
Best Choquequirao Trekking Tours in Cusco, Peru
Escape the crowds and embark on the ultimate Choquequirao Trek in Cusco, the legendary 'sister city' of Machu Picchu. This challenging yet deeply rewarding trekking experience takes you through breathtaking Andean landscapes, lush cloud forests, and ancient Inca trails. Discover untouched archaeological ruins, witness stunning mountain vistas, and immerse yourself in authentic Peruvian culture. Whether you are an avid hiker or a history enthusiast, our guided Choquequirao adventures offer a rare opportunity to explore one of Peru's best-kept secrets. Book your journey today and experience the raw beauty of the Andes!
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Machu Picchu may be the most famous Inca city, but it is not the most remote. On this 5-day Choquequirao trek, journey deep into the Andes to discover one of the largest and least-visited Inca sites in Peru. Far from the crowds, this route leads you through wild landscapes, ancient Inca trails, clou...
- Pre-departure briefing
- Cook, dining tent, and chairs
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Small-group tour for up to 10 people
- Walkie-talkies and emergency satellite phones
- Porters to carry all camping equipment
- 24/7 customer service
- Private camping equipment
- Hygiene products (small towel and soap)
- All transportation and transfers during the tour
- Entrance to the Choquequirao archaeological site
- Portable travel toilet
- Transportation of personal belongings.
- Extras: Inflatable mattress, Bag cover and rain poncho
- Water, tea time, and daily snacks on the trail
- Safety: First aid kit and oxygen supply
- Duffle bag for personal items (up to 5 Kg/11 lb carried by porters)
- All Camping Accommodation and Equipment (3 nights in high-quality tents for 2 people)
- Licensed bilingual Guide
- Gear: Sleeping Bag & Trekking Poles
- Personal hiking clothing and equipment
- Travel Insurance (Recommended)
- Day 5 dinner in Cusco
- Gratuities
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
For those who prefer to explore untouched terrain, Choquequirao is the perfect option. During this trek, you may see less than a dozen, making this place a truly unique and quite retreat. Choquequirao has been nicknamed the 'Twin Sister of Machu Picchu, considered to soon become one of Peru’s hottes...
- Professional English speaking tour guides
- Chef to prepare all meals
- Pick up from your hotel
- Pre-departure briefing the night before at 6.00pm
- Personal porter for your personal staff up to 7kgs
- All transportation from the beginning to the end
- (Optional) Mattress, sleeping bag and trekking poles. We’re happy to offer guidance.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Embark on the four-day Choquequirao Trek in Peru, starting in the Cusco Region. This journey takes you through the Apurimac Canyon and alongside the Apurimac River. On this 64-kilometer (40-mile) trek, you'll approach "Choquequirao," meaning "Cradle of Gold," located at about 3,050 meters (10,000 fe...
- Guided Tour
- Camping Equipment
- Camping Site Fees
- Round-trip Transportation
- Porter Services
- Personal Items
- Personal Gear
- Tips
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
The four-day Choquequirao trek takes you to the last refuge of the Incas, considered so because of the vestiges that exist in the place, such as ceremonial plazas, warehouses, houses and terraces.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to the most common questions travelers ask before visiting.Across the 26 tour options we compare, prices generally range from $392 to $1,076. Most travelers find themselves in the $479–$734 bracket, with a median price of around $642.
The duration of these adventures typically spans between 3.4 and 5 days, with a median length of 4 days.
Every option we compare is categorized as a hiking experience, and 100% of the tours are themed around adventure. Because of the rugged terrain, walking is the most common way to get around, appearing in 92% of the listings we analyze.
While inclusions vary by provider, we found that the most common features across booking platforms include:
- Guided tours (included in 73% of options)
- Meals (included in 46% of options)
- Transport (included in 42% of options)
- Equipment (provided in 31% of options)
- Hotel pickup and drop-off (available in 27% of options)
The feedback is overwhelmingly positive, with an average rating of 4.92★ based on 251 pooled reviews across booking platforms. Travelers frequently describe the trek as an amazing experience or top notch, and many specifically highlight the enjoyable food and excellent meals.
The vast majority of the options we compare are guided tours offered in a group format. However, there is some variety: 12% of the options are private tours, while about 19% are specifically listed as group tours.
To accommodate international travelers, the tours we compare are offered in 5 languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, and Italian.
Rest for the first day: drink plenty of water: and try coca tea to help your body adjust to the high elevation.
Yes, you must book months ahead. Tickets sell out quickly: so plan your itinerary early to ensure entry.
Yes, this tourist ticket is required to enter most major sites in the Sacred Valley and Cusco area.