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Ccorca and Tecsecocha's Farallons By Bike
The Farallones are a geological formation of rocks that rise vertically from the ground and resemble a natural wall. In the case of the Farallones de Tecsecocha, this rock formation is a distinctive natural feature found in this beautiful area of Cusco.
Discover the impressive Farallones de Tecsecocha in Cusco. With heights ranging from 40 to 100 meters, this tourist destination boasts breathtaking panoramic views of the district of Ccorca, Tecsecocha and Cusco. In addition, it is possible to visit tombs and cave paintings of the first settlers of the area. Do not miss this unique experience on your next vacation in Cusco!
In addition to its natural beauty and cultural significance, Tecsecocha is also an ideal place for those seeking adventure and outdoor activities. From hiking and rock climbing to boating on the nearby lake, there are many ways to explore the area and enjoy its breathtaking scenery.
If you are a nature lover, don't miss the opportunity to visit this unique place. You can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys while immersing yourself in the rich history and culture of the region. In short, Tecsecocha is a hidden treasure that you cannot miss on your visit to Cusco.
The cliffs of Tecsecocha are a geological wonder, formed by the erosion of rock over time and shaped into a series of vertical columns that resemble a staircase.
Tecsecocha translates as "a place where water flows from top to bottom" in the Quechua language. The name has been given because the place is surrounded by an imposing waterfall and we can find tombs and cave paintings of the first settlers of this magical and historic place.
We will pick you up from your hotel at 9:00 am and head towards the District of CCorca a 45 minute ride reaching the highest point at 4075masl.
Here we will start with the use of safety equipment and then begin the descent on bicycles observing unique landscapes such as the Quiswarcancha Wetlands and the Inca trail or Qapaq Ñan route that was also known as the fish route, after a descent of 1 hour (09km distance) we will arrive at the Farallones de Tecsecocha, place where we start our walk to visit this magnificent place and 5 minutes away we will have the opportunity to see the cave paintings of Tecsecocha and part of the native flora of the place as Queuñas, the journey to the cliffs is 30 to 45 minutes approximately a path of stone steps observing the geological formations in the descent, and skeletal remains of ancient Peruvians.
Arriving at the place we will have time for photographs and exploration of the place, at the end we will have our lunch, after that we will return to Cusco.
Included:
- Tour guide in English, German or Spanish.
- bus
- Lunch
- Mountain bike, SCOTT
- Energy Snack
- Segurity equipment
- Entrances fee
- First aid kit
- Oxygen Tank
Excluded:
- Travel Insurance
- Breakfast or Dinner
- Mineral water
- Alcoholic beverages
- Tips for the team
- January :Every Day
- February:Every Day
- March:Every Day
- April:Every Day
- May:Every Day
- June:Every Day
- July:Every Day
- August: Every Day
- September:Every Day
- October: Every Day
- November:Every Day
- December:Every Day
Climate in the Farallones of Tecsecocha.
The Farallones de Tecsecocha, share the same seasons as in the entire Cusco region, the marked seasons are:
Rainy season, from November to March.
The dry season, from April to October.
What is the best time to go to the cliffs of Tecsecocha, Ccorca – Cusco?
The dry season is the best time to visit the cliffs of Tecsecocha, from April to October, you can also visit this place in the rainy season, take with you warm clothes and a rain poncho because the weather is changeable in the rainy season.
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