T'akaq

T'akaq rises to an elevation of 4,000 meters in central Peru, featuring steep slopes and exposed rock formations along its mountainous terrain.

Archaeological excavations near T'akaq have revealed evidence of human settlements dating back centuries, with stone structures scattered across the mountain slopes.

The mountain's name originates from Quechua language, reflecting the strong indigenous heritage of the Huanuco region through generations of local communities.

Visitors require high-altitude hiking equipment and proper acclimatization before attempting to reach T'akaq's summit through marked mountain trails.

The mountain serves as a natural boundary between different ecological zones, creating distinct microclimates that support various plant species at different elevations.

Location: Huanuco Department

Elevation above the sea: 4,000 m

GPS coordinates: -9.82724,-76.61484

Latest update: March 11, 2025 12:35