Cusco: Full Day Inka Qeswavhaka Bridge + Lunch Included

Discover the remarkable Qeswachaka Bridge on this full-day adventure from Cusco. This bilingual tour immerses you in Inca history and stunning Andean landscapes. Priced at just $40.50 per person, the experience includes hotel pickup, breakfast, and a delicious buffet lunch. Visitors will explore picturesque lakes, the town of Túpac Amaru II, and learn about the bridge’s fascinating construction. With a focus on safety and comfort, this tour offers a unique glimpse into Peru’s rich heritage that you won’t want to miss.

Key Points

• A full-day tour from Cusco to the Qeswachaka Inca Bridge, with stops at various lakes and the town of Túpac Amaru II.
• Priced at $40.50 per person, the tour includes hotel pickup, meals, and entry tickets.
• The 12-hour bilingual tour (Spanish and English) departs from Centro Histórico and ends at Plaza Mayor de Cuzco.
• Highlights include exploring the Qeswachaka Bridge and learning about its construction, as well as a buffet lunch.
• Reasonable physical fitness is recommended, and proper identification is required for site entry.

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Tour Overview

The Cusco: Full Day Inka Qeswavhaka Bridge Tour offers travelers the opportunity to experience Inca history firsthand at the Qeswachaka Bridge on a full-day outing from Cusco.

Travelers can experience Inca history firsthand at the Qeswachaka Bridge on a full-day outing from Cusco.

Priced from $40.50 per person, the 12-hour bilingual tour (Spanish and English) allows participants to explore the region’s lakes, towns, and the iconic Qeswachaka Bridge.

Travelers can take advantage of the free cancellation policy up to 24 hours in advance.

The tour includes hotel pickup, meals, and entry tickets, making it a convenient and comprehensive experience for those interested in Inca heritage.

Booking Information

Guests can reserve their spot for the Cusco: Full Day Inka Qeswavhaka Bridge Tour without upfront payment by using the "Reserve now & pay later" option.

Customers can check availability for different starting times. The tour departs from Centro Histórico and ends at Plaza Mayor de Cuzco.

Participants must bring a passport or ID card for identification purposes.

This full-day tour isn’t suitable for individuals with mobility impairments, as the itinerary involves various activities that may be challenging for those with limited mobility.

Itinerary Highlights

The tour begins at 5:00 a.m. with a complimentary breakfast at a sightseeing restaurant in CCOLCCA.

The itinerary highlights include:

The itinerary highlights include visiting four stunning lakes, exploring the town of Túpac Amaru II, and experiencing the awe-inspiring Qeswachaka Inca Bridge.

1. Visiting four stunning lakes: Pomacanchi, Acopia, Asnaqocha, and Pampa Marca.

2. Exploring the town of Túpac Amaru II, including a visit to his house and a small volcano.

3. Experiencing the awe-inspiring Qeswachaka Inca Bridge and learning about its intricate construction from local Ichu experts.

4. Enjoying a buffet lunch as part of the inclusive tour package.

Inclusions

This full-day tour includes tourist transportation and hotel pickup, ensuring a hassle-free experience.

Meals are also provided, with breakfast at a sightseeing restaurant in CCOLCCA and a buffet lunch.

For your safety, a first aid kit and oxygen balloon are available.

Admission to the House of Túpac Amaru (S/. 2) and the Qeswachaka Bridge (S/. 20) are covered.

This comprehensive package allows you to fully learn about the Inca history and natural beauty without worrying about additional costs or logistics.

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Unique Inca Bridge: Qeswachaka

The Qeswachaka Bridge, an iconic Inca engineering marvel, offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience the ingenuity and craftsmanship of the ancient Inca civilization.

The Qeswachaka Bridge, an iconic Inca engineering marvel, offers visitors a unique opportunity to experience the ingenuity and craftsmanship of the ancient Inca civilization.

This traditional suspension bridge, constructed annually by local communities using Ichu grass, exemplifies the Inca’s advanced engineering skills and their connection to the land.

Visitors can:

1. Witness the bridge-building process and learn from the local weavers.

2. Cross the bridge, which spans nearly 100 feet across a deep canyon.

3. Explore the surrounding Inca ruins and natural landscapes.

4. Gain insight into the cultural significance of the Qeswachaka Bridge for the local communities.

Exploring Tupac Amaru II’s Town

One of the highlights of the Inka Qeswavhaka Bridge Tour is the exploration of the town of Túpac Amaru II. Visitors get to visit the house of this iconic Inca revolutionary leader, learning about his life and the Inca resistance against Spanish colonization. The tour also includes a stop at a small volcano near the town, providing a unique geological perspective.

| Attraction | Description |

|————|————-|

| Túpac Amaru II’s House | Explore the home of the Inca leader who led a rebellion against Spanish rule. |

| Small Volcano | Witness the volcanic activity and geological features near the town. |

| Inca Resistance | Gain insight into the Inca’s fight for independence from Spanish colonial powers. |

| Historical Context | Understand the significance of Túpac Amaru II’s role in Inca history. |

| Cultural Immersion | Experience the local culture and traditions of the Túpac Amaru II’s town. |

Scenic Lakes of the Andes

Amid the majestic Andes, the tour winds through a captivating sequence of scenic lakes that captivate visitors.

The itinerary includes:

1. Pomacanchi Lake: A serene, high-altitude lake surrounded by rolling hills and snowy peaks.

2. Acopia Lake: A picturesque body of water nestled in a scenic valley, offering stunning reflections of the landscape.

3. Asnaqocha Lake: A hidden gem, this tranquil lake is set amidst a dramatic, volcanic landscape.

4. Pampa Marca Lake: The final stop, this expansive lake provides breathtaking vistas and a peaceful atmosphere.

These lakes offer a glimpse into the natural beauty and serenity of the Andean region.

Important Considerations

Although the Qeswachaka Bridge tour offers a unique glimpse into Inca history, there are a few important considerations for prospective travelers.

The tour involves a significant amount of walking and may not be suitable for those with mobility issues. Travelers should bring proper identification, as it’s required to enter certain sites.

Plus, the high altitude at some locations could cause altitude sickness, so it’s advisable to acclimatize prior to the tour.

Finally, the tour schedule is quite full, lasting around 12 hours, so a reasonable level of physical fitness is recommended to fully enjoy the experience.

Since You Asked

Is Photography Allowed During the Tour?

Photography is allowed during the tour. The tour guide encourages visitors to capture the Inca history and natural beauty they experience throughout the day’s activities.

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks?

Travelers can bring their own food and drinks on the tour. However, a buffet lunch is already included in the tour price, so bringing additional provisions may not be necessary. It’s recommended to check with the tour operator for any specific policies regarding outside food and beverages.

Is the Tour Suitable for Children?

The tour may not be suitable for young children, as it involves a long duration of 12 hours and activities that may be challenging for little ones. The tour is better suited for older children and adults.

What Is the Dress Code for the Tour?

There is no specific dress code for the tour. However, it’s recommended to wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and sturdy walking shoes, as the tour involves walking and exploring outdoor sites. Bringing layers is also advisable due to the varying climate.

Are There Any Age or Height Restrictions for the Bridge Crossing?

The tour does not have any age or height restrictions for the Qeswachaka Bridge crossing. However, it’s not suitable for individuals with mobility impairments, as stated in the important notes section of the tour overview.

The Sum Up

This full-day adventure from Cusco to the Qeswachaka Bridge offers a unique opportunity to take in Inca history and stunning Andean landscapes. Priced affordably, the tour includes convenient hotel pickup, meals, and a focus on safety and comfort, making it an ideal choice for travelers with reasonable fitness levels seeking a glimpse into Peru’s rich cultural heritage.

You can check availability for your dates here: