Prepare for an unforgettable adventure through the mystical Choquequirao territory, the hidden treasure of the Andes! Let us teach you 50 fascinating and important 50 facts about Choquequirao that can be useful if you are organizing a spectacular Peruvian trek.
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WHAT IS CHOQUEQUIRAO?
Located in the south of Peru, it is a poorly known Inca city, which may have been the last bastion of the Inca civilization and may have been the last effort to recover the power of the Inca Empire or Tawantinsuyo.
Nowadays, it’s a Peruvian National Heritage Site, and in 2017, it was declared “Best in Travel” according to the Lonely Planet travel guide.
Choquequirao, the sacred sister of Machu Picchu
WHERE IS CHOQUEQUIRAO LOCATED?
It is located on one of the slopes of the snow-capped Quriwayrachina, beside the Apurimac Valley, district of Santa Teresa, province of La Convención in Cusco-Peru.
Choquequirao Archaeological Park
WHAT DOES CHOQUEQUIRAO MEAN?
Choquequirao is a Quechua word meaning ‘Cradle of Gold‘. According to the chronics about Choquequirao. There is a mountain with the same name and Choquequirao was named after it.
HOW HIGH IS CHOQUEQUIRAO PERU?
Choquequirao is at 3,033 m.a.s.l./9,940 ft.
WHO DISCOVERED CHOQUEQUIRAO?
The archaeological complex was supposedly discovered by Hiram Bingham, who two years later arrived at Machu Picchu.
Hiram Bingham
WHEN WAS CHOQUEQUIRAO PERU DISCOVERED?
It was discovered in 1909, when the famous historian Hiram Bingham was seeking Inca’s treasures. He took the Tambobamba Hacienda route, after receiving information from the Apurimac’s Authority.
According to the information about Choquequirao Trek, he conducted excavations in the Ushnu, and then discovered a kind of grid, several stones aligned at right angles.
Photograph of Choquequirao from the Ushnu
WHAT SECTORS DOES CHOQUEQUIRAO HAVE?
- Sector I: The upper square, buildings and fountains (Hanan).
- Sector II: Stores and warehouses (Qolqas) and Bingham’s “Giant Stairs”.
- Sector III: Main square (Haucaypata) and annexed buildings (Houses of the rulers and kallankas).
- Sector IV: Temple of the Triumphal Wall and sacred stables.
- Sector V: Ceremonial Ushnu.
- Sector VI: Temple of the Priests.
- Sector VII: Immense platforms or sacred platforms.
- Sector VIII: Platforms of the “Llamas of the Sun”.
Llamas of the Sun
CHOQUEQUIRAO PERU TODAY
Choquequirao is, today, a great trekking alternative for more adventurous tourists, who seeks for an uncrowded trek like the Choquequirao Hike. The only way to get there, at the moment, is on foot. Additionally, the Peruvian government has already set its sights on building a cable car to make it easier to get to Choquequirao Archaeological Complex avoiding the Choquequirao Trek or Choquequirao trails.
If you really want to visit it, do it now! Maybe in the future things will change.
IS CHOQUEQUIRAO PERU WORTH IT?
Yes, the facts about Choquequirao Trek have determined that it is a tourist destination offering you a unique experience combining landscapes, nature, incredible panoramic views and one of the most impressive and unique constructions of the Inca culture “Choquequirao Peru“.
Remember, nowadays Choquequirao Peru is relatively uncrowded offering you a personalised, peaceful exploration and exclusive trek for you.
CHOQUEQUIRAO PERU TODAY
Choquequirao is a great trekking alternative for more adventurous tourists, who seek for an uncrowded trek like the Choquequirao Hike. The only way to get there, at the moment, is on foot. Additionally, the Peruvian government has already set its sights on building a cableway to make it easier to get to Choquequirao Archaeological Complex avoiding the Choquequirao Trek or Choquequirao trails.
If you really want to visit it, do it now! Maybe in the future things will change.
IS CHOQUEQUIRAO PERU WORTH IT?
Yes, the facts about Choquequirao Trek have determined that it is a tourist destination offering you a unique experience combining landscapes, nature, incredible panoramic views and one of the most impressive and unique constructions of the Inca culture “Choquequirao Peru“.
Nowadays, Choquequirao Peru is relatively uncrowded, offering you a personalised, peaceful exploration and exclusive trek.
Photograph of Choquequirao from the Ushnu
WHAT IS THE BEST SEASON FOR TREKKING TO CHOQUEQUIRAO PERU?
One of the most important facts about Choquequirao is the time you will trek. The best season for trekking is during the dry season in the Andes, preferably from May to August. In these months the weather is sunny and warm, but you have to be prepared for everything because you never know…
Best season to trek Choquequirao Peru
HOW IS THE CHOQUEQUIRAO TREK WEATHER?
Choquequirao has the perfect weather for trekking with your family owing to its geographical location and proximity to the Apurimac Canyon. It enjoys an average temperature of 17 °C if there is a clear sky, whereas at night the weather is a little colder.
Climate of Choquequirao Peru around the years.
HOW IS THE FLORA AROUND THE CHOQUEQUIRAO HIKE?
Due to its location, the flora around Choquequirao Hike is lush, green and important to our nation. Choquequirao Archaeological Reserve was created for its cultural and biodiversity significance by the Peruvian government.
As we enter the valley area, orchids, lichens, ferns, native trees and scrubs are spread along the Choquequirao trek.
Crops along the Choquequirao Trek.
HOW IS THE FAUNA AROUND THE CHOQUEQUIRAO TRAIL?
So far, the fauna and flora are important facts about Choquequirao because they are part of the experience. Choquequirao Hike has an endemic ecosystem in Peru, and it has endemic wildlife such as Apurimac Brushfinch, Rusty-fronted Canastero, and Pale-tailed Canastero, or some other hummingbirds such as Western Mountaineer, Shining Sumbean among others.
Fauna of Choquequirao Trail
IS IT NECESSARY PREPARATION FOR THE CHOQUEQUIRAO TREK?
Yes, as the Choquequirao trek is a tough hike, we recommend you:
Prepare yourself physically with muscular and cardiovascular endurance exercises. You can start with short treks to 15 km treks. Also, if you can mountaineer, do it.
Training before the Choquequirao Hike
SHOULD I ACCLIMATISE BEFORE HIKE THE CHOQUEQUIRAO TRAILS?
To feel comfortable during a trek, acclimatisation is essential, regardless of experience. Also, avoid alcohol and eat light food.
- A recommendation is to acclimatize for 3 days in Cusco or its surroundings, and if you have a quick trip, at least one day before being above 4000 m.a.s.l.
- Also, you can hike around Cusco and the Sacred Valley.
Choquequirao Peru: Tips to be well acclimatized.
WHAT MEDICATION SHOULD I TAKE FOR THE CHOQUEQUIRAO TREK?
Well acclimatization and medication are imperative facts about Choquequirao Peru. To prepare for the Choquequirao Hike, make sure you have your medicine. I mean, a good first aid kit is useful to treat allergies, bites, inflammations, cough’s symptoms and others.
- Paracetamol
- Anti-inflammatory.
- Band-aids.
- Antiseptic cream.
- Gauze.
- Valoid (nausea and vomiting).
- Imodium (stomach problems).
- Pain killers
First Aid Kit is essential in trekking activities.
CAN I SPEND THE NIGHT IN CACHORA BEFORE STARTING THE CHOQUEQUIRAO HIKE?
Yes, Cachora is a small town where the trek starts. Something I remind you is that the accommodation in Cachora is as basic as the shops if you are looking for food here.
Remember, this is an option more used by adventurers travelling alone.
HOW TO GET TO CHOQUEQUIRAO PERU FROM CUSCO?
If you want to get to Choquequirao, you must trek. Also, you can hire an agency or on your own. In both options, you leave from Cusco city towards Cachora driving for 4 hours (171 km/108 mi).
HOW TO GET TO CHOQUEQUIRAO PERU ON YOUR OWN?
- If you trek on your own, you have to take the bus to Abancay from the bus terminal in Cusco (40 soles/13 dollars).
- Then, get off in Curahuasi and take other transportation to Capuliyoc for one hour.
HOW TRAVEL AGENCIES GET TO CHOQUEQUIRAO PERU?
Statistics of Choquequirao indicate that this is the best option because they guarantee your safety and logistics. INKAYNI PERU TOURS is a rewarded trekking compare that worf in the Andes. They offer transportation, food, mules, guides and other services to enjoy the entire trek experience.
Choquequirao trek 5D/4N
HOW MANY ACCESS DOES CHOQUEQUIRAO PERU HAVE?
- By Huanipaca (IN-OUT): This is the shortest and quickest route to the archaeological complex. Therefore, you will have more time to visit it.
- By Cachora (IN-OUT): This is the most demanding and longest route. If you choose this trailhead, you will have more trekking time and distance whereas the other from Huanicapa. Furthermore, there are streams, one main river, mountains and the same biodiversity compared to the route we mentioned above.
- NOTE: If you want your trip not to be monotonous you can start in Cachora and return by the Huanipaca route. Doing it the other way around is not recommended.
HOW IS THE CHOQUEQUIRAO TREK LIKE?
The trek is an adventure in every sense of the word. It has the Apurimac Canyon and Valley beside the Choquequirao Peru, also has mountains and snow-capped mountains from the Vilcabamba Mountain Range surrounding the area which are home to high biodiversity.
If we compare the Choquequirao Trek with others, you might notice that it is less crowded! Less people, more fun for you, your friends and family!
Choquequirao Trek waits to be conquered for you.
HOW DIFFICULT IS THE CHOQUEQUIRAO TREK?
This is one of the important facts about Choquequirao that you must consider. According to Choquequirao’s information, it is suitable for all fit people and you don’t need to be an expert mountaineer. During the trek, you will trek steep trails upwards and downwards, requiring stamina.
Choquequirao Trek difficulty
IS THE CHOQUEQUIRAO TREK DANGEROUS?
No, but it is recommended to do the trek in the dry season (May-August), as in the rainy season the rainfall can make the terrain very muddy and slippery which could cause slips or fall overs. Furthermore, rock slides are also possible.
Note: The Choquequirao Trail is closed in February owing to rainfall and landslides.
Rainy season along the Choquequirao Trek
SHOULD I GET TRAVEL INSURANCE FOR CHOQUEQUIRAO PERU?
Yes, although it is not compulsory travel insurance before travelling to Peru, it is essential to travel with peace of mind. You will be covered for any unforeseen event that may occur during all the activities of the trek.
This is a common question and one of the important facts about Choquequirao, too.
IS THE CHOQUEQUIRAO TREK LESS CROWDED THAN THE INCA TRAIL?
The Inca Trail is a highly popular trek, which means that almost 2000 people are trekking the Inca Trail each day. So, if you want peace, the Inca Trail isn’t for you.
Choquequirao, on the other hand, is the least crowded hike owing to its location and the way you get there. This makes the journey feel more like your own among the empty Andes.
Choquequirao Hike is the least crowded trek in Cusco
CAN I VISIT CHOQUEQUIRAO AND MACHU PICCHU IN A ROW?
Yes, you can. It is an epic and unique adventure, only the bravest people do the Choquequirao trek and Machu Picchu. The Choquequirao Hike to Machu Picchu starts in Cachora, as in the classic. However, from the fourth day, we will take the trailhead to Machu Picchu. We recommend hiring INKAYNI PERU TOURS, who will help you with the logistics (due to the amount of food and implements needed) and complete the long trek safely and happily!
Links the 2 most important Inca’s constructions in a single trek.
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CHOQUEQUIRAO AND MACHU PICCHU
| Differences | Choquequirao | Machu Picchu |
| Names | Golden Cradle | Old Mountain |
| Location | La Convención – Santa Teresa, Cusco | Urubamba – Aguas Calientes, Cusco |
| Altitude | 3030 m/9940 ft ALS | 2430 m/7972 ft ASL |
| Extention | 18 km/11.2 mi | 120 km/74.5 mi |
| Discovery | 1909 | 1911 |
| Entrance ticket | 16.5 USD | 42 USD |
| How to get | On foot | On foot or by train |
| Average temperature | 5°C – 25°C/41°F – 77°F | 13°C – 26°C/55.4°F – 79°F |
| Average tour price | 510 USD | 250 USD |
| Build date | 1536 AC | 1450 AF |
HOW MANY TREKKING ROUTES TO CHOQUEQUIRAO PERU EXIST?
There are 3 main trekking routes offered:
- The Classic Choquequirao Hike 4D/3N is the fastest tour. It starts and ends in Cachora.
- The classic extended route (the most recommended) 5D/4N allows you to have a full day to explore the archaeological park of Choquequirao Peru. It starts in Cachora and culminates in a relaxing soak in Conoc’s hot springs.
- The Choquequirao 9D/8N route is the most extensive and tough. It starts in Cachora and ends with a visit to Machu Picchu.
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WHY CHOOSE THE CHOQUEQUIRAO TREK 5D/3N?
This is the classic and extensive trek offered only by INKAYNI PERU TOURS.
We recommend choosing this Choquequirao trail option, as you will have 1 entire day to explore and tour the entire archaeological complex of Choquequirao by yourself.
DAY 1: CACHORA (2900 M/9514 FT) – CHIQUISKA (1800 M/5905 FT) 14 KM / SANTA ROSA ALTA (1950 M/6397 FT) 23 KM.
We start the trek in Cachora towards Capuliyoc (2900 m/9514 ft), from where you can observe the mountains, villages and valleys. Afterwards, we descend to our first camp in Chiquiska.
If you can continue, we recommend that you continue on to Santa Rosa Alta, a campsite located 2 hours further on, as it will make the second day’s trek easier.
DAY 2: CHIQUISKA (1800 M/5905 FT) / SANTA ROSA ALTA (1950 M/6397 FT) – MARAMPATA (3000 M/9842 FT) – CHOQUEQUIRAO.
Before the sun rises, we recommend hiking very early in the morning in cool weather conditions. Arriving at Marampata you will have the first view of Choquequirao.
Our trek continues to Choquequirao Peru, which has a free camping area with cold water showers and toilets.
DAY 3. CHOQUEQUIRAO ARCHAEOLOGICAL COMPLEX
Enjoy the sunrise at Choquequirao Peru Archaeological Park. You will be able to visit and explore sites such as the granaries, the houses and religious centres. We remind you to visit the terraces of “The 24 Llamas”, an enigmatic and unique construction in Inca culture.
DAY 4. CHOQUEQUIRAO – COCAMASANA
We return to the Apurimac River (1450 m/4787 ft) while enjoying a privileged view of the Apurimac Canyon and waterfalls in the distance. Finishing the trek with an ascent of 3 – 4 hours to the last camping place in Cocamasana (2300 m/7545 ft.).
DAY 5. COCAMASANA – CONOC – CUSCO
We will walk the last part of the trek to Apurimac Canyon, where we can rest and take pictures. Then we will board a transport to return to Cusco. However, not before observing the enormous Saywite Stone and visiting the hot springs of Conoc.
Altitude map of the Choquequirao Trek 5D/4N
HOW MUCH COST THE CHOQUEQUIRAO HIKE 5D/4N?
| MEMBERS | PRICE PER PERSON | LET’S GO!! |
| 02 PEOPLE | 639.00 USD | BOOK NOW!! |
| 03 PEOPLE | 619.00 USD | BOOK NOW!! |
| 04 PEOPLE | 599.00 USD | BOOK NOW!! |
| 05 PEOPLE | 579.00 USD | BOOK NOW!! |
| 06-08 PEOPLE | 539.00 USD | BOOK NOW!! |
INCLUSIONS OF THE CHOQUEQUIRARO TREK 5D/4N TOUR
- Professional and skilled guide.
- Assistant guide for groups bigger than 9 people.
- Cooker.
- Mules – carry trekking equipment and personal belongings.
- Door-to-door service.
- Water during the trek.
- 4 breakfast, lunch, dinner and happy hour.
- Dining tent, tables and chairs.
- Comfortable Eureka tents.
- Terma Rest mattresses.
- Oxygen (only in emergency).
- First Aid Kit.
- Entrance ticket to Choquequirao.
CAN YOU DO THE CHOQUEQUIRAO TREK ON YOUR OWN?
Yes, you can! The Choquequirao Trail is well-signposted and has different camping areas along its route. So, it is almost impossible to get lost trekking there.
Many people consider this option, so this is one of the most amazing facts about Choquequirao Peru. So, remember to bring everything you need for your trip.
WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF TREKKING TO CHOQUEQUIRAO PERU HIRING AN AGENCY?
As you are on holiday, I believe you can be assured of a well-planned trip, the best professionals at your disposal, and the best camping equipment when you do tours with Inkayni Peru Tours.
- Free yourself and stop worrying about packing lists, transportation, food and other important elements of outdoor activities.
- If you are travelling alone, it can be fun to join a group, make new friends and share moments.
- You’ll always have remote assistance when problems appear. We’ll solve them.
- We’ll handle the paperwork.
- Any issues you have, we will solve them.
- Remember that we are also the only trekking agency offering the Choquequirao Trek 5D/4N.
- Feel the best tour experience.
Inkayni Peru Tours’ group at some point of Choquequirao
PACKING LIST FOR CHOQUEQUIRAO
Ensuring proper trekking equipment is one of the most important facts about Choquequirao Hike, too.
CLOTHING:
- Sandals.
- Trekking, hiking or trail running shoes.
- Waterproof jacket or rain poncho.
- T-shirts (2).
- Trekking pants (detachable) (2).
- Sleeping clothes.
- Fleece jackets.
- Fleece socks (2).
- Gloves.
- Wool hat.
- Underwear (3 pairs).
- Hat.
- Buff (optional).
- Sunglasses.
Clothing for trekking must be comfortable
HIKING EQUIPMENT:
- Travel backpack, 50 L for women and 70 L for men.
- Waterproof backpack cover.
- Hiking poles.
- Water bottles.
- Water purification tablets or water filters.
- Mosquito repellent.
- Sunscreen.
CAMPING AND COOKING EQUIPMENT:
- Camping tents.
- Sleeping bag.
- Pillows (optional).
- Head torch.
- Cookware set.
- Mug.
- Knife.
- Rubbish bag.
Outdoor equipment
ELECTRONIC DEVICES:
- Phone.
- Camera/GoPro/Drone.
- SD card.
- GPS (optional).
- Power bank.
- Headphones (optional).
TOILETRIES:
- Quick drying towel.
- Soap.
- Toothbrush.
- Toothpaste.
- Deodorant.
- Wet wipes.
- Alcohol gel.
ID DOCUMENTS:
- Passport.
- Entrance ticket to Choquequirao.
HOW MUCH DOES THE CHOQUEQUIRAO TREK COST?
- Adults: USD 16.50
- University students: USD 8.50
- Schoolchildren: USD 5.00
Remember that the prices and information about Choquequirao Peru are current at the time this blog was written.
DOES CHOQUEQUIRAO HAVE VISIT SCHEDULES?
Choquequirao Archaeological Complex is open from 7:00 a.m. to 17:00. It is also possible to camp near the entrance.
Enjoy waking up in Choquequirao
IMPORTANT FACTS ABOUT CHOQUEQUIRAO: CAMPING AREAS ALONG THE CHOQUEQUIRAO TRAIL
Below, we will show you the different campsites on the trek:
CACHORA
It is a village located at km 0 and the starting point of the trek. Here, there are shops, restaurants and small hostels ideal for acclimatization one day before the Choquequirao Trek.
COCAMASANA
Located at km 16. It offers camping areas and incredible views of the Apurimac Valley.
CHIQUISKA
Located at km 19. It is a private camping area offering showers for the toilet and some food.
PLAYA DE ROSALINA
It is a private camping area located very close to the river at km 21. You will find a basic products shop, showers, toilets, campfire areas and simple kitchens to prepare food.
Rosalina bridge
ALFONSO
Located at km 22, it is the most basic camping area along the route. In addition, there are no toilets or kitchen, and rain can flood the building.
SANTA ROSA BAJA
It has toilets and showers. Also, it is very close to a ranch where you can find a small shop where you can buy food and simple meals. It is possible to lighten the hike with mules and horses provided by the local family.
SANTA ROSA ALTA
It is a free camp located at km 25, it has basic facilities such as toilets and a small food shop.
MARAMPATA
A small village is located at km 28, it has several camping areas, a small hotel and shops to buy food.
Rustic huts in Marampata Village
CAN I BUY FOOD AND DRINKS ALONG THE CHOQUEQUIRAO TRAIL?
Yes, in the different camping areas, you will find small shops with basic supplies such as water, snacks and toiletries.
CAN I CHARGE MY ELECTRONIC DEVICES DURING THE TREK?
No, if you are traveling on your own, it is recommended that you bring portable and rechargeable solar-powered chargers, as there are no services of this type during the trek.
Normally this is a service offered by agencies, who carry portable chargers.
WHO BUILT CHOQUEQUIRAO?
According to chroniclers, the Inca city was built by the Inca emperor Pachacutec and expanded by his son Tupac Inca Yupanqui.
Pachacutec “founder” and Tupac Inca Yupanqui “expander”.
Pachacutiq and Tupac Inca Yupanqui
THE IMPORTANCE OF CHOQUEQUIRAO PERU FOR INCA CULTURE
It is concluded that according to the investigations of the Choquequirao data, this was a very important point for the Incas, since it was used to make astronomical controls which determined the calendar of agricultural activities.
The curious thing is that these sites are geologically unstable, so the Incas built highly engineered platform systems to stabilise the hills.
There are also indications that it served as a control zone for other cities such as Cusco and Pisac. It is considered the point of connection between Peru’s jungle and the Andes.
THE FIRST EXCAVATION IN CHOQUEQUIRAO PERU
The first works took place decades after Bingham has discovered it. From 1970 to 1986, intensive studies were made to restore the complex.
HOW MUCH OF CHOQUEQUIRAO HAS BEEN EXPLORED?
Approximately 1800 hectares of land are the largest and most complex constructions of the Inca culture. So, it is estimated that only 30% of its totality has been discovered.
WHAT KIND OF CONSTRUCTIONS DOES CHOQUEQUIRAO OWN?
Architecturally, the data indicate that this city has similar features to Machu Picchu, such as the construction of the urban area and other buildings used for ceremonial purposes, residences of priests and to store food.
Choquequirao: constructions influenced by pre-Inca cultures
WHY IS CHOQUEQUIRAO SO IMPORTANT?
So far, there appears to be no evidence of Spanish trace. It has the famous “24 Sun Llamas”, a unique Inca construction.
Two uncommon sacred temples are designed around water, suggesting water plays an important role in the site.
IS CHOQUEQUIRAO PERU “THE LOST CITY OF THE INCAS”?
According to investigations, it was one of the last bastions of resistance for the Incas who abandoned Cusco due to Spaniers seeking shelter in Vilcabamba.
DID THE CONQUERS ARRIVE AT CHOQUEQUIRAO?
In so far as is known about Choquequirao, there are no records of an invasion or conquest of the Spaniards, nor are there any records of a battle or struggle for its conquest.
However, the fact that there is no record does not mean that the Spaniards never officially arrived. Likewise, it is one of the most important facts about Choquequirao…
WHAT ABOUT THE FUTURE OF CHOQUEQUIRAO?
In the future, the Peruvian Government is looking for “Improvement of the Tourist Services of the Choquequirao Archaeological Park”, which will allow the Peruvian state to expand and diversify its tourist offer in the southern zone, now centred almost exclusively on Machu Picchu.
Choquequirao will boost and expand Peru’s southern circuit. It is hoped that this new tourist destination will generate its demand, strengthening local services in Cusco and Apurimac.
WILL A CABLE WAY BE BUILT IN CHOQUEQUIRAO PERU?
- This is a very recurrent question, facts about Choquequirao, for all those interested in knowing the latest data. We investigated the following information:
- The cable car project is still in progress.
- The reason it has not yet started is because it encroached on an environmental protection zone.
- An updated proposal has been requested, whose effects on the ecosystem are minimal.
- It is only a matter of time before the proposed project is approved and cable car construction can start.
OTHER INTERESTING READINGS:
- CLASSIC INCA TRAIL TO MACHU PICCHU
- THE EPIC JOURNEY: HOW HAR IS THE CHOQUEQUIRAO TREK?
- SALKANTAY TREK TO MACHU PICCHU
- INCA JUNGLE TO MACHU PICCHU
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