Choquequirao to Machu Picchu Trek Complete with Ruins - Solo Hike 11 Days

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Documentary and guide for the Choquequirao to Machu Picchu hike including campsites and tours of the ruins. Choquequirao ruins @ 18:30 / Machu Picchu ruins @ 1:03:40 Starts off at the end of the dry season and beginning of the rainy season including having to cross a major landslide on the way to Santa Teresa. The route begins at Cachora's Capuliyoc Mirador and includes Chiquiska, Playa Rosalina, Apurimac River, Santa Rosa Baja, Marampata, Choquequirao ruins and campsite, Pinchayunuyoc, Rio Blanco, Maizal, Yanama, Colpapampa, Hydroelectric Station, Urubamba River, Mandor, Aguas Calientes and Machu Picchu. Includes horses and mules, condors, black backed grosbeaks, motmot and viscacha. Climate zones vary from subtropical scrub to high jungle. This is a difficult hike but much easier if using mules/horses to either carry gear or for riding.
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Video Itinerary:
0:00 - Intro
01:22 - Day 1: Capuliyoc Mirador descent to Playa Rosalina
10:10 - Day 2: Apurimac River ascent to Santa Rosa Baja
14:02 - Day 3: Ascent to Marampata (mules)
18:10 - Day 4: Choquequirao Ruins (7 Sectors) - Choquequirao Camp
33:58 - Day 5: Choquequirao Ruins (2 Sectors) - Pass - Pinchayunuyoc
42:20 - Day 6: Descent to Rio Blanco
45:36 - Day 7: Ascent to Maizal
51:09 - Day 8: Ascent to Yanama Pass - Descent to Yanama
56:20 - Day 9: Transfer to Landslide - Walk/Transfer to Santa Teresa
59:33 - Day 10: Hydroelectric Station to Aguas Calientes
1:03:42 - Day 11: Machu Picchu Ruins
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