Trek to Two Great Inca Citadels
This challenging but extremely rewarding Peru 4-day trek offers a chance to approach the magnificent Choquequirao complex on a quiet and isolated route following the Apurimac River into the Vilcabamba range. An excellent choice for adventure seekers with an interest in ancient history.
Set out on an adventure to the Inca complex of Choquequirao thought to have been the gateway to the Incas’ last refuge during their final resistance against Spanish conquest.
Distance: 11.8 miles (19 km) Maximum Altitude: 9,514 feet (2,900 m)
Approximate Time: 6 hours
Gradient: Moderate
Zero postponement fees up to 30 days before arrival, transferable travel credit, and only a 30% deposit required to secure your trip.
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