Perú
Full day
Up to 18 Pax per vehicle
Cusco City
Level 2: Easy
Embark on an exciting journey of discovery that will take you to explore the last Inca bridge in a unique one-day experience.
Whether you join a group or enjoy a private tour, this cultural adventure will lead you through charming towns such as Cusipata, Checacupe, and Quehue, until you reach this fascinating site.
You’ll also visit the house of Tupac Amaru, a prominent hero of Peru’s independence, and then be amazed by the breathtaking views of the four Pomacanchis lagoons in the southern valley of Cusco. Finally, you’ll return to the city of Cusco after a day filled with history, culture, and natural beauty.
● Scenic drive through Andean villages: Travel at dawn across traditional highland towns and spot llamas and alpacas along the route.
● Breakfast stop in Cusipata: Enjoy a hearty local breakfast before continuing toward the Apurímac Valley.
● Discover Q’eswachaka, a handwoven grass bridge preserved for centuries by local communities through ancestral tradition.
● Visit Tupac Amaru II’s House in Mosoc Llaqta: Explore the historic home of the Andean revolutionary leader and learn about his legacy.
● Four Lagoons Circuit: Admire the serene beauty of Pampamarca, Asnacqocha, Acopia, and Pomacanchi before returning to Cusco.
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TRAVEL ACTIVITIES: Cultural Adventure
TOUR TYPE: Shared group or Private tour
TOUR DURATION: Full day
TRAVEL STYLE: Standard
PHYSICAL RATING: Easy
STAR/FINISH CITY: Cusco City
● Pick-up Location: Hotel pick-up, only if located in the city center.
● Drop-off Location: Plateros Street (Cusco City Center)
TRANSPORT: Tourist van
GROUP SIZE: Up to 18 Pax per vehicle
AVAILABILITY: All year
DEPARTURES: Daily at 4:00 AM
LANGUAGE:
● Spanish
● English
Inca Bridge of Q’eswachaka
Immerse yourself in the cultural richness of Cusco as you explore its most remarkable attractions.
Enjoy this tour privately or join a group of passionate travelers like you!
04:00 / 05:00 a.m.: Pick-up from your hotel (available for hotels located in the city center).
05:00 a.m.: Departure from Cusco towards the district of Cusipata.
07:30 a.m.: Arrival in Cusipata, breakfast, and short rest.
08:30 a.m.: Stop at the Combapata Viewpoint.
09:30 a.m.: Visit the Inca Bridge of Q’eswachaka.
11:00 a.m.: Visit the House of Túpac Amaru II (Mosoc Llaqta).
12:00 p.m.: Visit the Four Lagoons of Pomacanchi.
01:00 p.m.: Free time for lunch.
02:30 p.m.: Departure from Cusipata back to Cusco.
05:30 p.m.: Arrival in the city of Cusco.
Inca Bridge of Q’eswachaka
Our journey begins early in the morning, between 4:00 and 5:00 a.m., as we board our tourist transport heading toward the charming town of Cusipata, on a drive of approximately one and a half hours.
Along the way, we’ll pass through picturesque traditional villages and have the opportunity to admire the beauty of the local fauna, such as llamas and alpacas.
Once in Cusipata, we’ll enjoy a delicious breakfast with our group before continuing to the Combapata Viewpoint.
Continuing our adventure, we’ll arrive at the district of Quehue, home to the last Inca Bridge of Q’eswachaka. This bridge, built entirely from plant fibers, is 33 meters long and 1.22 meters wide. We’ll descend along a winding path that leads to the Apurimac River Valley, where we’ll have the chance to explore this fascinating site and learn about the traditions surrounding it.
After exploring the last Inca Bridge, we’ll continue to Mosoc Llaqta, where the House of the revolutionary leader Túpac Amaru II is located. We’ll conclude our excursion with a scenic circuit through the Four Lagoons: Pampamarca, Asnacqocha, Acopia, and Pomacanchi.
Once our adventure is complete, we’ll return to the town of Cusipata, where we’ll enjoy a delightful lunch. Afterward, we’ll board our transport back to the city of Cusco, arriving around 5:00 p.m.
Altitudes:
Cusco: 3,350 m.a.s.l. (10,990 ft)
Cusipata: 3,310 m.a.s.l. (10,859 ft)
Canas: 3,820 m.a.s.l. (12,532 ft)
Q’eswachaka Inca Bridge: 3,600 m.a.s.l. (11,811 ft)
Included Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Transport: Cusco – Cusipata – Quehue – Q’eswachaka Inca Bridge – Cusco
● English or Spanish – speaking local guide
● Pick-up from hotel (available only for hotels close to the city center)
● 01 Breakfast
● 01 Lunch
● Tourist transport
● Entrance to the Inca Bridge of Q’eswachaka
● Medical kit: First aid equipment, oxygen, and altitude sickness pills
● Meals, except those mentioned.
● Flights
● Extra expenses (such as tips or others).
● Travel insurance.
● Comfortable clothing
● Light jacket or raincoat (depending on the weather)
● Comfortable walking shoes
● Professional camera or a smartphone with good resolution to capture excellent photos.
● Hat or cap to protect yourself from the sun, rain, and cold.
● sunglasses, Sunscreen and/or moisturizer for face and body.
● Snacks: energy bars, chocolate, fruit, granola, or cookies.
● Your own medical kit with any special medication you may need, such as Sorojchi Pills (for altitude sickness) and blister protection.
● Cash in local currency, preferably in small bills and coins.
Private Inca Bridge of Q’eswachaka (price per person):
● Private tour for 1 traveler: $ 120 USD per person
● Private tour for 2 travelers: $ 65 USD per person
● Private tour for 3 travelers: $ 50 USD per person
● Private tour for 4 travelers: $ 45 USD per person
● Private tour for 5 travelers: $ 40 USD per person
● Private tour for 6 travelers: $ 35 USD per person
Inca Bridge of Q’eswachaka (No Tickets)
Shared tour without entrance fees. Price: $20 per person.
Need help or want to book a private tour?
Contact us via email or WhatsApp and our team will assist you.
1. What is the best time to visit Q’eswachaka?
Q’eswachaka can be visited all year round, but the best time is from April to October, when there is little rain and it is ideal for exploring the city and visiting its main attractions.
2. What important details should I know about the experience?
● This experience is offered as a shared service, meaning transportation will be shared with other travelers, up to a maximum of 18 passengers, all following the same itinerary. Private tours are also available. Contact us at info@nomadex.com to learn about private tour pricing.
● To ensure the itinerary is followed, a maximum tolerance of 15 minutes is allowed for the tour start.
● Seats are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis, and you must return in the same seat you occupied at the beginning of the tour.
3. How far in advance can I make a reservation?
● Up to 6 months in advance, subject to availability (since entry to some attractions is limited).
● Up to 48 hours before the tour, subject to availability (only if you are already in Cusco). If you are traveling from another country, we recommend booking at least 30 days in advance, or 2 months in advance during high season.
4. Do I need to bring my identification for the tour?
Yes. All participants must carry a valid ID, foreigner card, or passport, since entrance tickets must be purchased physically on the day of the tour, presenting your ID at the ticket office of each attraction.
5. Is the tour suitable for children and seniors?
The tour is recommended for adults and young travelers in good physical condition due to the altitude and hiking difficulty. Children over 8 years old may join with adult supervision. Seniors should consult with their doctor and consider altitude acclimatization before booking.
6. Are meals included in the tour?
Yes, lunch is included. We recommend bringing snacks and water.
7. Can I request a private tour for my group?
Yes, private tours are available. Contact us for pricing and arrangements.
8. What should I wear or bring?
Comfortable shoes, a hat, sunscreen, water, and a light jacket are recommended due to the varying weather conditions in Cusco.
9. How long does the City Tour last?
The tour lasts approximately 14 – 15 hours, depending on traffic and time spent at each attraction.
