Travel with professional guides and feel safety in all activities.

If you enjoy treks and culture, warm and hot weather, sleeping in tends, views of green valleys, it’s the best option for you.

Medium level of fitness is required.

On the second day, hikers continue their descent through the lush rainforest, immersing themselves in the beauty of the Yungas. The trail follows the course of the El Choro River, passing through verdant valleys and crossing rustic wooden bridges. Along the way, trekkers encounter remnants of the Inca civilization, such as ancient terraces and stone pathways, which act as a testament to the region’s historical importance. This leg of the journey takes approximately six to seven hours, with the day culminating in a well-deserved rest at the village of Sandillani

*Accommodations: Tends

The final day of the El Choro Inka trail brings hikers to the town of Chairo, the end point of the trek. This portion is relatively less strenuous, allowing adventurers to enjoy the scenery as they continue their descent. The trail leads through small villages and farms, showcasing the rural charm of Bolivia’s countryside. After approximately three to four hours of hiking, trekkers reach Chairo, where transportation back to La Paz awaits.

• Transport round trip
• Meals according program (B=breakfast; L=lunch; D=dinner)
• Professional English speaking cooking guide
• Tents, mattresses
• Boiled water for rechargeable bottles
• Assistant guide for 4 people and up

✖ Water or drinks
✖ Sleeping bags
✖ Entrances fees (Bs. 20)
✖ Walking pales
✖ Tips

• Sun’s protector
• Trekking shoes and a cap
• Sun’s glasses
• Layered clothing
• Insect repellent
• Sleeping bag
• Towels and flip flops
• Bathing suit