Join us on a thrilling 2-day Huchuy Qosqo Trek journey through the Andes, as we take you on the Huchuy Qosqo Trek. This short yet exhilarating expedition offers a taste of Andean culture, breathtaking scenery, and a peek into the rich history of the region.
Begin your adventure by venturing into the lesser-known Huchuy Qosqo, a fascinating Inca archaeological site. Explore the ancient ruins, immerse yourself in the history, and imagine the lives of the Inca who once called this place home.
Hike Through Spectacular Landscapes
Embark on a trek that unveils the stunning beauty of the Andes. Walk amidst towering peaks, traverse picturesque valleys, and breathe in the crisp mountain air. Nature’s splendor is all around you. Engage with the local communities along the way and gain insights into their traditions and way of life. This is a unique opportunity to connect with the Andean culture in a meaningful way.
Perfect for those with limited time, the Huchuy Qosqo Trek offers a taste of the Andes in a compact package. It’s a brief but unforgettable adventure that leaves you with lasting memories.
Join us on this 2-day Huchuy Qosqo Trek, where every step is a journey through history and every vista a postcard-worthy moment. Embrace the spirit of exploration and make the most of your time in the Andes.
Pick up from the Hotel at 06:00, transfer to the heading to the archeological site of Tambomachay; the hike will start at this point, and will continue through puna landscapes and over the Sicllaccasa pass (4020m/13186ft). We hike along a path that leads to the Ccauca ravine, where we encounter archaeological remains and wild crops, such as tarwi, and a large quantity of cacti. We continue on to the Queullococha pass (4185m/13727ft), surrounding the area in spectacular views stand the Veronica, Pitusiray and Chicon snow peaks. We hike past the Queullococha Lake, where we may see huallatas, ducks and small fish to then climb towards the Challu Challu pass (4220m/13842ft). From this point, we observe the Chinchero plains and the Piuray and Qoricocha lagoons. We then ascend towards the fourth pass at Rumicruz (4230m/13874ft). We then make our way to the Inca rock quarry (4220m/13842ft), which was the place from where the rocks were extracted to build Huchuy Qosqo. We descend towards the Pucamarca community (4010m/13153ft), where we arrive in the afternoon. Here we dine and camp through the night.
After breakfast; we leave at 07:00 our camping place to continue to Huchuy Qosqo. Walk downhill towards the Leon Punku ravine, where we find remains of an Inca bridge and trail. This canyon boasts geological formations surrounded by majestic rocks and boulders that direct the river to Huchuy Qosqo at (3600m/11808ft). Huchuy Qosqo is an Inca archaeological complex with imposing architecture that includes a large open ceremonial center, from which we enjoy a panoramic view of the Sacred Valley, the Vilcanota River. After explanation we start to walk around two hours to the next point (4200m/13776ft), going down around two hours until arrive to Taucca, where we have the lunch place, from here we take our private transport drives back to Cusco to your Hotel
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