From Cusco: Tour Inca Bridge Qeswachaka | Private Service

Discover the captivating Inca Bridge Qeswachaka on a private tour from Cusco. For just $110 per person, this exclusive experience whisks you away to witness Peru’s rich heritage. Marvel at the breathtaking landscape, including picturesque lakes and a small volcano, as you cross the famous Inca hanging bridge over the Apurimac River. With personalized attention from a professional guide, you’ll gain unparalleled insights into the significance of this engineering marvel. Whether you’re a history buff or nature enthusiast, this tour promises an unforgettable adventure that will leave you eager to uncover more of Peru’s hidden gems.

Key Points

• Experience the annual reconstruction of the iconic Inca hanging bridge Qeswachaka, a cultural tradition in the Cusco region.
• Explore the picturesque lakes, small volcano, and colonial Inca bridge in Checacupe on this private day tour from Cusco.
• Enjoy convenient hotel pickup, transportation, meals, and professional guide services included in the $110 per person tour price.
• Tour available in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, Portuguese, and French, catering to diverse travelers.
• Cancellation possible up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, providing flexibility in tour planning.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

The tour "Inca Bridge Qeswachaka" offers visitors a unique opportunity to explore the historic Inca hanging bridge made of vegetable fiber. Priced at $110.00 per person, the 1-day tour includes hotel pickup, transportation, meals, a professional guide, and all necessary entrance fees.

Travelers can cancel their reservation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, or book now and pay later. The tour explores lakes, a small volcano, and the Qeswachaka bridge, as well as a colonial Inca bridge in Checacupe.

Available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and French, the tour caters to various language preferences, though certain restrictions apply for safety and legal reasons.

Itinerary and Highlights

The tour begins with a pickup from the hotel at approximately 5:00 am, allowing visitors to embark on a journey through the southern Cusco region.

First, they’ll explore the picturesque lakes of Pomacanchi, Acopia, Asnaqocha, and Pampamarca.

Next, they’ll visit a small volcano near Yanaoca, before reaching the highlight of the day – the Inca hanging bridge made of vegetable fiber (Ichu) over the Apurimac River in Quehue district.

Finally, they’ll visit the colonial Inca bridge of Checacupe to compare it with the Qeswachaka bridge.

The tour returns to Cusco around 5:00 pm.

Inclusions

The tour includes hotel pickup, which provides a convenient start to the day’s adventure.

Tourist transport is provided throughout the journey, ensuring a comfortable and efficient experience.

A delicious breakfast and lunch are included, allowing participants to refuel and recharge during the tour.

A professional, knowledgeable guide accompanies the group, sharing insights and historical information about the Inca heritage sites visited.

Entrance fees to all the attractions on the itinerary are covered, eliminating the need for additional purchases.

With these comprehensive inclusions, the tour offers a seamless and enriching exploration of the remarkable Inca Bridge Qeswachaka.

Languages Offered

Along With English, the Inca Bridge Qeswachaka tour is offered in Spanish, Portuguese, and French, catering to the diverse linguistic preferences of global travelers. This multilingual approach ensures that visitors from around the world can fully enjoy the rich cultural heritage of the Inca bridge.

Language	Description
English	For English-speaking guests
Spanish	For Spanish-speaking visitors
Portuguese	For Portuguese-speaking individuals
French	For French-speaking explorers
Others	Available upon request

This comprehensive language selection allows all participants to engage with the tour guide, ask questions, and gain a deeper understanding of the Inca Bridge Qeswachaka and its significance.

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Restrictions and Important Information

Certain individuals may be unable to participate in the Inca Bridge Qeswachaka tour due to specific restrictions.

Pregnant women, people with recent surgeries, and those over 70 years old aren’t allowed on this tour. Plus, pets, alcohol, and drugs are prohibited. This is to ensure the safety and well-being of all participants.

The tour involves walking over a hanging bridge made of vegetable fiber and exploring remote areas, which may be challenging for some.

Prospective travelers should carefully consider these restrictions before booking the tour to avoid disappointment.

Cancellation and Booking

Travelers can easily cancel their Inca Bridge Qeswachaka tour reservation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

This flexible cancellation policy allows guests to plan their trip with confidence, knowing they can adjust their plans if needed.

Plus, the tour operator offers a "reserve now and pay later" option, enabling travelers to secure their spot without an immediate payment.

This convenient booking process makes it simple for guests to plan their Qeswachaka adventure.

Whether travelers need to adjust their plans or want to lock in their tour without paying upfront, the Inca Bridge Qeswachaka tour provides flexible and hassle-free booking options.

Transport and Departure

The tour begins with a pickup from the traveler’s hotel at approximately 5:00 am.

You’ll embark on a journey through southern Cusco, passing by stunning lakes like Pomacanchi, Acopia, Asnaqocha, and Pampamarca. The route also includes a visit to a small volcano called Pabellones near Yanaoca.

The highlight of the day is the exploration of the Inca hanging bridge made of vegetable fiber (Ichu) over the Apurimac River in Quehue district.

Before returning to Cusco around 5:00 pm, you’ll visit the colonial Inca bridge of Checacupe to compare it with the Qeswachaka bridge.

The tour includes:

1. Hotel pickup
2. Tourist transport
3. Breakfast and lunch

About the Inca Bridge Qeswachaka

The Inca Bridge Qeswachaka is a remarkable feat of engineering and a testament to the ingenuity of the Inca civilization. This remarkable structure, woven from the hardy ichu grass found in the Andes, spans the Apurimac River, providing a vital crossing for the Inca road network. Constructed annually by the local communities, the bridge’s reconstruction is a testament to the enduring cultural traditions of the region.

Inca Bridge Qeswachaka
Location	Quehue District	Cusco, Peru
Material	Ichu Grass	Vegetable Fiber
Length	30 meters	100 feet
Reconstruction	Annual	Community-Led
Significance	Inca Road Network	Cultural Tradition

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring Children on the Tour?

Yes, children are allowed on the Inca Bridge Qeswachaka tour. However, the tour may not be suitable for very young children due to the moderate difficulty and long duration of the excursion.

Do I Need to Have Any Special Fitness Level?

The tour is not recommended for pregnant women, recent surgery patients, or those over 70 years old, indicating a moderate level of fitness is required. However, children are welcome to join the tour.

Can I Customize the Tour Itinerary?

The tour itinerary is generally set, but customers can discuss any modifications they’d like with the tour operator. They may be able to accommodate requests to adjust the schedule or activities, depending on availability and feasibility.

Are There Any Discounts or Group Rates Available?

Yes, the tour operator offers group discounts. Customers can save up to 15% when booking for 4 or more people. Plus, children under 12 receive a 10% discount on the tour price.

How Difficult Is the Hike to the Qeswachaka Bridge?

The hike to the Qeswachaka bridge is moderately difficult, involving a 2-hour trek over uneven terrain. It’s not suitable for those with mobility issues, but the stunning views of the Apurimac River canyon make the journey worthwhile for most physically able visitors.

Recap

Set out on a captivating journey to the iconic Inca Bridge Qeswachaka, where you’ll marvel at the breathtaking beauty of Peru’s rich heritage. Enjoy a private tour from Cusco, complete with hotel pickup, transportation, meals, and a knowledgeable guide. This exclusive experience ensures a comfortable and enriching exploration of the stunning Apurimac River and the famous hanging bridge, perfect for groups seeking a more intimate adventure.

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