Highlights
- Walk to Choquequirao, one of the most extensive and least accessible archaeological complexes in the Cusco region.
- See the Apurímac River Canyon from the Capuliyoc viewpoint.
- Cross different altitudinal floors, from cold and open sectors to warm areas with more abundant vegetation.
- Visit the squares, terraces, enclosures and ceremonial sectors of Choquequirao.
- Observe the Apurímac cannon from different perspectives during the first leg and return.
- Walk among vegetation, flowers, orchids, cacti and local crops.
Itinerary
Cusco – Cachora – Capuliyoc – Playa Rosalina – Santa Rosa
Highlight of the day: First view of Choquequirao from Capuliyoc, descent to the Apurímac Canyon and camp in Santa Rosa.
We will leave Cusco at approximately 4:00 a.m. by tourist transport.
The tour will continue to the Cachora sector, where we will make a stop for breakfast and organize the equipment that will be transported by the horses.
The exact point from where the walk will begin will depend on the conditions of the road and the confirmed operation. Some programs start directly in Capuliyoc, while others contemplate sectors close to Cachora or San Pedro.
Breakfast and team organization
After arriving in the established sector we will have breakfast.
The Arrieros will organize:
- Tents, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Kitchen equipment, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Food, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Tables and chairs, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Dining tent, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Collective team, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Part of the authorized baggage.
Each passenger must carry their personal backpack with water, camera, raincoat, sunscreen and necessary objects during the day.
Viewpoint of Capuliyoc
Capuliyoc is approximately 2,915 m m above sea level
From this sector you can see:
- The Apurímac canyon, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Mountains of the mountain range.
- Part of the descent path.
- Sectors near Choquequirao, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
The Padrayoc and Wayna Cachora Mountains when there is good visibility.
The guide will offer an explanation of the route and terrain features.
Descent to Chiquiska
We will begin a prolonged descent along a curved path.
During this section, there are sectors mentioned on the traditional route, such as:
- Capuliyoc, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Huayhuacalle, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Tinajayoc, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Natural viewpoints, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Cocamasana, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Torowisqana, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Chiquiska, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
Some of these names correspond to small sectors, properties, breaks or local references and do not always have tourist infrastructure.
The descent can be strong for the knees. Trekking poles are recommended.
Chiquiska
Chiquiska is approximately 1,950 m m above sea level
It is a warmer sector with a greater presence of vegetation. Depending on the schedule, you can take a break to rest, use basic services or buy drinks.
The services available may be limited.
Rosalina Beach
We will continue down to Playa Rosalina, located near the Apurímac River and approximately 1.550 m m above sea level
In this sector we will have lunch.
The temperature can be considerably higher than in Cusco and Capuliyoc. There may also be mosquitoes.
After resting we will cross the river and start the ascent towards Santa Rosa.
Promotion to Santa Rosa
The last stretch of the day is a continuous climb.
After a prolonged descent, this ascent can feel demanding. Walk slowly and communicate any discomfort to the guide.
We will arrive at Santa Rosa, approximately 2,115 m m above sea level, where the camp will be installed.
Camp in Santa Rosa
Upon arrival:
- The shops will be allocated.
- You’ll have time to change.
- A hot drink will be served.
- The cook will prepare dinner.
The guide will explain the schedule of the second day.
The infrastructure is basic and may vary depending on the camp used.
Technical Details
- Distance indicated: 10.8 km
- Estimated time: Between 6 and 7 hours, although it can be extended according to the starting point
- Approximate initial altitude: 2,915 m m above sea level
- Type of terrain: Prolonged downturn and final ascent
- Difficulty: Demanding, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Accommodation: Camp, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
Santa Rosa – Marampata – Choquequirao – Raqaypata
Highlight of the day: Rise to Marampata and guided tour of the archaeological complex of Choquequirao.
The day will start early, at approximately 5:00 a.m.
After breakfast we will start the ascent to Marampata.
Ascent from Santa Rosa
This section is one of the most demanding of the program.
The trail ascends through constant curves and slopes. As altitude is gained, views of the canyon and surrounding mountains begin to appear.
During the climb, short breaks will be made.
Marampata
Marampata is a small community located before access to Choquequirao.
From this place you get views towards:
- The Apurímac canyon, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Sectors of Choquequirao, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Mountains of the area.
- Fields cultivated by local families.
In a local house or assigned establishment we will have lunch before continuing.
Hike to Choquequirao
From Marampata we will continue for approximately two hours to the archaeological complex.
The route combines open sectors, dirt roads, unevenness and vegetation zones.
Upon arrival the entry register will be made and the guided tour will begin.
Choquequirao Archaeological Complex
Choquequirao is distributed over different levels and sectors.
During the visit you can visit, depending on the time and the areas enabled:
- Main square, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- ceremonial enclosures, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Housing, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Agricultural terraces, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Channels, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Sources, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Deposits, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Administrative sectors, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Terraces of the flames.
- Lookouts, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Areas that continue to be investigated.
The complex is extensive and it is not always possible to visit all its sectors during a single afternoon.
Terraces of the flames
One of the most well-known spaces contains figures of camelids built with clear stones on the walls of the terraces.
Access to this sector may require a descent and subsequent ascent, so it will depend on the time, physical condition of the group and conditions of the trail.
History and interpretation
The guide will explain:
- The possible meaning of Choquequirao.
- Their relationship with other Inca routes.
- Organization of their places.
- agricultural systems, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Water management, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- constructive techniques, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
Occupation during the last periods of the Inca State.
Explorations and research conducted on site.
Choquequirao is often described as an Inca refuge after the arrival of the Spanish. However, their functions were broader and some aspects continue in research.
Observation of condors
On certain days it is possible to observe condors on the canyon.
Their presence depends on:
- Weather conditions, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Wind, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Time, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Availability of food, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Natural behaviour, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- We cannot guarantee the sighting.
Camp in Raqaypata
After the visit we will go to the camp of Raqaypata, located approximately 2,910 m s. m.
In the camp we will have:
- Hot drink, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Time to rest, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Dinner, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Explanation the next day.
Technical Details
- Approximate distance: 14 km
- Walking time: Between 8 and 9 hours
- Initial altitude: Santa Rosa, 2,115 m m above sea level
- Difficulty: Demanding, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Accommodation: Camp, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Shops: For two people
Raqaypata – Marampata – Santa Rosa – Playa Rosalina – Chiquiska
Highlight of the day: Return to the Apurímac Canyon and ascent from Playa Rosalina to Chiquiska.
The team will offer you a hot drink in the store before breakfast.
Then we will organize the camp and start the return.
Departure from Raqaypata
We will walk again towards Marampata and begin the descent towards Santa Rosa.
During the tour you can observe for the last time certain sectors of Choquequirao and the canyon.
Descent to Santa Rosa
The trail has a prolonged descent.
Although lowering requires less cardiovascular effort, it increases pressure on the knees and ankles.
We recommend:
- Use canes, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Keeping steps short, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Not running, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Walking carefully, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Give space to horses and mules.
Return to Playa Rosalina
We will continue to Playa Rosalina, near the Apurímac River.
Here we will have lunch and a time of rest before facing the final promotion.
The temperature can be high. Drink water and use sunscreen and repellent.
Promotion to Chiquiska
After lunch we will start the climb to Chiquiska.
This ascent can be difficult due to accumulated fatigue and heat.
The group will walk at a controlled pace until they reach camp.
Camp in Chiquiska
In Chiquiska we will have the last night of camp.
After you install:
- A hot drink will be served.
- You’ll have time to rest.
- Dinner will be offered.
- The guide will explain the fourth day schedule.
Technical Details
- Approximate distance: 16 km
- Walking time: Between 8 and 9 hours
- Initial altitude: Approximately 2,910 m m above sea level
- Lowest point: Playa Rosalina, approximately 1,550 m m above sea level
- Difficulty: Demanding, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Accommodation: Camp, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
Chiquiska – Capuliyoc – Cachora – Cconoc – Cusco
Highlight of the day: Final ascendancy towards Capuliyoc and return to Cusco with optional visit to the thermal waters of Cconoc.
The last day will start early, at approximately 5:00 a.m.
After breakfast we will start the final promotion.
Promotion to Capuliyoc
The hike continues from Chiquiska along the same trail used on the first day.
The ascent is constant and can feel demanding due to accumulated fatigue.
During the tour you will observe again:
- The Apurímac canyon, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Mountains of the area.
- Sectors of the path traveled.
- Padrayoc when there is visibility.
- Communities and agricultural land.
End of the walk
The hike will end in Capuliyoc, Cachora or the set point to find transportation.
The exact location will depend on the confirmed operation.
After gathering the group and organizing the team, we will start the return to Cusco.
Thermal waters of Cconoc
When the schedule, the road and the operating conditions allow it, we will make a stop in the thermal waters of Cconoc.
Entry is not included.
To enter you must carry:
- Swimwear, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Towel, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Sandals, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Cash in Peruvian soles.
- Dry clothes, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
The visit may be omitted when there are delays, closures, bad weather or conditions that may affect the return.
Lunch
The fourth lunch is included and served in a restaurant or coordinated place during the return.
The location will depend on the schedule of the day.
Return to Cusco
Then we will continue to Cusco.
The arrival is scheduled at approximately 9:00 p.m.
The schedule may vary by:
- Rhythm of walking, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Weather in Cconoc, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Traffic conditions may change transfer times and the order of some stops.
- Weather conditions may affect visibility, walking conditions and the duration of the route.
- State of the road.
- Operational stops, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Needs of the group.
Technical Details
- Approximate distance: 8 km
- Walking time: Approximately 4 hours
- Type of terrain: Continuous rise
- Difficulty: Demanding, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Meals: Breakfast and lunch
- Accommodation: Not included, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Optional activity: Thermal waters of Cconoc
Availability
Availability is subject to the confirmation of all limited services involved in the tour. The following booking guidelines help travelers choose a realistic reservation timeframe and understand the factors that may affect final confirmation.
The 4 Days Choquequirao Trek can operate for much of the year, subject to:
- State of the road.
- Conditions of the trail.
- Availability of the guide.
- Availability of the cook.
- Riers and horses, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Camping spaces, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Minimum number of participants.
- Weather conditions, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
We recommend booking:
Group service: Several weeks in advance.
Private service: At least two weeks in advance.
High season: As soon as the date is confirmed.
Large groups: Well in advance to organize horses and equipment.
Weather conditions
Dry season
Approximately from April to October.
You can present:
- Sunny days, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Cold nights, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Dust, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- High solar radiation, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- High temperatures in Playa Rosalina.
- Less presence of rain.
Rainy season
Approximately from November to March.
You can present:
- Heavy rain, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Mud, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Fog, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Slippery trails, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Slides, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Fall of stones, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Growth of rivers, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Changes of camp, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Delays, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
The guide can change the itinerary when there is a risk.
Travel restrictions
Strikes and Blocks
Strikes can affect the roads from Cusco.
Where there is no secure access, the program may:
- Modify the exit point.
- Change the schedule, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Reprogram, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Cancel, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Use an alternative route when available.
State of the path
The route may be affected by:
- Rains, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Slides, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Maintenance, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Fall of stones, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Damage to bridges, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Fires, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Temporary closures, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
Safety will take precedence over the exact compliance of the itinerary.
Emergencies
Choquequirao is located in a remote area.
An evacuation may require:
- Horse, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Assisted walk, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Local transportation, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- coordination with authorities, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Several hours, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Additional expenses, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
For this reason, it is important to have travel insurance.
Lost objects
Each passenger is responsible for:
- Carry the original passport used for the reservation, as it may be required for identity and ticket verification.
- Carry a reasonable amount of cash in Peruvian soles for small purchases and services that do not accept cards.
- Bring a camera or phone protected from rain, dust and accidental impacts.
- Keep a charged phone available for operational messages, tickets and emergency contact.
- Carry any prescribed personal medication in an accessible part of your daypack.
- Clothing, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Electronic equipment, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Canes, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- sleeping bag, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
The company will help search for objects, but does not guarantee their recovery.
Passenger conduct
The company may withdraw or limit the service to a person who:
- Ignore safety indications, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Put the group at risk.
- Assault the staff, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Abuse animals, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Damage archaeological sites, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- Leave waste, when applicable to the confirmed itinerary and operating conditions.
- It is under severe alcohol or drug effects.
- Leave the route without warning.
Book your Trek Choquequirao 4 Days
Choquequirao requires descending to the canyon of the Apurímac, regaining more than a thousand meters of altitude and repeating much of the effort during the return. It is not a simple hike, but it allows you to visit a remote archaeological complex within a large-scale landscape.
Book with Peceros Agency Travel to make the route with transport, bilingual guide, cook, arrieros, cargo horses, food, camps and entrance to Choquequirao.
Inclusions
- Pick-up from the stated hotel area or a nearby coordinated point when vehicle access is restricted.
- Tourist transportation in a vehicle selected according to the group size and route conditions.
- Entrance ticket for the attraction specified in the booking confirmation.
- Professional guide for route coordination, assistance and interpretation of the main sites.
- Specialized cook. as part of the confirmed itinerary.
- Arrieros. as part of the confirmed itinerary.
- Breakfast at a selected local establishment, according to the itinerary.
- Lunch at a selected local restaurant; dietary requests must be reported in advance.
- Dinner according to the program and the service available at the overnight location.
- Camping accommodation and equipment according to the confirmed trek program.
- Basic mats. as part of the confirmed itinerary.
- Kitchen store. as part of the confirmed itinerary.
- Kitchen utensils. as part of the confirmed itinerary.
- A basic first-aid kit carried by the guide for initial assistance during the route.
- Emergency oxygen for initial assistance at altitude; it does not replace professional medical care.
- Operational assistance before and during the tour for the services included in the booking.
- Taxes applicable to confirmed service. as part of the confirmed itinerary.
3 breakfasts
4 lunches
3 dinners
- They may include:; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Soups.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Rice.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Pasta.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Potatoes.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Quinoa.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Vegetables.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Chicken.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Meat.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Eggs.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Fruits.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- The variety will depend on product availability and logistics conditions.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
Special Diets
- You must inform before booking when you need:; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Gluten-free menu.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Lactose-free menu.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Attention for allergies.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Medical diet.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Although precautions will be taken, camp kitchens have limitations and do not always allow to guarantee the total absence of cross-contamination.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Shops.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Kitchen equipment.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Tables and chairs.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Collective team.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Authorized group baggage.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
Considerations
- Availability may be limited.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Some sectors are not suitable for riding.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- The weight allowed depends on the animal and the arriero.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- The passenger must follow the directions of the arriero.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Service can change due to trail conditions.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Animals should be treated appropriately.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- The program includes three nights:; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Night 1: Santa Rosa; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Night 2: Raqaypata; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Night 3: Chiquiska; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
Equipment included
- Shop for two people.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Basic mat.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Dining tent.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
Conditions of the camp
- The infrastructure is basic.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- The bathrooms can be rustic.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Showers are not guaranteed.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Electricity may be limited or non-existent.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- The telephone signal may be irregular.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- The temperature changes according to altitude.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- There may be insects in the lowlands.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Camps can change for operational reasons.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Meals not specifically indicated in the itinerary, including personal orders and upgrades.
- Sleeping bag rental unless it appears as included in the reservation.
- Horse service, which is hired and paid directly to the local provider when available.
- Trekking poles.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Entrance fees not expressly listed as included; these must be paid separately when required.
- Swimwear.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Towel.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Bottled water, snacks and additional drinks purchased during the route.
- Personal refrigerations.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Tips for guides, drivers, cooks or support staff; gratuities are voluntary.
- Personal travel insurance, including medical care, evacuation and trip interruption coverage.
- Professional medical care or evacuation expenses required during the trip.
- Hospital care.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Personal medicines and treatments prescribed for the traveler.
- Personal trekking team.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Accommodation before or after the tour unless it is expressly listed in the package.
- Services not expressly mentioned.; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- Feeding during the trek; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
- The program includes:; this cost is payable directly by the traveler when required.
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