• Cusco - The full-day tour to the Inca Bridge Qeswachaca in Cusco begins with hotel pick-up between 4:30 and 5:00 a.m. The journey takes travelers to the South Valley of Cusco, passing through delightful Andean villages that maintain their traditions.
• Cusipata - The first stop is in Cusipata, where a traditional Andean breakfast is served before proceeding to the Mirador de Combapata, a perfect spot for panoramic views of the stunning Cusco landscape.
• YANAOCA - From Cusipata, the tour continues to El Distrito de Yanaoca, where visitors can explore the Mini Volcano of the Pavilions, a notable tourist attraction in Cusco. The journey then proceeds to the Inca Bridge of Qeswachaca.
• Q’eswachaka Rope Bridge - Experience the last Inca suspension bridge still in use, crafted entirely by hand from plant fibers. The Q’eswachaka Bridge, spanning the Apurimac River at over 3,700 meters high, stands as a testament to Andean cultural heritage and remarkable Inca engineering.

Every year, local communities renew the bridge in a traditional ceremony recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Walking on its woven ropes offers a unique experience that bridges the past and present, allowing travelers to feel the living history beneath their feet.

• Checacupe - Checacupe is a charming Andean village situated on the route south of Cusco, renowned for its distinctive colonial stone bridge and its three historic bridges that coexist in one location: the Inca rope bridge, the colonial arch bridge, and the Republican iron bridge. This destination presents a unique blend of architecture, history, and tradition, set against a backdrop of stunning mountains and rivers, making it an essential cultural stop for those eager to explore the richness of the Andean legacy.

• Hot drinks
• First aid kit
• Lunch
• Breakfast
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Professional tour guide in English or Spanish

• Admission Q’eswachaca Bridge.
• Entrance Colonial Bridge of Checacupe
• Phone calls

This tour of the Inca Q’eswachaka Bridge offers more than just a visit; it provides an immersion into the vibrant history and culture of the Andes. Unlike other tours, this one allows participants to explore the last Inca suspension bridge still in use, crafted annually by local communities using ancient techniques recognized by UNESCO.
Walking on these ichu ropes is a thrilling experience that connects participants to centuries of tradition. Additionally, the tour includes visits to high Andean lagoons and charming villages, offering an authentic glimpse into rural life in Cusco.
Travelers will journey in small groups, accompanied by specialized guides who share local histories and cultural insights, ensuring a personal, safe, and enriching experience that is unmatched by conventional tours.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.