Choro

Day 1. Chucura - Challapampa 2,800m

Pick up from the Hotel heading to La Cumbre. 4,600 m.s/n.m. where we will observe a characteristic fauna of the altiplano, llamas and alpacas, as well as seagulls that fly over the water dam and that are considered bearers of good luck, from this height we must still reach the top of the pass located at 4780m. Going up slowly and gradually until you reach this pass where walkers usually leave some offerings. From this point we begin our descent towards a lower area with more vegetation and where we will find some houses of the inhabitants of this pre-Columbian path. Approximately 6 hours of walking, camping.

Day 2. Challapampa - Pabellonani

This day we start our walk after a restful rest, with lighter clothes, the trail is still well preserved, it demonstrates the ingenuity and ability of construction already in the time before the arrival of the Incas, since these roads served to unite different ecological systems taking products from the highlands to the subtropics, maintaining an active trade. We will cross suspension bridges to save the rivers of transparent water that are tributaries of the Amazon system, in the afternoon we will arrive at our campsite in Pabellonani. 6 ½ walk approximately, camping.

Day 3. Pabellonani - Chairo

Beginning of the trekking early in the morning to take advantage of the best views of this part of the walk, the area becomes wetter and the vegetation more copious, the path built defies the geography of the place, on the descent it becomes winding, you can observe waterfalls of clean water that is used by the locals for their consumption and agricultural work. At noon we will arrive at Sandillani, where a friendly Japanese inhabitant of the place for more than thirty years has built a garden of incomparable beauty. In the afternoon we will reach the end of our journey, arriving at 1200 meters above sea level in the town of Chairo, where our vehicle awaits us to return to La Paz.

The tour includes:

Accommodation:

Camping equipment (two-person tents and mattress).

Feeding:

Three meals per day (continental breakfast, sandwiches for noon and hot food for dinner).

Guide:

Experienced guide/driver in English.

Vehicle:

Minibus (van) with oxygen equipment. 4×4 vehicle to travel around Bolivia (Toyota Land Cruiser). Return transportation Chairo-La Paz.

Others:

Kitchen tent, tables, chairs and kitchen utensils.
Entrance to the national park.
Chef.
Mules to carry most of the equipment, it is suggested to carry a maximum of 15 kilos per person.

Not Included:

Personal cleaning equipment.
Flashlight.
Sleeping bag.
Sunglasses.
Mosquito repellent.