Jaseh Munelo is a professional mountain guide based in Cusco, Peru. Jaseh has over 12 years of experience guiding in the Andes.

Jaseh is a para-climber athlete, with a below-knee amputation after losing his foot in 2008. His love for the mountains began in the Kisnacuy Andean Club in 2006. Since then he has traveled the world climbing.

Jaseh Munelo is originally from Merida, Venezuela. He is a certified mountain guide in Venezuela through the Venezuelan Association of Mountain Guides and Instructors. He is a registered sport and gym climbing monitor in Perú and is currently studying the CEAM in Huaraz, Perú to obtain his UIAGM certification. Jaseh is WFR certified and worked as a professional fire fighter with a focus in the mountain brigade for seven years. He currently serves as the Outdoor Education Coordinator with Valley Camp Perú.

Jaseh also guides in Huaraz, Peru and Merida, Venezuela. He is available to travel.

Expeditions, Experience, & Accomplishments :

2012 IFSC Paraclimbing World Cup - Paris, France

  • Competed representing Venezuela

  • 8th place

2014 Expedition to Bolivia

  • Summited Huayna Potosi (6,088 m.s.n.m. / 19,970 ft.)

  • Summited Sajama (6,542 m.s.n.m. / 21,460 ft.)

  • Summited the Cabeza de Condor (5,648 m.s.n.m. / 19,530 ft.)

  • Summited Pequeño Alpamayo (5,430 m.s.n.m. / 17,814 ft.)

2015 Expedition to France

  • Climbed Mount Blanc

2016 Received mountain guide certification in Venezuela

  • Mountain and rock climbing guide from AVIGM Venezuela

2017 Expedition to the Tepuis

  • Biked carrying all gear for the expedition over 270 kms

  • Climbed and summited Erwoda Tepui on the “Fuerza y Luz” route (5.10+, 150 meters) and opened a new, variant route of “Más Allá de la Imaginación” (5.11, 150 meters)

2018 Moved to Perú

  • Relocated to the Sacred Valley of the Incas

2021 Began studying for UIAGM certification

  • Began UIAGM mountain guide career in CEAM in Huaraz, Peru

  • Opened new climbing sector in the Sacred Valley - “Cosmos”

2022 Climbing in the Cordillera Vilcanota, Cordillera Urubamba, and Arequipa

  • Summited Ausangate in 24 hours from car to car (6,384 m.s.n.m. / 20,940 ft.)

  • Summited Misti (5,822 m.s.n.m. / 19,100 ft.)

  • Summited Pumahuanca (5,350 m.s.n.m. / 17,552 ft.)

  • Certified Sport Rock Climbing Monitor in Peru through CEAM

2023 Big wall climbing in Huaraz and climbing in the Cordillera Vilcanota

  • Summited El Esfinge in Huaraz, Perú

    • Vía del 85” (6c+, 750 meters)

  • Summited San Braulio (5,675 m.s.n.m. / 18,619 ft.)

  • Climbed Condoriquiña (5,787 m.s.n.m. / 18,986 ft.)

2024 Climbing in Ecuador, Cordillera Urubamba, and Cordillera Blanca

  • Summited Cayambe Volcano (5,790 m.s.n.m. / 19,000 ft.)

  • Summited Veronica (5,911 m.s.n.m. / 19,393 ft.)

  • Summited Sirihuani (5,350 m.s.n.m. / 17,552 ft.)

  • Summited Alpamayo (5,947 m.s.n.m. / 19,510 ft.)

  • Summited Chopicalqui (6,354 m.s.n.m. / 20,850 ft. )