmountain:
This itinerary does not include meals.
Guide and assistant guide:
Bilingual Guide with WFR Certification (Wilderness First Responder).
Assistant guide with WFR Certification (Wilderness First Responder).
Muleteer and mules:
Muleteer.
Mules.
Photographic service:
We provide to our clients a photographic set.
Satelital telephone:
Iridium Satellite Phones Latin America plan (The use of the satellite phone has a service charge associated with the use of your minutes, value per minute $2.000 CLP).
Covid 19 preventions elements:
Alcohol gel.
Infrared gun to measure temperature.
Mask.
Equipment not provided by Allmountain in the basic itinerary and required in the expedition to Mt. El Plomo:
4-season tents.
Cookers.
Plate/fork/knife/spoon/glass.
Pots and utensils for cleaning.
All meals included during the expedition (breakfast, lunch, snack and dinner). Clients must provide and cook their own food.
Mandatory technical equipment not included in the basic itinerary:
Crampons.
Helmets.
Ice axe.
Trekking poles.
Attention: In case you have your personal technical equipment, it will be checked in the meeting prior to the activity to validate its functionality. If the guide in charge considers that the equipment is not in good condition to be used during the activity, it must be replaced by the equipment provided by Allmountain Chile.
This itinerary does not include:
Travel insurance (for the traveler it is better to hire your own travel insurance, in case you require guidance, do not hesitate to ask us).
Technical clothing (If you require technical clothing we can suggest where to rent it).
Food for the expedition days.
Mountain cook.
Technical equipment.
Camping equipment.
Ski lift or chairlift ticket “El Águila”.
Payment of the restaurant at the return of the expedition.
Price per person of basic 4 days Itinerary Mt. El Plomo Expedition
Location: Lo Barnechea, Farellones route, Mt. El Plomo, Santiago of Chile.
Initial Altitude: 2.750 masl, La Parva Ski Center.
Maximum Altitude: 5.424 masl, Mt. El Plomo summit.
Itineraries available for Mt. El Plomo Expedition:
Itinerary to.
La Parva – Laguna Piuquenes – Piedra numerada – Refugio Federación.
Day 1
Santiago – La Parva – Laguna Piuquenes – Piedra Numerada – Refugio Federación base camp (4.100 masl).
We include:
Pick up at home, hotel, hostel, airport or meeting point previously agreed with client.
Snack / Breakfast.
Ration of March / Box lunch cold.
Meeting with muleteer and mules, loading of equipment.
Ticket of “Las Águilas”.
Dinner.
Set up camp.
Day 2
Acclimatization at Refugio Federación (4,100 m.a.s.l.), visit to the surroundings.
We include:
Breakfast.
Snack.
Lunch.
Dinner.
Day 3 (summit day)
Base camp Refugio Federación (4.100 masl) – Summit Mt. El Plomo (5.424 masl) – Base camp Refugio Federación (4.100 masl).
We include:
Breakfast.
Walking ration.
Cold box lunch.
Dinner.
Day 4
Base camp Refugio Federación – Cancha de Carreras – La Parva – Return to Santiago.
We include:
Dismantling of camp.
Snack / Breakfast.
Ration of March.
Meeting with muleteer and mules, loading of equipment.
Las Águilas” ski lift ticket.
Drop off at home, hotel, hostel, airport or meeting point previously agreed with client.
Itinerary b.
La Parva – Laguna Piuquenes – Cancha de Carreras – Refugio Federación.
Day 1
Santiago – La Parva – Laguna Piuquenes – Cancha de carreras – Camp at Refugio Federación (4.100 masl).
We include:
Pick up at home, hotel, hostel, airport or meeting point previously agreed with client.
Snack / Breakfast.
Ration of March / Box lunch cold.
Meeting with muleteer and mules, loading of equipment.
Ticket of “Las Águilas”.
Dinner.
Set up camp.
Day 2
Acclimatization at Refugio Federación (4,100 m.a.s.l.), visit to the surroundings.
We include:
Breakfast.
Snack.
Lunch.
Dinner.
Day 3 (summit day)
Base camp Refugio Federación (4.100 masl) – Summit Mt. El Plomo (5.424 masl) – Base camp Refugio Federación (4.100 masl).
We include:
Breakfast.
Walking ration.
Cold box lunch.
Dinner.
Day 4
Base camp Refugio Federación – Cancha de Carreras – La Parva – Return to Santiago.
We include:
Dismantling of camp.
Snack / Breakfast.
Ration of March.
Meeting with muleteer and mules, loading of equipment.
Las Águilas” ski lift ticket.
Drop off at home, hotel, hostel, airport or meeting point previously agreed with client.
Equipment provided by Allmountain:
The North Face 4 seasons tents.
Gas stove.
Plate/ fork/ knife/ spoon/ cup/ glass.
Pots and utensils for cleaning.
All meals included during the expedition (Breakfast, walking ration, lunch, snack and dinner). The guides will provide food for the clients.
Complete first aid kit (it is important if the client has any type of diagnosis, such as hypertension, diabetes or other, please inform the guide in advance). We recommend that you fill out a medical form and that you bring your own medication and prescription in case it is retained.
Masks, alcohol gel and infrared gun to measure temperature.
Other services included:
Bilingual guide with WFR (Wilderness First Responder) course.
Assistant guide with WFR course (Wilderness First Responder).
Mountain cook.
Muleteer and mules, loading of equipment.
Dining dome.
Las Águilas” ski lift ticket.
Food for the expedition days. Our guides will be in charge of providing food for the clients.
Interpretative maps.
Binoculars.
Complete first aid kit (this kit meets all the requirements to be able to assist our clients in remote areas. if you require any special medication, please inform the guide in advance. otherwise, it is suggested to carry a personal first aid kit, in case of retained medications.
GPS.
VHS radios.
Satelital telephone ($2,000 per minute will be charged).
Technical equipment provided by Allmountain:
Trekking poles.
Helmet.
Sleeping bags -30°C.
Standard sleeping bag.
Crampons (depending on the weather conditions that will be forecast for the days of ascent).
Attention: If you have your personal technical equipment, it will be checked in the meeting prior to the activity to validate its functionality. If the guide in charge considers that the equipment is not in good condition to be used during the activity, it must be replaced by the equipment provided by Allmountain Chile.
Especifications of transportation, food, guidance an others:
Vehicles 4wd
Our vehicles are equipped to operate in high mountain terrain, they comply with all safety systems established by law to operate in this type of terrain.
Toyota 4Runner 4WD equipped for high mountain.
Second vehicle 4WD equipped for high mountain.
Both vehicles include:
Identification with company logo.
Winter kit.
Spare sixth wheel.
Roll bars.
Mountain conditioning equipment.
Food provided bay Allmountain:
Food for 4 days of expedition: 4 days.
Breakfast.
Ration of March or cold box lunch.
Lunch.
Dinners.
**Important information: If you require a special diet or you are vegan, celiac or other please specify in the Medical form.
Guide, assistant guide and mountain cook:
Bilingual Mountain guide with WFR Certification (Wilderness First Responder).
Assistant Mountain guide with WFR Certification (Wilderness First Responder).
Mountain cook. From 3rd PAX.
Muleteer and mules:
Muleteer.
Mules.
Photographic service:
We provide to our clients a photographic set.
Satelital telephone:
Iridium Satellite Phones Latin America plan (The use of the satellite phone has a service charge associated with the use of your minutes, value per minute $2.000 CLP).
Covid 19 prevention elements:
Alcohol gel.
Infrared gun to measure temperature.
Mask.
This itinerary does not include:
Travel insurance (for the traveler it is better to hire your own travel insurance, in case you require guidance, do not hesitate to ask us).
Technical clothing (If you require technical clothing we can suggest where to rent it).
Price per person 4 days full Itinerary Mt. El Plomo Expedition
Prices per PAX (CLP)
IVA included
1 PAX: $ 1.090.000- CLP
2 PAX: $ 675.000- CLP
3 PAX: $ 635.000- CLP
4 PAX: $ 550.000- CLP
5 PAX: $ 500.000- CLP
Reservations
To validate your reservation you must deposit 50% of the total amount of the expedition. To do so, please write to our email info@allmountain.cl and we will tell you the form and details of payment. **The payment of the reservation made from abroad is made through Paypal: When using this form of payment, the corresponding amount will be added according to the amount of the reservation, which is the Paypal charge when payments are made from abroad.
This is how we like to work and enjoy each activity
We work only with 4×4 cars equipped for the mountain (comfortable and with great capacity to travel mountain roads).
We work with groups that, in general, do not exceed six people per outing (which helps us to provide a more personalized service, in which a more familiar and concentrated atmosphere is generated).
Allmountain is certified by Sernatur (Certification of Tourist Guides; Certification in Adventure Tourism, sub-areas of: High Mountain, hiking, trekking, climbing) and is currently registered in the Registry of Tourism Service Providers of the same institution.
Our guides are people with experience in the field and have the required certifications to work in these activities (certifications that are also being updated), such as: Wilderness First Responder (WFR) Certification.
In each activity, we privilege the provision of a sustainable service: we use recyclable and organic products, we promote the principles of NDR (Leave No Trace), we promote local tourism, etc.
If you want to participate in a trekking or expedition and you do not have the technical equipment to do so, Allmountain includes them within each activity (if required). Example: tent, crampons, ice axe, helmet, etc.
We believe in a sustainable and sustainable tourism
In every trekking, Expedition, Mountain Tour or climbing outing, we bet on a:
Cultural Sustainability:
Souvenirs from local artisans: we visit cultural centers, museums, craft fairs in order to promote the consumption of products from local communities and that our customers interact with them to take a complete experience of the local community and their customs, food and others.
Ecological Sustainability:
We use soaps and natural cleaning products that do not contaminate the land, water of the places we visit.
We use glass containers and after each activity we separate and recycle the garbage produced during our outings.
We try to clean the places we visit or bring the garbage we find.
Energy Sustainability:
Solar battery chargers: we use solar battery chargers to charge our cell phones, cameras and other electronic items.
