This is an alternative to the traditional tours in a hike where you will get to know Choquequirao, the last refuge of the Incas. This city has centuries old, huge platforms with figures that represent diverse mammals of the highlands of the Andes (auchenids) and incredible buildings above streams; is considered the sister of Machu Picchu because of the similarity in their architecture. Also the environment that surrounds this impressive complex is one of the richest in biological diversity.
We'll leave Cusco at 5:00 am we’ll begin the trip in touristic transportation of 4 hours until we arrive to Cachora, where we will take breakfast and start the trek passing through the viewpoint of Wayna Qalli and the towns of Capullyoc and Cuco Masana until we get to the beach Rosalina where our first campsite will be.
During this day we'll have the most arduous trek because we will ascend through mountains to Marampata watching abundant flora and fauna. After lunch we’ll continue the hiking until Choquequirao (3030 masl), we’ll visit this archaeological center, have dinner and camp.
In the morning we will visit again but more carefully the archaeological complex with the explanation of our guide and we’ll start to descend to Santa Rosa, and later on to Chiquisca (1950 masl) to have our last camp.
After breakfast in Chiquisca we’ll start climbing to the viewpoint of Wayna Qall, consecutively to Cachora, where the transportation will wait for us to go back to Cusco.
Professional Guide
Meals: 03 Breakfasts, 03 Lunches, 03 Dinners (Vegetarian options)
Entrance: Choquequirao Archeological Complex
Roundtrip Transportation
Camping Equipment: Two-person tents, dining tent, kitchen tent, bath tent, tables, shairs, first-aid kit and oxygen tank
Camping Mattress
Services of cook, horseman, mule to carry equipment
