The Q’eswachaka Bridge is a living jewel of the Inca legacy and a symbol of Andean identity. Handwoven from ichu and rebuilt each year by local communities, it connects past and present. Visiting it means experiencing a millennia-old UNESCO tradition, surrounded by Andean landscapes, high-altitude lagoons, and a deep spiritual connection with living history.
Our adventure to the Q’eswachaka Bridge begins early with pickup from your hotel in Cusco. We travel south through Andean landscapes, passing through Combapata and Yanaoca, where rural life preserves its ancestral essence. Along the way, we stop to photograph the high-altitude lagoons Pampamarca, Asnacocha, Acopia, and Pomacanchi, known for their intense turquoise hues. Upon arrival at the bridge, you learn about its history, annual reconstruction, and cultural significance, and you will have the opportunity to cross this ancestral suspension bridge over the Apurímac River. We conclude with a traditional lunch and return to Cusco, closing a day filled with living culture and unforgettable views, surrounded by local communities, ancestral traditions, sacred nature, and authentic Andean experiences.
The tour begins with early pickup from your hotel in Cusco. We visit Andean villages, high-altitude lagoons, and the Q’eswachaka Bridge, including breakfast, lunch, transportation, guide, and entrance ticket.
Yes. The bridge is rebuilt annually by local communities using ancestral techniques and is in active use.
It is not physically demanding. It is suitable for most travelers, though acclimatization to the altitude is recommended.
Andean landscapes, high-mountain lagoons, traditional communities, and the last functioning Inca suspension bridge over the Apurímac River.
Our adventure to the Q’eswachaka Bridge begins early with pickup from your hotel in Cusco. We travel south through Andean landscapes, passing through Combapata and Yanaoca, where rural life preserves its ancestral essence. Along the way, we stop to photograph the high-altitude lagoons Pampamarca, Asnacocha, Acopia, and Pomacanchi, known for their intense turquoise hues. Upon arrival at the bridge, you learn about its history, annual reconstruction, and cultural significance, and you will have the opportunity to cross this ancestral suspension bridge over the Apurímac River. We conclude with a traditional lunch and return to Cusco, closing a day filled with living culture and unforgettable views, surrounded by local communities, ancestral traditions, sacred nature, and authentic Andean experiences.
The tour begins with early pickup from your hotel in Cusco. We visit Andean villages, high-altitude lagoons, and the Q’eswachaka Bridge, including breakfast, lunch, transportation, guide, and entrance ticket.
Yes. The bridge is rebuilt annually by local communities using ancestral techniques and is in active use.
It is not physically demanding. It is suitable for most travelers, though acclimatization to the altitude is recommended.
Andean landscapes, high-mountain lagoons, traditional communities, and the last functioning Inca suspension bridge over the Apurímac River.
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