The Q’eswachaka Bridge is the last Inca suspension bridge that is rebuilt by hand every year using traditional techniques. This tour offers a deep cultural immersion, connecting you directly with the engineering, history, and living traditions of the Inca Empire in a spectacular landscape.

The Living Bridge: Q’eswachaka is not a ruin; it is a functional structure nearly 30 meters long made entirely of plant fiber (the Andean grass q’oya). Every year, local communities gather to dismantle the old bridge and weave and install a new one, keeping a tradition alive that dates back more than 500 years.

Inca Engineering: Witness the Inca ingenuity that allowed their messengers (Chasquis) to quickly connect the vast empire.

Lakes and Volcanoes Route: The journey traverses the beautiful Southern Valley and often includes stops along the way to view Andean lakes and, on occasion, the dormant Pabellones volcano, enriching the tour’s landscape.