Choquequirao the second huge archaeological complex in the south side of Peru is made adventure tours from Cusco or Abancay departments, this trek Hill take the hikers around 60 kilometres, starting point in Cachora 2800 masl. 154 kilometres paved way from Cusco plus 15 kilometres unpaved way to Cachora. This “lost city” fascinated 19th century explorers and Hiram Bingham visited it two years before he discovered Machupicchu. Difficult to reach, the ruins are rarely visited by travellers. The southern approach to Choquequirao from Cachora requires a steep descent from almost 2800 metres down to the Apurímac river at 1200 metres, followed by an even steeper ascent up to the ruins. The site is perched a magnificent 1150 metres above the Apurímac, surrounded by densely-forested mountain slopes in the shadow of the huge, snow-capped Salkantay massif. In recent years, the ruins have been partially-cleared by Peruvian archaeologists, and can be easily explored by those intrepid enough to undertake the demanding trek required to get there

The archaeological complex CHOQUEQUIRAO is 47 km from the small town of Cachora where the trek starts with beauty, colorful vegetation and landscapes make this trek an unforgetable experience; the Canyon of the Apurimac river can be appreciated while it descendes, at the play rosalina where we have to cross the rive of Apurimac.