Discover one of the greatest living expressions of Andean culture with our transportation to Q’eswachaka Inca Bridge from Cusco service. This private service takes you to the last hanging Inca bridge made of ichu fiber that is still preserved in operation, located over the Apurímac River and renewed every year through an ancestral tradition recognized as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.
Enjoy a unique experience traveling from Cusco to the southern circuit with complete comfort, safety, and freedom. By having an exclusive vehicle, you will be able to make the journey with greater peace of mind, stop at the natural viewpoints of the Four Lagoons, and visit Q’eswachaka without depending on shared group schedules.
Ideal for independent travelers, families, and private groups, we also provide this service to tourism agencies and tour operators that wish to offer their passengers a cultural experience to Q’eswachaka with safe and reliable private transportation. We coordinate schedules, vehicle type, and trip logistics according to the needs of each group to guarantee a comfortable journey along this route in southern Cusco.
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The journey from Cusco to Q’eswachaka takes approximately between 3 hours and 30 minutes to 4 hours per way, because it is located in the province of Canas. Although it is a long trip, the route offers impressive Andean landscapes, traditional communities, and beautiful natural scenery.
Yes. One of the most special experiences of this visit is walking across the Q’eswachaka hanging bridge, a structure made with ichu fiber that crosses the Apurímac River canyon. Visitors can walk from one end to the other and enjoy a unique cultural experience.
Yes. Since this is a private service, you can coordinate with your driver a stop for lunch during the route. You can bring a box lunch or stop in a nearby town such as Combapata or Yanaoca to enjoy a traditional meal before returning to Cusco.
Yes. We work with travel agencies and tour operators that need private transportation to Q’eswachaka Inca Bridge for their passengers. This service allows organizing small, family, or private groups with greater flexibility, coordinating departure times, stops along the route, and visiting times according to the established tour program.
