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Q’eswachaca, spans 118 feet and hangs 60 feet above the canyon’s rushing river. the Inca Rope Bridge Queswachaka Day Trip , is a fully day trip from Cusco that allows our customers to become immersed into the high Andes to get Qeswachaka. After an early morning departure from Cusco our vehicle transfer us through an amazing landscapes and lagoons and begin our trip, Inca Rope Bridge Queswachaka Day Trip, lays peacefully at the base of the Apurimac River (God spoke) and is one of the most stunning places in the Cusco Region to do rafting. Our Guests enjoyed Inca Rope Bridge Queswachaka Day Trip, by 3 hours driving toward the three lagoons, Quechua-speaking Inca descendants, We then make our way back for a lunch. prior to our departure from Q’eswachaka a quite landscape. after, we meet our private convoy that will take us back to Cusco, where we expect to arrive after twilight.
Inca Rope Bridge Queswachaka Day Trip , the hand woven Inca Rope bridge is located over the River and crosses Apurimac Canyon in Peru. builded by four Quechua ethnic groups. The bridge were an integral part of the Qhapaq Ñan (Inca road system) and exemplify Inca innovation in engineering. Bridges of this type were useful since the Quechuas did not use wheeled transport, Inca Rope Bridge Day trip, shows you a great knowledge of the Quechua people in terms of engineering as well as the hidden wonders of Cusco. Inca Rope Bridge Queswachaka Day Trip, would be a great inclusion in your Peru vacation!
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Trip extensions. Rainbow Mountain Peru for 2 Days
Trip Style Services: CONFORT, ORIGINAL AND BASIX
We leave Cusco very early in the morning from your Accommodation, adjust to its altitude by exploring through the Vilcanota Mountain Range, We start 6:00 in our private vehicle driving through small villages, southern site of Cusco, arriving then to 4 lagoons (3700M, 12139,11Ft) (Pomacanchi, Aqopia, Pampamarka and Asnacocha , a short drive takes us to Pabellones Volcano (1 m.size), Q’eswachaka (3799M,12139,11Ft ), on our way back our lunch spot then toward Karañawi cave, the natural moulding rocks into the cave and our conboy return us to Cusco around 6:00 p.m; We drop you at your hotel.
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The full-day tour to the Q’eswachaka Inca Bridge is $65 per person. This price includes a group guide. A minimum of two people is required for this service.
The full-day private tour to the Q’eswachaka Inca Bridge is $135 per person. The price includes a private guide. A minimum of two people is required for this service.
How long to visit: This is a full-day tour that lasts approximately 12 hours from start to finish. It requires an early departure and involves a lot of travel time, but it offers a unique cultural experience.
How to prepare: Get a good night’s sleep before the tour due to the early start. Pack your daypack with layers of warm clothing, sun protection, water, and cash.
Acclimatization: Acclimatizing to the altitude is essential. Spend at least two days in Cusco (3,400m) before taking this tour to minimize the risk of altitude sickness.
Recommendations: Bring cash in small denominations (Peruvian Soles) for the bridge entrance fee and any other potential needs. Charge your camera batteries fully. The drive is long, so you may want to bring a book or music for the travel time.
Climate: You will experience a high-altitude Andean climate. Expect cold mornings, strong daytime sun, and potential for wind. Weather can change quickly, so layers are key.
The Local People: The Queswachaka bridge is maintained by four local Quechua communities. They are the guardians of this tradition. Always be respectful when visiting, especially when taking photos of people.
Recommended Age: The tour is suitable for most ages, but the very long duration of travel in a vehicle may be difficult for young children or those who get motion sickness easily.
Can you walk across the Queswachaka bridge? Yes, visitors are typically allowed to walk across the bridge. This is the main highlight of the tour.
Is this a physically difficult tour? No, the tour is not physically difficult. It involves a lot of time traveling in a vehicle with short, easy walks at the different stops.
Is lunch provided? Yes, the tour includes a packed lunch and snacks.
How much of the day is spent driving? It is a long day with a significant amount of driving. The round trip from Cusco can take 8-9 hours in total travel time.
Is the entrance fee to the bridge included? No, the small entrance fee is not usually included. It must be paid in cash directly to the local community members who maintain the bridge.
What is the Queswachaka bridge made of? The bridge is woven by hand from a local grass called q’oya. It is rebuilt from scratch every year in a four-day ceremony.
Do I need to be acclimatized for this tour? Yes, it is highly recommended to spend at least two days in Cusco before the tour to adjust to the altitude. The tour takes place at high elevations.
What are the start and end times for the tour? The tour starts very early, around 6:00 AM, and returns to Cusco at approximately 6:00 PM. It is a full 12-hour day.
Are there restrooms available during the trip? Restrooms are available at the lunch stop and sometimes at the bridge site, but they are basic facilities. It is a good idea to bring your own toilet paper and hand sanitizer.
What will the weather be like? The weather is typical of the high Andes: cold in the mornings and evenings, and it can be windy. The sun is strong during the day. Be prepared for changing conditions.
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