CUSCO (URUBAMBA): LAGUNA CHAQUICOCHA TREK 1D
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Autor
Routenstatistiken
- Entfernung
- 16,63 km
- Höhengewinn
- 1.258 m
- Schwierigkeitsgrad
- Mäßig
- Höhenverlust
- 1.258 m
- Max. Höhe
- 4.152 m
- TrailRank
-
87
5
- Min. Höhe
- 2.871 m
- Trail Typ
- Rundkurs
- Zeit
- 6 Stunden 56 Minuten
- Koordinaten
- 5125
- Hochgeladen
- 21. August 2025
- Aufgezeichnet
- Juli 2025
bei Huayocari, Departamento de Cusco (Perú)
angezeigt 122 Mal, heruntergeladen 1 Mal
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Beschreibung der Reiseroute
Trekking de ida y vuelta por el mismo trayecto hacia la Laguna Chaquicocha ubicada en la Provincia de Urubamba, Distrito de Huayllabamba. La ruta inicia desde el poblado de Huayocari. Otras caminatas que se pueden realizar por las cercanías de Urubamba, en el Valle Sagrado
CUSCO (URUBAMBA): SITIO ARQUEOLOGICO DE SAYWA SUKANKAS TREK 1D
https://es.wikiloc.com/rutas-senderismo/cusco-urubamba-sitio-arqueologico-de-saywa-sukankas-trek-1d-224612970
CUSCO (MARAS): SANTUARIO DE TIOBAMBA (RUTA C.P. CHEQUEREC - LAGUNA HUAYPO - C.P. TAMBILLO PAMPA) TREK 1D
https://es.wikiloc.com/rutas-carrera-por-montana/cusco-maras-santuario-de-tiobamba-ruta-c-p-chequerec-laguna-huaypo-c-p-tambillo-pampa-trek-1d-224479979
CUSCO (MARAS): SALINERAS DE MARAS (RUTA C.P. TAMBILLOPATA - C.P. PICHINGOTO - C.P. URUBAMBA) TRAIL RUNNING
https://es.wikiloc.com/rutas-carrera-por-montana/cusco-maras-salineras-de-maras-ruta-c-p-tambillopata-c-p-pichingoto-c-p-urubamba-trail-running-225309367
CUSCO (URUBAMBA): LAGUNA YANACOCHA TREK 1D
https://es.wikiloc.com/rutas-senderismo/cusco-urubamba-laguna-yanacocha-trek-1d-226962160
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Urubamba: Complete Visitor’s Guide
Discover the town of Urubamba in Peru's Sacred Valley with this useful guide, including what to do, where to eat, best time to visit and more.
The charming town of Urubamba is enveloped by tall Andean peaks in the heart of the Sacred Valley. Unlike Ollantaytambo and Pisac whose Inca ruins are the main draw, the appeal of Urubamba is the surrounding natural beauty and its laid-back vibes. The host of beautiful hotels are the perfect place to disconnect and treat yourself to a luxurious spa treatments. Adventure-packed sports and tours are just a short ride away!
Overview
As the largest town in the Sacred Valley, Urubamba is an important hub for travel in the area. Many visitors spend some time here either to acclimatize to the altitude or as a stop-off on their way to a Machu Picchu tour . The town is home to many of the best hotels in the Sacred Valley, and offers a number of excellent restaurants as well. Its central location also makes it a convenient base for exploring the myriad archaeological sites of the Sacred Valley such as Pisac and Ollantaytambo.
History
During the reign of the Inca Empire, between the 14th to mid-15th century, the kings ruled over their far-reaching lands from Cusco. Fertile fields in the Sacred Valley yielded bountiful crops so the great civilization never went hungry. To increase crop varieties that grow at different elevations, the Incas ingeniously dug agricultural terraces along mountainsides. Unlike Pisac, Ollantaytambo, and Chinchero, the town of Urubamba was not a site where the Incas constructed a religious temple of outpost.
Francisco Pizarro and his Spanish troops overthrew the Inca Empire in 1531. Despite their organized resistance, the Incas were unable to regain power. The impact of colonization throughout the Sacred Valley is echoed in the colonial-style buildings now lining the streets of Urubamba. Over the centuries, the town grew and earned the reputation as the hub of the Sacred Valley. The church in the town’s central plaza, completed in 1866, is an ode to the spread of Christianity throughout the region.
Attractions
Plaza de Armas
Locals and travelers mix and mingle in this town’s inviting Plaza de Armas lined by small shops, hotels, and municipality buildings. San Pedro Church (or Iglesia San Pedro in Spanish) dominates the eastern side of the square. Completed in 1866, the colonial church of red sandstone bricks features an altar of wood and silver detail decorated with floral motifs.
Enjoy leisure time in Urubamba on a park bench in the main plaza. The shade of tall pisonay and palm trees offer relief from the strong sun and a beautiful mountain skyline peeks over the surrounding buildings. Activity picks up on the weekends with cultural and gastronomic fairs. When hunger calls, several great restaurants and the local market are just a few blocks away.
Train Station in Urubamba
Urubamba is one option for catching the train to Machu Picchu . The private train station at Tambo Del Inka Hotel in Urubamba offers exclusive railway service (operated by PeruRail).
The train ride from Urubamba to Machu Picchu ( Aguas Calientes Station) takes about 2.5 – 3 hours.
The Belmond Hiram Bingham train does not run on Sundays.
Departure and arrival times for the Urubamba Train Station are limited. More railway options are available at the Cusco and Ollantaytambo stations. Talk with your travel advisor about the best train schedule to fit your customized itinerary.
Location: Av. Ferrocarril, Tambo Del Inka Hotel, Urubamba
Hours: Daily, 06:00 to 10:00 hrs and 16:00 to 20:00 hrs
Seminario Ceramics
Seminario Ceramics is a privately owned creative studio and workshop in Urubamba. Artists Pablo Seminario and his wife Marilú Behar work as a duo to mold, shape, and paint one-of-a-kind pieces influenced by designs from pre-Hispanic cultures of Peru. On a tour, you can meet Pablo Seminario and learn about his creative process using ancient molding, clay rolling, and sculpturing techniques. Several local artists have been trained by Pablo and Marilú and now work on-site at their workshop. There are a variety of ceramic pots, plates, and vases available for purchase that make for high quality souvenirs that are truly local.
Location: Av. Berriozabal 405, Urubamba
Hours: Daily: 08:00 – 19:00 hrs
Visit Website
Yucay
The small farming town of Yucay is a 10-minute drive from Urubamba. Santa Apostal Church, which stands prominently between two open plazas, was the first Catholic church built in the Sacred Valley. Yucay is also home to the archaeological site Palace of Sayri Tupac (or Palacio de Sayritupac). The palace belonged to the last Inca, Sayri Tupac 1350-1558. Scholars believe it was used as an Inca astronomy center aid with the changing seasons and agriculture. Design features and unique structural design features include mural painting in the niches, a clay oven that was used by the Incas to finish pottery, and the representation of an Andean Cross (or Chakana).
Location: 2.5 mi (4 km) from Urubamba (between Urubamba – Pisac)
Things to Do
Enjoy the Scenery
The beautiful landscapes and luxurious lodging in Urubamba orchestrate an an idyllic Andean getaway. Escape the bustle of Cusco and treat yourself to a night (or two or three) at a lavish resort or small boutique hotel . Let a relaxing spa treatment and the sound of the Urubamba River coax you into the slower pace of the Sacred Valley. Stare in wide-eyed amazement at the beautiful mountain vistas lounging by the pool of your hotel and enjoy the serenity of the moment. Our recommended Sacred Valley hotels have been hand selected for their first class amenities and opulent properties.
Adventure Sports
A variety of adrenaline packed tours can be arranged from Urubamba. Which activity answers your call to adventure?
River Rafting
Tackle the rapids of the Urubamba River with your travel companions and speed past spectacular views of terraced mountainsides. Afterwards, eat lunch by the river. Popular rafting routes in the Sacred Valley run between Urubamba-Ollantaytambo and Vilcanota-Urubamba. These sections of the river have class 2-3 rapids appropriate for first timers rafters and kids.
Mountain Biking
Explore the extensive network of dirt trails between Pisac and Ollantaytambo on a biking tour. Many routes involve hills, so be prepared for the physical effort. Alternatively, you can rent a bike in Urubamba and leisurely explore the town streets independently. Some hotels even have bikes their guests can use for free.
Horseback Riding
Saddle up for a high altitude adventure on a horse through Andean terrain. A popular ride near Urubamba goes up to the Maras Salt Pans and circular terraces of Moray.
Note: Ask your travel advisor for a more information about the adventure activities listed above. Private or group tour may be available.
Geography
The town of Urubamba is about a one-hour drive northeast of Cusco. The two-lane highway climbs in elevation from Cusco to a high plateau and passes exits for Chinchero and Maras and Moray before descending into the Sacred Valley to Urubamba. Urubamba is located on the valley floor along the banks of the Urubamba River about halfway between Pisac and Ollantaytambo.
Distances from Urubamba
Here are the distance of Urubamba from other important cities and towns in the area:
Cusco, 30 mi / 50 km
Pisac, 25 mi / 40 km
Ollantaytambo, 12 mi / 20 km
Chinchero, 11 mi / 18 km
Elevation
The town of Urubamba is located at 9,420 ft (2,870 m) above sea level. This is about 1,700 ft (500 m) lower in elevation than Cusco (11,120 ft/ 3,400 m). Urubamba sits in the shadows of Chicon mountain that towers to an elevation of 18,143 ft (5530 m).
Altitude Sickness
When you first get to Cusco, staying the first couple nights at a lower altitude in Urubamba, instead of Cusco, will help you acclimate better.
Altitude sickness is a condition caused when you travel from a low elevation to a higher elevation with less air density. Severe reactions to the altitude change are rare and hard to predict. Many travelers only experience minor side effects, including shortness of breath, nausea, headache, and loss of appetite. Before you travel, ask your doctor about medications that are available to prevent altitude sickness.
FUENTE: https://www.peruforless.com/blog/urubamba
CUSCO (URUBAMBA): SITIO ARQUEOLOGICO DE SAYWA SUKANKAS TREK 1D
https://es.wikiloc.com/rutas-senderismo/cusco-urubamba-sitio-arqueologico-de-saywa-sukankas-trek-1d-224612970
CUSCO (MARAS): SANTUARIO DE TIOBAMBA (RUTA C.P. CHEQUEREC - LAGUNA HUAYPO - C.P. TAMBILLO PAMPA) TREK 1D
https://es.wikiloc.com/rutas-carrera-por-montana/cusco-maras-santuario-de-tiobamba-ruta-c-p-chequerec-laguna-huaypo-c-p-tambillo-pampa-trek-1d-224479979
CUSCO (MARAS): SALINERAS DE MARAS (RUTA C.P. TAMBILLOPATA - C.P. PICHINGOTO - C.P. URUBAMBA) TRAIL RUNNING
https://es.wikiloc.com/rutas-carrera-por-montana/cusco-maras-salineras-de-maras-ruta-c-p-tambillopata-c-p-pichingoto-c-p-urubamba-trail-running-225309367
CUSCO (URUBAMBA): LAGUNA YANACOCHA TREK 1D
https://es.wikiloc.com/rutas-senderismo/cusco-urubamba-laguna-yanacocha-trek-1d-226962160
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Urubamba: Complete Visitor’s Guide
Discover the town of Urubamba in Peru's Sacred Valley with this useful guide, including what to do, where to eat, best time to visit and more.
The charming town of Urubamba is enveloped by tall Andean peaks in the heart of the Sacred Valley. Unlike Ollantaytambo and Pisac whose Inca ruins are the main draw, the appeal of Urubamba is the surrounding natural beauty and its laid-back vibes. The host of beautiful hotels are the perfect place to disconnect and treat yourself to a luxurious spa treatments. Adventure-packed sports and tours are just a short ride away!
Overview
As the largest town in the Sacred Valley, Urubamba is an important hub for travel in the area. Many visitors spend some time here either to acclimatize to the altitude or as a stop-off on their way to a Machu Picchu tour . The town is home to many of the best hotels in the Sacred Valley, and offers a number of excellent restaurants as well. Its central location also makes it a convenient base for exploring the myriad archaeological sites of the Sacred Valley such as Pisac and Ollantaytambo.
History
During the reign of the Inca Empire, between the 14th to mid-15th century, the kings ruled over their far-reaching lands from Cusco. Fertile fields in the Sacred Valley yielded bountiful crops so the great civilization never went hungry. To increase crop varieties that grow at different elevations, the Incas ingeniously dug agricultural terraces along mountainsides. Unlike Pisac, Ollantaytambo, and Chinchero, the town of Urubamba was not a site where the Incas constructed a religious temple of outpost.
Francisco Pizarro and his Spanish troops overthrew the Inca Empire in 1531. Despite their organized resistance, the Incas were unable to regain power. The impact of colonization throughout the Sacred Valley is echoed in the colonial-style buildings now lining the streets of Urubamba. Over the centuries, the town grew and earned the reputation as the hub of the Sacred Valley. The church in the town’s central plaza, completed in 1866, is an ode to the spread of Christianity throughout the region.
Attractions
Plaza de Armas
Locals and travelers mix and mingle in this town’s inviting Plaza de Armas lined by small shops, hotels, and municipality buildings. San Pedro Church (or Iglesia San Pedro in Spanish) dominates the eastern side of the square. Completed in 1866, the colonial church of red sandstone bricks features an altar of wood and silver detail decorated with floral motifs.
Enjoy leisure time in Urubamba on a park bench in the main plaza. The shade of tall pisonay and palm trees offer relief from the strong sun and a beautiful mountain skyline peeks over the surrounding buildings. Activity picks up on the weekends with cultural and gastronomic fairs. When hunger calls, several great restaurants and the local market are just a few blocks away.
Train Station in Urubamba
Urubamba is one option for catching the train to Machu Picchu . The private train station at Tambo Del Inka Hotel in Urubamba offers exclusive railway service (operated by PeruRail).
The train ride from Urubamba to Machu Picchu ( Aguas Calientes Station) takes about 2.5 – 3 hours.
The Belmond Hiram Bingham train does not run on Sundays.
Departure and arrival times for the Urubamba Train Station are limited. More railway options are available at the Cusco and Ollantaytambo stations. Talk with your travel advisor about the best train schedule to fit your customized itinerary.
Location: Av. Ferrocarril, Tambo Del Inka Hotel, Urubamba
Hours: Daily, 06:00 to 10:00 hrs and 16:00 to 20:00 hrs
Seminario Ceramics
Seminario Ceramics is a privately owned creative studio and workshop in Urubamba. Artists Pablo Seminario and his wife Marilú Behar work as a duo to mold, shape, and paint one-of-a-kind pieces influenced by designs from pre-Hispanic cultures of Peru. On a tour, you can meet Pablo Seminario and learn about his creative process using ancient molding, clay rolling, and sculpturing techniques. Several local artists have been trained by Pablo and Marilú and now work on-site at their workshop. There are a variety of ceramic pots, plates, and vases available for purchase that make for high quality souvenirs that are truly local.
Location: Av. Berriozabal 405, Urubamba
Hours: Daily: 08:00 – 19:00 hrs
Visit Website
Yucay
The small farming town of Yucay is a 10-minute drive from Urubamba. Santa Apostal Church, which stands prominently between two open plazas, was the first Catholic church built in the Sacred Valley. Yucay is also home to the archaeological site Palace of Sayri Tupac (or Palacio de Sayritupac). The palace belonged to the last Inca, Sayri Tupac 1350-1558. Scholars believe it was used as an Inca astronomy center aid with the changing seasons and agriculture. Design features and unique structural design features include mural painting in the niches, a clay oven that was used by the Incas to finish pottery, and the representation of an Andean Cross (or Chakana).
Location: 2.5 mi (4 km) from Urubamba (between Urubamba – Pisac)
Things to Do
Enjoy the Scenery
The beautiful landscapes and luxurious lodging in Urubamba orchestrate an an idyllic Andean getaway. Escape the bustle of Cusco and treat yourself to a night (or two or three) at a lavish resort or small boutique hotel . Let a relaxing spa treatment and the sound of the Urubamba River coax you into the slower pace of the Sacred Valley. Stare in wide-eyed amazement at the beautiful mountain vistas lounging by the pool of your hotel and enjoy the serenity of the moment. Our recommended Sacred Valley hotels have been hand selected for their first class amenities and opulent properties.
Adventure Sports
A variety of adrenaline packed tours can be arranged from Urubamba. Which activity answers your call to adventure?
River Rafting
Tackle the rapids of the Urubamba River with your travel companions and speed past spectacular views of terraced mountainsides. Afterwards, eat lunch by the river. Popular rafting routes in the Sacred Valley run between Urubamba-Ollantaytambo and Vilcanota-Urubamba. These sections of the river have class 2-3 rapids appropriate for first timers rafters and kids.
Mountain Biking
Explore the extensive network of dirt trails between Pisac and Ollantaytambo on a biking tour. Many routes involve hills, so be prepared for the physical effort. Alternatively, you can rent a bike in Urubamba and leisurely explore the town streets independently. Some hotels even have bikes their guests can use for free.
Horseback Riding
Saddle up for a high altitude adventure on a horse through Andean terrain. A popular ride near Urubamba goes up to the Maras Salt Pans and circular terraces of Moray.
Note: Ask your travel advisor for a more information about the adventure activities listed above. Private or group tour may be available.
Geography
The town of Urubamba is about a one-hour drive northeast of Cusco. The two-lane highway climbs in elevation from Cusco to a high plateau and passes exits for Chinchero and Maras and Moray before descending into the Sacred Valley to Urubamba. Urubamba is located on the valley floor along the banks of the Urubamba River about halfway between Pisac and Ollantaytambo.
Distances from Urubamba
Here are the distance of Urubamba from other important cities and towns in the area:
Cusco, 30 mi / 50 km
Pisac, 25 mi / 40 km
Ollantaytambo, 12 mi / 20 km
Chinchero, 11 mi / 18 km
Elevation
The town of Urubamba is located at 9,420 ft (2,870 m) above sea level. This is about 1,700 ft (500 m) lower in elevation than Cusco (11,120 ft/ 3,400 m). Urubamba sits in the shadows of Chicon mountain that towers to an elevation of 18,143 ft (5530 m).
Altitude Sickness
When you first get to Cusco, staying the first couple nights at a lower altitude in Urubamba, instead of Cusco, will help you acclimate better.
Altitude sickness is a condition caused when you travel from a low elevation to a higher elevation with less air density. Severe reactions to the altitude change are rare and hard to predict. Many travelers only experience minor side effects, including shortness of breath, nausea, headache, and loss of appetite. Before you travel, ask your doctor about medications that are available to prevent altitude sickness.
FUENTE: https://www.peruforless.com/blog/urubamba
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Una preciosa ruta y bonitas fotografias, gracias por compartirla.
Un fuerte abrazo.
Sitio espectacular, gracias por compartir!!!
Un saludo desde la distancia 👍
Magnífica ruta por el Valle Sagrado.
Bien explicada y fotografiada.
Un abrazo
Espectacular ruta Alfredo,con gran reportaje fotográfico del recorrido👏👏👏👏.
Un abrazo
Gracias por compartir tus experiencias con bonitas fotos. Un abrazo y mucha montaña
Preciosa ruta a la Laguna Chaquicocha. Gracias por compartirla con bellas imágenes y detallada descripción. Un abrazo montañero!
Preciosa ruta con muy bellos rincones.
Felicidades compañero!!
Espetacular percurso Andino com subida e visita da Laguna Chaquicocha. Obrigado pela partilha
Magnífica y espectacular ruta con un interesante y bonito recorrido hasta la Laguna Chaquicocha. Una excelente descripción junto con unas maravillosas fotografías realizadas.
Enhorabuena 😃👏💪
Çok güzel bir rota ve güzel fotoğraflar. Tebrikler.
Pasada de sitio, gracias por compartir!!!! Un super abrazo!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Estupenda ruta muchas gracias por compartir un abrazo 🤗
Gracias por compartir esta estupenda ruta Alfredo! 👏👏🙂
Abrazos montañeros! 🤗
Excelente lineal 💯💯👌, salud y montaña 👍
Magnífica ruta. Gracias por compartir. Saludos.
Fantàstic recorregut.
Una abraçada Alfredo.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Espectacular recorrido 👍🤗
Espectacular 👌🏼👌🏼
Well done 👍
Good luck friend 🤗🤞
Muchas gracias por compartir tus experiencias 😃👏👏👏
Un abrazo amigo Alfredo
Nos vemos en la Montaña!!!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
excelente ruta
👋👋👋👍
Estupenda ruta con excelentes imágenes. Gracias por compartir. Un abrazo.
Las rocas impresionantes.
Excelente ruta. Muy buenas fotos y explicaciones. Saludos.