Santa Teresa District

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Santa Teresa District is a mountainous district in Peru’s Cusco Region, known as a gateway for trekking routes to the Inca archaeological site of Choquequirao and for its proximity to Machu Picchu.

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Santa Teresa District canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf administrative territorial entity
district
borderedBy other districts of La Convención Province
climate montane subtropical climate
continent South America
country Peru
countryCapital Lima
currency Peruvian sol
governingLevel third-level administrative division of Peru
hasAccessRouteTo Hydroelectric station near Machu Picchu
hasFeature cloud forests
steep slopes
valleys
hasNaturalAttraction rivers
waterfalls
hasNaturalResource thermal waters
hasNearbyArchaeologicalSite Choquequirao
Machu Picchu
isPartOfTourismRegion Machu Picchu tourism corridor
knownFor adventure tourism
hot springs
proximity to Machu Picchu
trekking routes to Choquequirao
legalSystem Peruvian law
locatedIn Cusco Region
La Convención Province
locatedInCountrySubdivision southern Peru
linked to: Southern Peru
locatedInMountainRange Andes
locatedInTimeZone Peru Time
locatedNear Urubamba River
Vilcanota River
officialLanguage Quechua
Spanish
partOf Cusco Region
La Convención Province
primaryEconomicActivity agriculture
tourism
provinceCapital Quillabamba
regionCapital Cusco
terrainFeature mountainous area
tourismType cultural tourism
ecotourism
trekking tourism
transportRole gateway to alternative routes to Machu Picchu
trekkingRole gateway to Choquequirao treks
usesWritingSystem Latin alphabet
utcOffset UTC−05:00

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Choquequirao locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Santa Teresa District