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Qeswachaka: Venture to the last Inca Bridge.
Have you heard of the Qeswachaka Bridge? It is the last Inca bridge, preserved to this day thanks to the inhabitants of the nearby communities. Every year it takes more than 800 people, a lot of Peruvian grass (Ichu) and 4 days to be renovated. If you want to visit this Inca legend of more than 600 years, join this full-day trip to see one of the best places in Cusco.
To see it you will travel to the town of Quehue. Take the opportunity to cross the 30-meter-long bridge and balance on the ApurÃmac River. If you travel in June, meet the villagers of the communities who work hard to demolish the old bridge and set up the new one. This spectacle, declared a World Cultural Heritage Site by UNESCO, is accompanied by ancestral rituals and a great celebration. On top of that, you will visit the famous 4 Lagoons.
