Weapon Cases
Weapon: 9x19VSN Submachine Gun
Inca Camina Base is located in the far north regions of the province, east of Inca Chaca, and it is heavily guarded, as well as loaded with goodies. Infiltrate the base at the main gate with an official vehicle or through one of the vulnerable entry points, such as the railroad tracks. Make your way into the brick building next to the watchtower in the northeast, climb to the rooftop, and cross over to the corner roof to find a Weapon Case.
Weapon: G2 Assault Rifle
Travel up to the San Martin Mountain Hut, located on the mountain, northwest of Nuevo Mondo. Do away with the handful of Santa Blanca soldiers that also visit the lodge before slipping into the house. The Weapon Case sits just inside the front door.
Accessory Cases
ACCESSORY: 7.62x51 Ammo Box (200 LMG)
At the Inca Camina Freight Yard, search the freight storage facility, located on the outside passing loop. An Accessory Case sits on the manager’s desk in the corner office.
ACCESSORY: Compensated Buttstock (Assault Rifle)
Visit the Nevado Llamiru Garage near an intersection, east of the Inca Camina Bravo rally point to find a Rebel Op: Guns for Hire optional mission. Once the sicario has been taken care of, grab the Accessory Case off the metal shelf in the garage.
ACCESSORY: G28 Scope (Sniper Rifle)
Pay the archaeological site a visit southeast of Julpe Alto. Search the manager’s office in the back-right corner of the property to receive a new scope for your sniper rifle.
ACCESSORY: Suppressor (Shotgun)
At the shanty town of Nuevo Mondo, in far south Inca Camina, find the workshop with an airplane nose above the front door on the north side of the village. Step inside and collect the suppressor off the left metal shelves.
Skill Points
SKILL POINTS: +3
Find another Santa Blanca outpost near the northern border with Montuyoc province. Skill Points are available on a console table inside the upstairs office of the chapel. Take care of the snipers in the watchtowers before sneaking in from the east side.
SKILL POINTS: +1
Sneak or fight your way into the well-fortified Inca Camina Base and find the HQ building in the center of the property. Collect the medal from the desk on the second floor.
SKILL POINTS: +5
At the western Refugio De Pastores, find a lone house next to a small bridge. Collect a Skill Point off the corner cabinet inside.
SKILL POINTS: +1
South of the Inca Ruins, a popular lookout has a great view of Julpe Alto. Take out the hostiles that visit the locale and grab the medal that sits on a metal container.
SKILL POINTS: +1
Visit the highest fishing spot in Bolivia northwest of Julpe Alto. Collect a Skill Point that is situated atop a red container on the pier.
SKILL POINTS: +1
A makeshift runway has been constructed on the south side of Julpe Alto by the cartel. A loaded plane is your target in a Gasoline Raid side mission. Before stealing the aircraft, swipe a Santa Blanca commendation off the horizontal stabilizer of the nearby plane wreckage.
SKILL POINTS: +3
At the checkpoint in the far southeastern region of Inca Camina, eliminate the hostiles that man the post before entering the incomplete building. Climb the stairs to the top floor and nab the medal that sits atop the pallet of supplies.
SKILL POINTS: +1
Sneak through the northern side door into the Santa Catalina Chapel that sits alone in the southeast corner of the province. A Skill Point sits on a cabinet just inside.
Bonus Medals
BONUS: Bleed Out Time
A small Santa Blanca outpost oversees Julpe Alto from the north. Infiltrate the house on the east side and ascend to the second floor, where a Bonus Medal rests on the bed.
Kingslayer Files
LEGEND
Follow the snowy path south from the western Refugio De Pastores until plane wreckage is spotted to the right. A legend sits inside a plastic tub next to the fuselage.
Nuevo Mundo: If you spend enough time in Camino Inca (Inca Trail), locals will tell you about a legendary village built in the mountains by people left homeless or displaced by the drug war. The village is called Nuevo Mundo and though no one is able to put it on a map, it is said that its inhabitants have built grand structures out of the wrecks of planes that have crashed in the Andes. If you overlook the mountains at night, you might see the light beams of those there trying to blind the pilots, so as to crash their planes.
LEGEND
At the remains of an Incan settlement, search under the canopies in the northeast corner for a legend that sits atop a worktable.
Tiahuanaco: Tiahuanaco is a major Bolivian archeological site and the heart of the Tiahuanaco Empire that ruled over the region between 300 and 1000 AD. It is composed of different types of temples organized on a geometrical and astronomical pattern. The level of technological advancement and the means used to build these structures remain a mystery to archeologists and scientists. The most famous monuments are the Gateway of the Sun, the Kalasasaya temple, the Akapana pyramid, and the subterranean temple.
LEGEND
Drive southeast from the Incan Ruins until a legend is seen on a rock next to the road. Hop out and collect it for the Kingslayer Files.
Camino del Inca: The Inca Trail refers to a wide pre-Columbian road system that extended from southern Colombia to northern Chile, including Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia. It connected all the regions of the Inca Empire and was centered in El Cuzco, the capital town. It was more than 40,000 kilometers long, at altitudes ranging between 2,000 and 5,000 meters. After the Spanish conquest, the Inca Trail was gradually abandoned. These days, only a few short sections have survived, mainly used by indigenous peasants or trekkers.
LEGEND
Search directly to the west, down the hill, from the San Martin Mountain Hut to find an airplane crash site. Pick up the altitude meter that sits near the fuselage.
Quantu Legend: According to popular belief, the Illimani and Illampu mountains, the highest peaks of Bolivia, are two fallen kings turned into rock by the Earth Goddess. In ancient times, Illimani and Illampu waged a ferocious war on the Altiplano and died in combat, but their sons sought revenge, and the war continued until both sons died as well. Pachamama was so upset that she punished the fathers, making their stars crash on earth, where they formed what are now the Illimani and Illampu mountains.