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Our full-day Qeswachaka Inca Bridge is for those who want to explore a place that is not so crowded or off the beaten path of other tours. This tour will take you towards the southern valley of Cusco. The location of this bridge was part of a network that belongs to the Inca Trail. It is considered a modern relic, as the communities (about 1,000 residents approximately) that live near the bridge renew it annually every June with the techniques of their ancestors. The material from which the bridge is made is Puna straw (better known as ichu) and seeing this bridge is a cultural spectacle since each rope is handmade so come and enjoy this wonderful experience with META Peru.
The day begins early, with pickup from your hotel between 4:00 and 4:30 a.m. We embark on a 1 hour and 50 minute drive south of Cusco, with a stop in Cusipata for an Andean breakfast.
Then we continue to the village of Quewe for approximately 3 hours to the start of the hike to the Queswachaca Bridge, located at about 3,700 meters above sea level.
Upon arriving at the Queswachaca Bridge, our guide will explain the history and traditions of the people of Quewe and how they continue one of the oldest customs: the annual renewal of one of the most important Inca bridges in the Andean Empire. She will also explain the technique they use for this renewal. Afterward, we will prepare to cross the Queswachaca Bridge and experience one of the best moments on one of the few remaining Inca bridges.
After completing this beautiful experience at the Qeswachaca bridge, we will head back to the town of Cusipata where we will enjoy a buffet lunch prepared with local ingredients. Finally, we will return to the city of Cusco, arriving around 4:30 PM, thus concluding this unforgettable experience.
Maximum height: 3,800 m / 12,467 ftMinimum height: 3,300 m / 10,827 ft
Climate: Cold – Windy
Difficulty: Easy
Approximate walk: 1 – 1.5 hrs
The price of the Qeswachaka Inca Bridge Tour – Full Day Experience from Cusco varies depending on service type (group or private), travel season, and the level of comfort you prefer. This full-day cultural and scenic journey is designed to deliver excellent value while ensuring safety, expert guidance, and access to one of the last living engineering traditions of the Inca world.
Qeswachaka is the last remaining handwoven Inca rope bridge, rebuilt annually using ancestral techniques preserved by local communities. The experience combines cultural heritage, highland landscapes, and historical interpretation, guided by a professional bilingual expert and supported by comfortable tourist transportation.
Every detail is carefully coordinated to provide a smooth and meaningful day trip — from early pickup in Cusco to guided exploration and safe return.
If you prefer a private departure, premium vehicle, or a customized cultural experience, our team will be happy to prepare a personalized quote.
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Our team ensures your Qeswachaka experience is authentic, educational, and perfectly organized from pickup to return.
It is very important to be well acclimatized to the altitude before going on a trek. We recommend that you arrive in Cusco at least 1 or 2 days before you start your trek to help you adapt and avoid potential problems with altitude sickness during the trek.
You have probably already been to another high-altitude area of Peru before arriving in Cusco. In this case, we recommend that you rest for a full day in Cusco to recover from your journey and enjoy the sights and sounds of Cusco before setting off on your trek. Here are some suggestions for activities to do in the area around Cusco before starting your adventure trek:
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Read MoreQeswachaka is the last remaining Inca rope bridge, handwoven from natural fibers and rebuilt every year by local communities using ancestral techniques.
Qeswachaka is located about 3 to 4 hours Cusco, spanning the Apurímac River in a remote Andean canyon.
This is a full-day tour, typically lasting around 10 to 12 hours, including transportation and guided visits.
Most tours include transportation from Cusco, a professional guide, meals (usually breakfast and lunch), and visits to nearby lagoons and viewpoints.
Yes, visitors are usually allowed to walk across the bridge, depending on weather and safety conditions.
Bring comfortable clothing, walking shoes, sunscreen, water, snacks, and a jacket for changing weather conditions.
The best time is during the dry season (April to October), when weather conditions are more stable.
The bridge is made from natural plant fibers (ichu grass), braided and woven by local communities using traditional Inca techniques.
Yes, it is a unique cultural experience and one of the last living examples of Inca engineering still in use today.
A guided tour is recommended for better understanding of the history, culture, and surrounding landscapes.
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Our full-day Qeswachaka Inca Bridge is for those who want to explore a place that is not so crowded or off the beaten path of other tours. This tour will take you towards the southern valley of Cusco. The location of this bridge was part of a network that belongs to the Inca Trail. It is considered a modern relic, as the communities (about 1,000 residents approximately) that live near the bridge renew it annually every June with the techniques of their ancestors. The material from which the bridge is made is Puna straw (better known as ichu) and seeing this bridge is a cultural spectacle since each rope is handmade so come and enjoy this wonderful experience with META Peru.
Our full-day Qeswachaka Inca Bridge is for those who want to explore a place that is not so crowded or off the beaten path of other tours. This tour will take you towards the southern valley of Cusco. The location of this bridge was part of a network that belongs to the Inca Trail. It is considered a modern relic, as the communities (about 1,000 residents approximately) that live near the bridge renew it annually every June with the techniques of their ancestors. The material from which the bridge is made is Puna straw (better known as ichu) and seeing this bridge is a cultural spectacle since each rope is handmade so come and enjoy this wonderful experience with META Peru.
Our full-day Qeswachaka Inca Bridge is for those who want to explore a place that is not so crowded or off the beaten path of other tours. This tour will take you towards the southern valley of Cusco. The location of this bridge was part of a network that belongs to the Inca Trail. It is considered a modern relic, as the communities (about 1,000 residents approximately) that live near the bridge renew it annually every June with the techniques of their ancestors. The material from which the bridge is made is Puna straw (better known as ichu) and seeing this bridge is a cultural spectacle since each rope is handmade so come and enjoy this wonderful experience with META Peru.
Our full-day Qeswachaka Inca Bridge is for those who want to explore a place that is not so crowded or off the beaten path of other tours. This tour will take you towards the southern valley of Cusco. The location of this bridge was part of a network that belongs to the Inca Trail. It is considered a modern relic, as the communities (about 1,000 residents approximately) that live near the bridge renew it annually every June with the techniques of their ancestors. The material from which the bridge is made is Puna straw (better known as ichu) and seeing this bridge is a cultural spectacle since each rope is handmade so come and enjoy this wonderful experience with META Peru.
Our full-day Qeswachaka Inca Bridge is for those who want to explore a place that is not so crowded or off the beaten path of other tours. This tour will take you towards the southern valley of Cusco. The location of this bridge was part of a network that belongs to the Inca Trail. It is considered a modern relic, as the communities (about 1,000 residents approximately) that live near the bridge renew it annually every June with the techniques of their ancestors. The material from which the bridge is made is Puna straw (better known as ichu) and seeing this bridge is a cultural spectacle since each rope is handmade so come and enjoy this wonderful experience with META Peru.
Our full-day Qeswachaka Inca Bridge is for those who want to explore a place that is not so crowded or off the beaten path of other tours. This tour will take you towards the southern valley of Cusco. The location of this bridge was part of a network that belongs to the Inca Trail. It is considered a modern relic, as the communities (about 1,000 residents approximately) that live near the bridge renew it annually every June with the techniques of their ancestors. The material from which the bridge is made is Puna straw (better known as ichu) and seeing this bridge is a cultural spectacle since each rope is handmade so come and enjoy this wonderful experience with META Peru.
Our full-day Qeswachaka Inca Bridge is for those who want to explore a place that is not so crowded or off the beaten path of other tours. This tour will take you towards the southern valley of Cusco. The location of this bridge was part of a network that belongs to the Inca Trail. It is considered a modern relic, as the communities (about 1,000 residents approximately) that live near the bridge renew it annually every June with the techniques of their ancestors. The material from which the bridge is made is Puna straw (better known as ichu) and seeing this bridge is a cultural spectacle since each rope is handmade so come and enjoy this wonderful experience with META Peru.
Our full-day Qeswachaka Inca Bridge is for those who want to explore a place that is not so crowded or off the beaten path of other tours. This tour will take you towards the southern valley of Cusco. The location of this bridge was part of a network that belongs to the Inca Trail. It is considered a modern relic, as the communities (about 1,000 residents approximately) that live near the bridge renew it annually every June with the techniques of their ancestors. The material from which the bridge is made is Puna straw (better known as ichu) and seeing this bridge is a cultural spectacle since each rope is handmade so come and enjoy this wonderful experience with META Peru.
Our full-day Qeswachaka Inca Bridge is for those who want to explore a place that is not so crowded or off the beaten path of other tours. This tour will take you towards the southern valley of Cusco. The location of this bridge was part of a network that belongs to the Inca Trail. It is considered a modern relic, as the communities (about 1,000 residents approximately) that live near the bridge renew it annually every June with the techniques of their ancestors. The material from which the bridge is made is Puna straw (better known as ichu) and seeing this bridge is a cultural spectacle since each rope is handmade so come and enjoy this wonderful experience with META Peru.
Our full-day Qeswachaka Inca Bridge is for those who want to explore a place that is not so crowded or off the beaten path of other tours. This tour will take you towards the southern valley of Cusco. The location of this bridge was part of a network that belongs to the Inca Trail. It is considered a modern relic, as the communities (about 1,000 residents approximately) that live near the bridge renew it annually every June with the techniques of their ancestors. The material from which the bridge is made is Puna straw (better known as ichu) and seeing this bridge is a cultural spectacle since each rope is handmade so come and enjoy this wonderful experience with META Peru.
Our full-day Qeswachaka Inca Bridge is for those who want to explore a place that is not so crowded or off the beaten path of other tours. This tour will take you towards the southern valley of Cusco. The location of this bridge was part of a network that belongs to the Inca Trail. It is considered a modern relic, as the communities (about 1,000 residents approximately) that live near the bridge renew it annually every June with the techniques of their ancestors. The material from which the bridge is made is Puna straw (better known as ichu) and seeing this bridge is a cultural spectacle since each rope is handmade so come and enjoy this wonderful experience with META Peru.
Our full-day Qeswachaka Inca Bridge is for those who want to explore a place that is not so crowded or off the beaten path of other tours. This tour will take you towards the southern valley of Cusco. The location of this bridge was part of a network that belongs to the Inca Trail. It is considered a modern relic, as the communities (about 1,000 residents approximately) that live near the bridge renew it annually every June with the techniques of their ancestors. The material from which the bridge is made is Puna straw (better known as ichu) and seeing this bridge is a cultural spectacle since each rope is handmade so come and enjoy this wonderful experience with META Peru.
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