The Last Qeswachaka Bridge + 4 Lakes Tour (Full Day)

Box Lunch and Snacks

MEALS

2–20 people

GROUP SIZE

3399 m.s.n.m.

MAX. ALTITUDE

Easy

DIFFICULTY

El comienzo del viaje

Tour Highlights

  • Learn about the beautiful tradition of bridge construction, which reflects the craftsmanship and communal work of the people of the Andean communities.
  • Enjoy a delicious buffet breakfast and lunch prepared with fresh, locally sourced products.
  • Enjoy a tour with no long-distance hiking, designed to be accessible and comfortable for the whole family.
  • The only walk you will take, optionally, is to cross the Q’eswachaka Bridge, offering an exciting opportunity for those who dare to do it.
  • During the journey, you will visit four beautiful lakes, where you can enjoy the natural scenery and take short walks to connect with the surrounding environment.

S/ 150.00

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Description

Begin your adventure with a pick-up from your hotel. After approximately three hours of travel, we will stop in the community of Combapata, where you can enjoy a delicious buffet breakfast and use the restroom facilities. From there, we will head to the Combapata viewpoint, where you can admire a panoramic view of the confluence of the Vilcanota and Sallca Rivers.

We will continue toward the Pabellones Volcano in the district of Yanaoca. After another hour of travel, we will arrive at the famous Inca bridge of Q’eswachaka, also known as “The Last Inca Bridge.” Built from plant fiber and measuring 28.67 meters (94 feet) long, this bridge is a remarkable example of Inca engineering and is rebuilt every June by four local communities. Here, you will have time to explore the bridge and its surroundings while your guide shares the history and cultural significance of this remarkable structure.

After the visit, we will return to Combapata, where we will enjoy a buffet lunch, further enriching your experience.

After lunch, we will take a 15–20-minute leisurely walk, during which you can admire the beautiful Pampamarca, Asnacqocha, Acopía, and Pomacanchi Lakes. Along the way, you will enjoy the region’s rich flora and fauna while immersing yourself in Andean culture.

On our return to Cusco, we will make an optional stop at the Rumipunku Portal, offering another opportunity to enjoy the beauty of the Andean landscape.

This tour is designed to be family-friendly, ensuring shared experiences and comfort, with most of the journey completed by vehicle. The only significant walking activity is crossing the bridge, providing an exciting experience for adventurous travelers.