The full length tour of the Qeswachaka Bridge is an entirely distinctive experience. This journey will lead you to some hidden gems in the realm of Cusco. During this voyage, you will be able to admire the magnificent quartet of lakes situated in the heights of Pomacanchi and Qeswachaka, as well as the renowned and ancient Inca bridge built from vegetable fiber. This newly added tour is not an overly crowded choice for travelers and offers the chance to enjoy these stunning views in tranquility. Furthermore, you’ll get the chance to engage with local natives from communities seldom visited by tourists. Tourism activities help support these communities’ lifestyle.

Locations covered in this tour:

Combapata Viewpoint

Apurimac Viewpoint

Qeswachaka the Final Inca Bridge

Pampamarca Lake

Asnacqocha Lake 

Acopía Lake

Pomacanchi Lake

Rumi Punku

• Wear Confortable clothes and comfortable walking shoes for the tour
• A minimum of 2 people per booking is required
• Vegetarian option is available, please advise at time of booking if required
• Where is Qeswachaka? Qeswachaka is located four hours from Cusco by car, on the edge of Apurimac canyon, in the Quehue district of Canas province. Can I cross the bridge? Yes! All visitors are welcome and encouraged to cross the bridge; however, this is not recommended for visitors with vertigo. What is the length of the Qeswachaka Bridge? The bridge is approximately 28 meters (99 feet) long and 1.2 meters (4 feet) wide. When does the tour start and finish? Since the location is four hours away, we will have an early start at 7:00 a.m. The tour finishes at 7:00 p.m. What does the tour consist of? Is this a walking tour? This is mostly a bus tour, with various stops at points of interest. Is there a toilet on the bus? No, however we can stop for toilet breaks. What is the maximum altitude? The maximum altitude we will reach is 3,800m/12,468ft. What will I do if I suffer from altitude sickness? We will treat you accordingly. We carry oxygen cylinders and altitude tablets