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The BEST Full Day Qeswachaka Bridge Tour / Q’eswachaka Inca Bridge 1 Day Tour is unique and out of the traditional excursions.
Q’eswachaka 1 Day Tour. Today, this great cultural legacy has become a potential tourist destination in the Cusco region. The excursion takes just a Full-Day Tour, starts, and ends in the city of Cusco (from 4:30 am to 5:30 pm). The journey is incredible because along the way you can appreciate the living culture. Also Andean landscapes and flora and fauna.
It is the only one left in Peru and is a great cultural heritage of our ancestors. Qeswa = plant fiber braid and Chaka = bridge which means plant fiber bridge.
During the Inca empire time, there were more than 40 thousand kilometers of trails, and the main one was called Qhapaq Ñan (path of the nobility). These allowed the best administration of the empire and the tunnels and bridges that were necessary to cross the rugged geography of the Andes were built, especially hanging bridges made of vegetable fibers to cross rivers.
Currently, there is a single bridge that has been renewed annually for more than 500 years; using rituals and complex ancestral knowledge. The restoration (June 1 to 5) is carried out by the 4 communities that are located around the Q’eswachaka bridge: Huinchiri, Chaupibanda, Choccayhua, and Ccollana Quehue, all of them belonging to the province of Canas, Cusco.
Take the Q’eswachaka Inca Bridge 1 Day Tour and spend an unforgettable day with the expert operators of this tour.
The times are approximate, this can change according to how the tour develops and the group’s exigency.
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Full Day Qeswachaka Bridge Tour. At 4:30 in the morning, we will pick you up from your hotel in Cusco. Then we will travel in a van for 2-hour to Cusipata Town, where we will enjoy our homemade breakfast. Then we will continue traveling making brief stops in the circuit of the 4 lagoons (Pomacanchi, Acopia, Asnaqocha, and Panpamarka). They are beautiful Andean lagoons full of wildlife.
After enjoying the beauty and charm of the 4 Lagoons, we will visit Tupac Amaru II’s historic house and also stop at the small Pabellon volcano.
Later, we will go ahead to our main destination, the last Inca bridge, called Q’eswachaka. Q’eswachaka means vegetable fiber bridge. In this place, in addition to admiring the living culture, we will enjoy the incredible landscape of the Apurimac River canyon.
Finally, we will return to Cusipata town, where we will enjoy our Andean buffet lunch and then continue the return trip to Cusco. Arrival in Cusco, approximately at 5:30 p.m.
The entire tour will be shared between 10 or more people. The members of the group will be from different nationalities, languages, beliefs, ages, etc. In this case, you will join our already formed group. We have daily departures.
| Pax number | Price per person | |
| 2 or more people | $ USD 45.00 |
This Tour is exclusively for you who prefer to travel with your couple, family, or friends and don’t want to hang out with strangers. The round-trip touristic minivan and the tour guide will be exclusively only for you and your family or friends. The breakfast and lunch will be prepared by our professional chef.
The fee varies according to your family or friends’ group size traveling together.
| Pax number | Price per person | |
| 1 Persons | $ USD 330.00 | |
| 2-3 Persons | $ USD 180.00 | |
| 4-5 Persons | $ USD 110.00 | |
| 6 or + Persons | $ USD 90.00 |
Q’eswachaka: The last remaining Inca suspension bridge, woven from plant fibers. It crosses the Apurimac River, which gives rise to the Amazon River.
4 Lagoons: Pomacanchi, Acopia, Asnaqocha, and Panpamarka. They are charming Andean lagoons with impressive landscapes and full of wildlife. The locals, around these lagoons, grow different types of crops, as the lagoons provide different microclimates. Locals also take advantage to raise fish / fish farm (trout = salmon family).
The historic house of Tupac Amaru II (José Gabriel Condorcanqui). Peruvian revolutionary. Descendant of the royal dynasty of the Incas. In 1780, he led the great indigenous rebellion against the Spanish authorities. After a great achievement, he was executed by the Spaniards in 1572.
Pabellones Volcano. It is located in the district of Tungasuca. It is approximately 5 meters in diameter and 5 meters high. What makes it a tourist attraction is its unique geological formation and its size. It is a rocky formation (calcareous) that resembles a volcano but in miniature version.
The Apurimac River canyon. It is one of the most important and impressive canyons in Peru, formed by the Apurimac River. The Apurimac River is the source of the Amazon River and is born in the Chila mountain range, Arequipa. On this river was built the current and last Q’eswachaka suspension Inca bridge.
Sharing roads with Andean villages, under constellations that touch eternity.
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