Inca Bridge of Qeswachaka Private Service

The Tour to the Inca Bridge of Qeswachaka, will take you to know one of the places not so crowded or little known in the route of the south valley of Cusco, it’s on top of the Apurimac River which has a distance of 15 meters high. It belonged to the road network of the Qhapaq Ñan or Inca Trail, it is one of the Inca bridges that still maintains its authenticity intact since it is made of Puna straw or ichu. Around 1,000 residents of the nearby communities are responsible for rebuilding it annually in the month of June.

The meaning of the name derives from two Quechua meanings “Qeswa” = braid, “Chaka” = bridge; Come with us and discover the most amazing places by unconventional routes to the traditional and live a different experience.