THE FORGOTTEN FRONTIER CORDILLERA APOLOBAMBA
Land of the Kallawayas
The **Cordillera Apolobamba** is a mystical corner in northern Bolivia, near the border with Peru. It is the home of the Kallawayas, the ancient doctors of the Incas, and hosts some of the wildest and least-climbed peaks in the Andes.
This expedition is not just a physical challenge but a spiritual journey through sacred valleys, remote glaciers, and a solitude only found on the forgotten frontiers of the Andean world.
Mystical Itinerary
LA PAZ – CHARAZANI – CURVA (3800 M)
Long journey towards the northern frontier. Charazani is the land of the Kallawayas (Andean healers). Overnight in Curva.
CURVA – INCACHANI CAMP (4000 M)
Start of the trek through remote valleys. Camp in the Incachani area.
INCACHANI – VISCACHANI PASS – SURAQA (4200 M)
Crossing the Viscachani pass (4800m). High mountain landscapes and vicuña spotting.
SURAQA – KATANTICA PASS – BASE CAMP (4400 M)
Ascent to Katantica pass (4900m) with views of Chaupi Orko. Base camp establishment.
SUMMIT DAY (6000 M)
Summit push for one of Apolobamba's giants. Pristine landscapes and absolute solitude.
BASE CAMP – CURVA
Return via an alternative route to the village of Curva.
CURVA – CHARAZANI – LA PAZ
Journey back to the city of La Paz. Farewell dinner.
LA PAZ – AIRPORT
Transfer to El Alto airport. End of the expedition.
Expedition Gallery
