Q’eswachaka tour is a native name formed by two words in Quechua: «Q’eswa», that means “to braid” and “Chaka”, which means “Bridge”. This bridge is very special because it’s built in an original Incan way with a special herb (q’oya). The materials and techniques of the construction have been handed down from generations since the Incan era when the first bridge was built in the XV century. For this reason, the tour to the Q’eswachaka Bridge is a very special experience.
The impressive bridge is 33 meters long and 1.20 meters broad and it balances 15 meters above the river. The bridge is re-built every year by the villagers. About 1000 villagers from the communities of Winchiri, Ccolana, Quehue, Chaupibanda and Choccayhua help with building this unique bridge with Incan roots.
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