Choquequirao 4 Days 3 Nights

Choquequirao, a lost Inca city nestled high in the Andes, beckons adventurers to explore its rugged terrain and uncover its fascinating history. This 4-day, 3-night trek promises an immersive experience, guiding travelers through stunning landscapes, ancient ruins, and local culture. Whether you’re a history buff or an outdoor enthusiast, this journey offers a chance to disconnect from the modern world and connect with the captivating legacy of the Inca civilization.

Key Points

• The Choquequirao 4 Days 3 Nights tour offers an immersive exploration of the remote Inca ruins of Choquequirao, including transportation, meals, guide, and accommodations.
• The tour’s itinerary includes visits to Saywite archaeological park, Apurímac Canyon, and the scenic Marampata viewpoint, offering a comprehensive Andean experience.
• The tour is priced from Kč 11,501 per person and can be booked without any upfront payment, with a full refund available for cancellations up to 24 hours in advance.
• The group size is limited to 15 participants, with the tour available in both English and Spanish.
• The tour includes additional inclusions such as entrance fees, a muleteer for luggage, a first aid kit, and walking sticks, providing a hassle-free experience.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

This tour offers a 4-day, 3-night journey to the remote Inca ruins of Choquequirao.

Priced from Kč 11,501 per person, it includes transportation, meals, a bilingual guide, 3 nights in hostels, and porters for luggage.

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and you don’t have to pay anything today to reserve your spot.

The group is limited to 15 participants, and the tour is available in English and Spanish.

Along the way, you’ll explore Inca sites, enjoy Andean landscapes, and experience local cuisine.

Itinerary Highlights

The tour begins with a pickup from Plaza Regocijo in Cusco at 6:30 am on the first day. Guests will visit the archaeological park of Saywite and enjoy lunch with views of the Apurímac Canyon before descending 3 hours to Chuquisqa for dinner and an overnight stay.

| Day | Destination | Activities |

| — | — | — |

| 1 | Cusco – Cachora – Chuquisqa | Saywite, Apurímac Canyon, 3-hour descent |

| 2 | Chuquisqa – Santa Rosa – Marampata | Rosalina beach, Santa Rosa, Marampata |

| 3 | Marampata – Choquequirao – Marampata | Choquequirao exploration, return to Marampata |

| 4 | Chuquisqa – Capuliyoc – Cusco | Santa Rosa, Rosalina beach, Capuliyoc, return to Cusco |

Day 1: Cusco – Cachora – Chiquisqa

On the first day, the tour begins with pickup from Plaza Regocijo in Cusco at 6:30 am.

The group will visit the archaeological park of Saywite, where they’ll admire the impressive Inca stonework.

After, they’ll enjoy lunch with views of the Apurímac Canyon.

Then, they’ll embark on a 3-hour descent to Chuquisqa, where they’ll have dinner and an overnight stay.

Setting out on a 3-hour descent to Chuquisqa, where dinner and an overnight stay await the group.

This first day sets the tone for the challenging yet rewarding trek ahead, as the group prepares to enjoy the remote and stunning landscapes of the Andes.

Day 2: Chuquisqa – Santa Rosa – Marampata

After an early breakfast, the group descends to the Rosalina beach bridge. They then climb to Santa Rosa, where they take a moment to admire the views.

From there, they continue their trek to Marampata.

The highlights of the day include:

1. Crossing the Rosalina beach bridge for stunning vistas.

2. Climbing to Santa Rosa for a break and chance to soak in the scenery.

3. Reaching Marampata, where they’ll have lunch and free time to watch the sunset.

The journey challenges the group, but the rewards of the high Andean landscapes make it worthwhile.

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Day 3: Marampata – Choquequirao – Chiquisqa

After an early breakfast, the group heads to the impressive Inca ruins of Choquequirao, which lies about an hour and a half away.

They’ll have ample time to explore the extensive site, marveling at the well-preserved architecture and soaking in the incredible mountain vistas. A hot lunch prepared by the muleteer awaits them amidst the ruins.

Once they’ve had their fill, the hikers retrace their steps back to Marampata, where they’ll spend the night.

After their fill, the hikers retrace their steps back to Marampata, where they’ll spend the night.

Dinner and rest await them after the day’s exertions, as they prepare for the final leg of their Choquequirao adventure.

Day 4: Chuquisqa – Capuliyoc – Cusco

The group starts their final day with an early descent to Santa Rosa for breakfast.

They then continue to the Rosalina beach bridge for some final photos.

The climb to Chuquisqa for lunch is followed by the journey to Capuliyoc, where they:

1. Take in the stunning views of the Apurímac Canyon.

2. Reflect on the challenging yet rewarding trek they’ve experienced.

3. Prepare for the 4-hour trip back to Cusco, concluding their Choquequirao adventure.

The return to Cusco marks the end of this unforgettable 4-day, 3-night exploration of the remote Inca ruins and captivating Andean landscapes.

Inclusions

The tour includes transportation throughout the journey, with meals provided during the trip. A bilingual guide accompanies the group, and accommodations are arranged in local hostels for 3 nights. Additional inclusions are:

| Item | Cost |

|——|——|

| Entrance to Choquequirao | 60 soles for adults, 30 soles for students |

| Entrance to Saywite stone | 10 soles |

| Horse and muleteer for extra luggage (5kg per person) | Provided |

| First aid kit, walking sticks, and Dafort for extra luggage | Provided |

The tour group size is limited to 15 participants, allowing for a unique and challenging experience.

Experience and Activities

Travelers can discover remote Inca sites and impressive architecture on this tour.

The itinerary offers a unique and challenging experience with small group dynamics.

Highlights include:

1. Exploring the archaeological wonders of Choquequirao, a lesser-known Inca site, and appreciating its impressive architecture.

2. Enjoying the high Andean landscapes, from the Apurímac Canyon to the stunning vistas from Marampata.

3. Tasting local cuisine prepared by residents, providing a chance to immerse in the culture.

This tour promises an unforgettable adventure for those seeking a remote and authentic Inca experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Difficulty Level of the Choquequirao Trek?

The Choquequirao trek is considered a challenging hike due to the steep ascents and descents through rugged Andean terrain. While the trek requires a good level of physical fitness, the stunning vistas and remote Inca ruins make the effort worthwhile.

Can I Bring My Own Camping Gear Instead of Staying in Hostels?

You can bring your own camping gear, but the tour price doesn’t include camping equipment. Staying in local hostels is part of the package, providing a more immersive cultural experience. Check with the tour operator about any changes to the itinerary or inclusions.

Is It Possible to Extend the Tour to Include More Days?

Yes, the tour can be extended to include more days. The operator offers flexibility to customize the itinerary based on travelers’ preferences and fitness levels. Extensions may incur additional costs, so it’s best to discuss options with the tour provider.

Are There Any Age Restrictions or Physical Fitness Requirements for the Tour?

There are no age restrictions, but the Choquequirao tour requires good physical fitness. Participants must be able to hike up to 6 hours per day on steep mountain trails. The minimum recommended age is 12 years old.

Can I Request Special Dietary Accommodations During the Trek?

Yes, the tour operator can accommodate special dietary requirements like vegetarian, vegan, or gluten-free meals. Travelers should notify the operator of any dietary needs when booking the tour.

The Sum Up

This 4-day, 3-night trek to Choquequirao offers a remarkable opportunity to explore the captivating Inca ruins and stunning natural landscapes of the Apurímac Canyon. With a knowledgeable guide, comfortable accommodations, and delectable local cuisine, adventurers can enjoy the rich history and culture of this remarkable destination. Whether you’re a history buff or an outdoor enthusiast, this unforgettable journey is sure to leave a lasting impression.

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