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CHOQUEQUIRAO ARCHAEOLOGICAL PARK – CUSCO – PERU LOCATION OF CHOQUEQUIRAO: The Choquequirao Archaeological Park is located in the western part of the Cusco region, crossed by the Vilcabamba chain in a SE-NW orientation, its waters flow into the Apurímac River basin to the East and into the Vilcanota River basin – Urubamba to the West. It is located to the North – West of the city of Cusco at an average altitude of 3,500 m. Choquequirao Extension: It comprises 522,878.30 hectares, with a perimeter of 367.09 km, being Choquequirao one of the most important Inca archaeological sites in the area (Travel Peru Cusco). Choquequirao its Delimitation of the Territory: The delimited area that includes the Choquequirao Archaeological Park is located between the departments of Cusco and Apurímac. Politically it comprises part of the districts of: – Echarate, Vilcabamba, Villavirgen, Inkahuasi, Santa Teresa, Quimbiri, Santa Ana and Maranura in the province of La Convencion in the department of Cusco. – Limatambo and Mollepata in the province of Anta in the department of Cusco. – Curahuasi, Huanipaca and San Pedro de Cachora in the province of Abancay, department of Apurímac. Limits of the archaeological park of Choquequirao: The Choquequirao Archaeological Park within its limits includes districts of the provinces of La Convención, Anta and in the Apurímac region, the Province of Abancay, as shown on the map. Its shock limits are: – To the North, with the districts of Quimbiri, Echarate, Santa Ana and Maranura of the province of La Convención. – To the south, the districts of Huanipaca, San Pedro de Cachora, Curahuasi (Apurimac), Mollepata and Limatambo (Anta). – To the east with the districts of Huayopata, Machupicchu and Ollantaytambo. – To the west with the districts of Chungui and Pacobamba in the department of Apurímac. Accessibility of the archaeological park of Choquequirao: To get to the area of ​​the Choquequirao Trekking area we have the following accesses: 1. Asphalted highway Cusco – Quillabamba via a branch that enters through the town of Chaullay and reaches the town of Vilcabamba. 2. Asphalted road Cusco – Abancay, through the district of Cachora and Huanipaca, enters a bridle path descending to the Apurímac river canyon and continuing to the archaeological complex of Choquequirao. 3. Asphalted road Cusco – Abancay, through the Mollepata district, Anta province, enters a bridle path to the snow-capped mountains of the Cordillera de Vilcabamba (Salkantay snow-capped). 4. Railway line Cusco – Machupicchu and highway passing the Carrilluchayoc bridge that reaches the district of Santa Teresa.