The Inca Bridge Qeswachaca Ful day tour in Cusco starts with pick-up from hotels between 4:30 and 5:00 a.m. We will travel to the South Valley of Cusco, passing through charming Andean villages that preserve their traditions.

Our first stop will be in Cusipata, where we will enjoy a typical Andean breakfast before continuing to the Mirador de Combapata, an ideal panoramic point to appreciate the beauty of the Cusco landscape.

From Cusipata, we will continue our journey to El Distrito de Yanaoca, where we will stop to visit the Mini Volcano of the Pavilions one of the tourist attractions of Cusco. From here we will continue to the Inca Bridge of Qeswachaca,

Discover the last Inca suspension bridge still in use, woven entirely by hand with vegetable fibers. The Q’eswachaka Bridge, located over the Apurimac River at over 3,700 meters high, is a symbol of Andean cultural heritage and impressive Inca engineering. Each year, local communities renew the bridge in an ancestral ceremony that has been recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Walking on your woven ropes is a unique experience that connects the past with the present, allowing you to feel the living history beneath your feet.

Czechocupe is a picturesque Andean village located on the route to the south of Cusco, known for its unique colonial stone bridge and its three historic bridges that coexist in one place: the Inca rope bridge, the colonial arch bridge and the Republican iron bridge. This destination offers a unique combination of architecture, history and tradition, framed by a beautiful landscape of mountains and rivers that make it a must-see cultural stop for those who want to know the richness of the Andean legacy.