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Walk across the last living Incan rope bridge, handwoven annually from native grass in a UNESCO-recognized tradition.
Effective O₂ at 3,800m
Prior rest recommended
+394 ft total ascent
All entry fees covered
A cultural exploration into the high plateau province of Canas (3,700m). The Q'eswachaka Bridge is the last Inca rope bridge rebuilt every June using traditional Andean engineering techniques passed down through six centuries. The journey also explores the Four Lagoons circuit (Pomacanchi, Acopia, Asnacocha, and Tungasuca), home to native Andean waterfowl, traditional fishing balsa boats, and pastoral communities.
Early scenic drive through the Southern Valley. Stop at the Four Lagoons of Pomacanchi for Andean birdwatching. Continue to the Apurímac canyon to cross the handwoven Q'eswachaka rope bridge and learn the Quechua braiding rituals. Return to Cusco by evening.
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Prevent acute mountain sickness before your trip. Select your target Andean destination and how many nights you will spend in the highlands before ascending.
Nights spent above 2,500m (Cusco, Sacred Valley or Arequipa) prior to this day.
Sacred Valley (2,870m) allows 60% deeper sleep and gentler acclimatization than Cusco.
Rushing to 5,036 m (16,522 ft) with less than 2 nights in the highlands is the #1 cause of medical evacuation in Cusco.