The Takesi Trail is an ancient Inca path that spans 40 kilometers, connecting the highlands of the Bolivian Andes to the Yungas region of Bolivia.

It has been used for centuries by traders and locals to travel between the mountains and the jungle. The trail is known for its stunning landscapes, including steep mountains, deep valleys, waterfalls, and tropical forests.

We start the trip in La Paz after a trip of about 5 hours we will arrive at the San Francisco mine where we will see the beginning of the path of Takesi, perfectly paved way, in time of the Incas , was used to extract the fruit and minerals from this area are approximately 40 km of travel.

Spectacular views of the detour to Mururata, it is also a beautiful valley, famous for its cannon the Cañon de Palca.

Takesi Trail offer a beautiful landscapes

We offers a challenging three-day trek due to the altitude and rugged terrain. The Takesi Trail also holds historical and cultural significance, with Inca ruins, petroglyphs, and other remnants of the ancient civilization along the way.

Today, it remains a popular destination for adventure seekers looking for a unique experience amidst the untouched nature of the Bolivian Andes.

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