Takesi Trek (3 days)

• US$ 283 per person.

• Pickup at your accommodation (downtown area).
• Bilingual guide (English and Spanish).
• Shared transport.
• Cook.
• Kitchen equipment.
• Camping equipment.
• Meals.
• Tent.
• Beast of burden.

• Camping expenses (Bs. 200).
• Sleeping bag (you can rent it for Bs. 50 per night directly at the operator's office).
• Sleeping pad you can rent it for Bs. 50 per night directly at the operator's office).
• Beverages.
  

• Comfortable and warm clothes.
• 40 to 70 l backpack for all the route.
• Trekking shoes.
• Hat.
• Sleeping bag.
• Sleeping pad.
• Sunglasses.
• Insect repellent.
• Sun block.
• Water.
• Cash for camping expenses (Bs. 200 per person).

1. Select the departure date from the calendar.
2. Select the number of people.
3. Click on "Add to cart".
4. Pay the full price of the tour online.

Join us in this Takesi trek of 3 days, which will allow us to traverse tracks over hill tops and the depths of the earth inside the mines, passing by villages with tropical environment and spectacular views.

Day 1: La Paz – San Francisco Mine – Takesi

• We will go from La Paz to the San Francisco Mine, in a 3 hours trip.
• We will pass by the Palca Canyon to begin the trek in the summit, at 4,500 m high.
• Then, Takesi will be waiting for us after a 4 hours hike.
• Dinner and rest.

Day 2: Takesi – Kakapi

• We will begin the day with a 5 hours trek until reaching the Kakapi village.
• The walking will be by a tropical environment with beautiful views and clear water rivers.
• Once in Kakapi, we will have dinner and will be able to rest.

Day 3: Kakapi – Chojlla Mine – La Paz

• The first activity of this day, after breakfast, will be a 3 hours hike to the Chojla Mine.
• During the trek, we will be able to experience the warm and humid weather.
• Also, we will have great views of the jungle and the possibility to take photographs.
• After lunch, we will go back to the city of La Paz at 6:00 pm.

*If you accommodation is outside the downtown area, we will set the meeting point in Maria Auxiliadora Church (ex Hotel Plaza in 16 de julio Ave. with Tiwanaku St.)