Join us for a captivating birdwatching tour in the stunning Chonta Canyon, located near Cusco. This full-day adventure offers nature enthusiasts a unique opportunity to observe the magnificent Andean condors, the largest flying bird, in their natural habitat.
Your adventure begins with a scenic two-hour trip to reach viewpoints through an impressive valley, offering breathtaking views of the Andean landscapes.The first stop on our tour is Killarumiyoq, an ancient archaeological site rich with history of the Inca civilization. As you explore this fascinating site, keep an eye out for small bird species like hummingbirds and Andean Flickers that inhabit the area.
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We’ll pick you up from your hotel and drive you to the province of Anta, where we will seek the largest birds of the Andes mountains in flight. Enjoy a scenic ride with our expert guides. We will have lunch before starting our trek, ensuring a perfect blend of exploration and relaxation within nature’s splendor.
Our adventure begins at the Killarumiyoq archaeological site, a place rich in history and surrounded by natural beauty. This ancient site offers a glimpse into the Inca civilization with its intricate rock carvings and structures. The lush surroundings of Killarumiyoq also provide a habitat for various bird species, including hummingbirds, falcons, great thrush; making it a perfect start to our journey of exploration and discovery.
Next, we journey to the Chonta Canyon, a spectacular spot renowned for its breathtaking vistas and as the home of the magnificent Andean condors. This viewpoint offers a prime location to observe these majestic birds soaring gracefully above the canyon. The dramatic landscape, where the rugged cliffs meet the open sky, provides a serene and awe-inspiring setting. Here, the natural world takes center stage, offering photographic opportunities as you witness the largest flying birds in the Andes in their natural habitat.
Mirador de Condor on eBirdThe climate is quite variable. Expect sunny days, but also be prepared for cool and overcast weather. At high altitudes, temperatures can range from cool to very cold in the early mornings. Carrying a rain jacket is advisable during the wet season.
Bring binoculars, cameras, and sun protection for the best experience. Comfortable walking shoes are essential for exploring the varied terrains of the sites visited.
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