
QUESWACHACA INKA BRIDGE
Queswachaca, the last Inca-style Bridge over the Apurimac River. Located in the province of Canas, Queswachaca is an ichu bridge (Andean Straw) located 10 kilometers southeast of the city of Cusco. Is 33 meters long and 1.2 meters wide, is unique for being the last bridge that remains in use since the Inca times.
We travel by car from Cusco to the lagoon and then to Yanaoca Pomacanchi, to visit a tiny volcano and the pass with the same name. Then come to Queswachaca, where is the Inca Bridge (33 m. Long x 1 m. Wide, made of straw of the highlands “bunch grass”), which is on the Apurimac River, here we camp.
INCLUDES:
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Private transport Cusco – Queswachaka – Cusco.
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Professional Guide English / Spanish
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All the food on the road
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Dining tent with tables and chairs.
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Kitchen tent.
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First aid kit.
NOT INCLUDED
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Tips for staff
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Breakfast the first day.
WHAT TO TAKE
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Rain Jacket or Rain poncho
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Scarf, gloves.
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Trekking WaterProof shoes.
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Sun hat and sunscreen.
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Camera, flashlight and batteries.
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Toilet paper.
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First aid kit.
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Water bottle.
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Snacks (energy bars, dried fruit, chocolates, cookies and others).
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Cash in soles and dollars (no ATM machines).
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Any identity document.



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