Local Hiking and Bridge Swinging in the Apurimac Region
Sayhuite Stone
Hidden in the hills of the Apurímac region lies the mysterious Sayhuite Stone, an intricately carved granite rock covered with miniature terraces, canals, animals, and temples. Believed to have been used by the Incas to study water flow and landscape design, this fascinating site offers a glimpse into their advanced engineering and spiritual connection to the natural world.
Rumi Capitan Curahuasi
Rising above the valley near Curahuasi, the towering cliffs of Rumiqapitan hold ancient carvings and sweeping views across the Andes. This short but fascinating hike leads to sacred stone formations believed to have ceremonial importance, offering visitors a quiet place to explore history, nature, and the powerful landscapes of the region.
Bridge Swinging
Fun and Exhilarating adventure over the Apurimac River!