El Choro Trek (3 days)

• El Choro Trek (3 days): US$ 283 per person.

• Pickup at your accommodation (downtown area).
• Bilingual guide (English and Spanish).
• Shared transport.
• Camping equipment.
• Meals.
• Tent.
• Beast of burden.

• Camping expences.
• Sleeping bag.
• Sleeping pad.
• Beverages.
  

• Comfortable and warm clothes.
• 40 to 70 l backpack for all the route.
• Trekking shoes.
• Hat.
• Sleeping bag.
• Sleeping pad.
• Sunglasses.
• Sun block.
• Water.

1. Select the departure date from the calendar.
2. Select the number of people.
3. Click on "Add to cart".
4. Pay the full price of the tour online.

Let's enjoy a walk in the heights with this El Choro trek of 3 days, tour that will take us by the Cotapata National Park and its landscapes with mountains and jungle, besides visiting the city of Coroico.

Day 1: La Paz – Challapampa

• The first part of the trip will be from La Paz to La Cumbre at 09:00, at 4,900 m high, which will be the highest point of the trek.
• We will begin the hike to cross the Cotapata National Park, which contains from high mountain landscapes to plentiful wildlife.
• Our way will be over the tracks made of stone by the Tiwanakota, culture previous to the Incas.
• We will arrive at Challapampa where we will have dinner and will camp for the next day.

Day 2: Challapampa – Sandillani

• We will continue the adventure with a 7 hours walk to the Yungas Region.
• Here we will cross rivers, and pass woods and jungle until reaching Sandillani.
• In this place we will spend the night in a Japanese family house that lives there many years ago.

Day 3: Sandillani – Chairo – Coroico – La Paz

• After breakfast, we will walk for 3 hours to Chairo, at 1,400 m high.
• Lunch.
• We will continue our way in a bus to Coroico, at 1,800 m high.
• In Coroico we will be surrounded by nature and will be able to go over the place for a while.
• Then, we will return to La Paz, where we will end the activity at 6:00 pm.

*If you accommodation is outside the downtown area, we will set the meeting point in Maria Auxiliadora Church (ex Hotel Plaza in 16 de julio Ave. with Tiwanaku St.)