Qeswachaka Inca Bridge and Four Lagoons is for you who is looking for a one of a kind adventure. The Qeswachaka Bridge is the last Inca bridge still standing, thanks to an annual rebuild using nothing but grass and tradition. Join this full-day trip to the town of Quehue, where you’ll get to cross the 30-meter span dangling over the Apurimac River. If you visit in June, don’t miss the legendary rebuilding ceremony—a UNESCO-recognized event filled with rituals and festivities. Plus, take in the stunning Four Lagoons for a day packed with history, culture, and stunning views! The tour also includes breakfast and a box lunch.
Why should you see Qeswachaka Inca Bridge and Four Lagoons?
If you’re asking yourself why you see the beauty and rich cultural history that is Qeswachaka Inca Bridge and the Four Lagoons, let us tell you why. This tour provides a unique opportunity to connect with Peru’s rich heritage while enjoying some of the most stunning natural landscapes the country has to offer. You don’t want to miss this tour, so what are you waiting for? Book today!
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Day 1: Cusco - Quiquijana - Combapata - Quehue - Qeswachaka Bridge - Four Lagoons
Start your day early, departing Cusco around 4 AM for the scenic 3-hour drive to the Canas province. After a breakfast stop, continue through the picturesque town of Yanaoca to reach Quehue (3,792 m/12,441 ft). From here, it’s a short drive to Qeswachaka, a 30-meter handwoven Inca bridge made entirely of braided grass. Cross the bridge and learn about its incredible history, including the annual rebuilding ceremony in June, where local communities come together to renew it through traditional rituals and celebrations.
Enjoy stunning canyon views and capture this moment on camera. After a boxed lunch by the bridge, the adventure continues along the route of the Four Lagoons: Pomacanchi, Ancascocha, Pampamarca, and Acopia. These sacred lakes are rich in natural beauty and local culture. End your day with a peaceful drive back to Cusco, carrying unforgettable memories of this unique journey through the Peruvian Andes.
Meals: Breakfast and boxed lunch.
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