The Río Apurímac is a major river in southern Peru, flowing through the Andes mountains. It is one of the primary tributaries of the Amazon River, known for its stunning landscapes and diverse ecosystems. The river originates from the high peaks of the Apurímac Region and travels approximately 600 kilometers before merging with the Río Ene. The river is significant for both its natural beauty and its cultural importance. It is home to various indigenous communities, who rely on its waters for agriculture and fishing. Additionally, the Río Apurímac is popular for adventure sports, particularly white-water rafting, attracting tourists from around the world.