Choquequirao Trek 4 Days – Trek to Choquequirao

Choquequirao trek 4 Days or Trek to Choquequirao, is an adventure to explore the another Inca ruins. It is bigger than Machu Picchu. To Incas this was Machu Picchu’s sister city.

Choquequirao means (Gold Cradle). Trek to Choquequirao is perfect for those people who looking to get away from the crowds and are looking for something different than Machu Picchu. It has a lot more to be discovered with a wide variety of flora and fauna, with beautiful landscapes and visit to a major Inca site. Make your adventure of a lifetime with specialist in trekking.

EXPERIENCE the amazing architectural jewel of the Incas on a trek that will challenge your mental and physical limits to renew yourself. Whether you are addicted to physical activity, you love mountains, nature and you are passionate about the history of ancient civilizations, this trekking is great for you.

The Choquequirao Trek 4 DAYS Difficulty and Altitude

Choquequirao trek 4 Days is one of the most difficult circuits in Cusco region; Peru. Because the canyon is very vertical. On the other hand, crossing Apurimac river becomes a big challenge for trekkers who enjoy trekking; and the difficulty of this expedition is offset by the beauty of the spectacular views.

Our Trek to Choquequirao goes through lesser known route

The treks in the Andes mountains as Choquequirao trek 4 Days , Inca Trail and Lares Trek are hard and ventures because on the way you find many difficulties as rain, wind and rocky trail. However; hiking in Peruvian mountains is very exciting with magical mysteries that our ancestors left to enjoy it.

Choquequirao is “also known as Choquequiraw or Choquequirau. It is considered as the Sacred Sister of Machu Picchu. Especially for its structural and architectural likeness. It could be one of the hidden citadels in the canyon of Vilcabamba. Here the Incas descendants took the refuge from 1536.

As you would see, the city resisted the passage of many centuries. Thanks to the lush and wild vegetation; and the stones which have camouflaged and still cover about 90% of its surface.

In the last few years the Peruvian government is restoring the Inca ruins. They want to make it even more accessible for visitors interested in exploring the alternative Incan culture.