Presently, hot springs are found in the valleys west of Ticsani, and two fumaroles have been observed at its summit. The Putina River hot springs are among the most important in Peru. In 2005, earthquake activity was noted beneath Ticsani, possibly related to a hydrothermal system, which raised alarm and concern among the local population. A temporary seismic station installed 2015 at Ticsani recorded volcano-tectonic earthquakes, and other changes in its behaviour have been observed as well.