The Q'eswachaka Bridge is the last remaining Inca rope bridge, which has been preserved thanks to the efforts of the local community. Built entirely of ropes made from grass, the bridge is renewed each year when locals gather together, forming their grass ropes into cables at the site, while others prepare mats for decking and other important elements for the annual reconstruction effort.  

The bridge is a wonderful sight, stretching for 36 meters (118 feet) across a canyon, whose rushing waters pass some 18 meters (60 feet) below the bridge. Our full-day Q'eswachaka tour will take you to this historic bridge, as well as to the nearby Qarañahui Cave, a massive cavern with spectacular stalactites and stalagmites. Book this tour to try caving in Peru.