Enjoy a unique experience with the 4 Lagoons and Queswachaka Inca Bridge Excursion, an ideal tour for lovers of nature, culture, and Andean tradition.
This tour will take you to discover the ancestral Queswachaka Inca Bridge, a living jewel of Inca engineering, as well as the high-Andean lagoons of Pomacanchi, Acopia, Asnacocha, and Pampamarca, each offering breathtaking scenery and abundant birdlife.
You will enjoy breakfast and lunch in Cusipata, visit natural viewpoints, and explore routes surrounded by mountains, traditional villages, and the natural scenery of the Peruvian Andes.
🟢 Queswachaka Inca Bridge
A living Inca structure renewed every year by local communities.
🟢 Pomacanchi Lagoon
The largest lagoon on the circuit, ideal for observing high-Andean birds.
🟢 Acopia Lagoon
A natural landscape surrounded by Andean grasslands.
🟢 Asnacocha Lagoon
A peaceful place perfect for appreciating nature.
🟢 Pampamarca Lagoon
A beautiful lagoon surrounded by mountains and local wildlife.
🕙 Start: 04:00 a.m.
🕒 End: 06:00 p.m. approx.
🕒 Schedule: 4:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
📍 Meeting Point: Pick-up from your hotel (Cusco Historic Center)
⏳ Duration: Full Day – Approx. 14 hours
Our transportation will pick you up from your accommodation to begin this incredible excursion toward the south of Cusco.
We will start very early to make the most of the journey through the 4 Andean Lagoons and the ancestral Queswachaka Inca Bridge.
We will make a stop in Cusipata to enjoy an Andean breakfast that will fill you with energy
before continuing the adventure through the high-Andean landscapes.
We will arrive at the impressive Queswachaka Inca Bridge, handcrafted from ichu plant fiber.
Here, you will have time to take photographs and learn more about its important annual renewal, a living tradition of ancestral origin.
We will visit the first lagoon on the circuit, surrounded by wildlife, tranquility, and beautiful panoramic views
of the Andean landscape.
We will continue to Acopia Lagoon, a serene place ideal for appreciating the natural beauty of the Andes
and enjoying an environment full of calm.
We will arrive at Asnacocha Lagoon, a perfect place to relax, breathe fresh air,
and connect with the nature of the high-Andean surroundings.
We will visit the last lagoon of the journey, surrounded by mountains and Andean vegetation.
It will be an excellent opportunity to contemplate the landscape and capture memorable photographs.
After the tour, we will return to Cusipata to enjoy a traditional Andean lunch,
ideal for recovering energy before the journey back to the city.
After lunch, we will begin the return trip to the city of Cusco, once again enjoying the
rural and mountainous landscapes of the southern Andes.
We will end this experience with arrival in Cusco and transfer to the city center,
bringing the 4 Andean Lagoons and Queswachaka excursion to a close.
Entrance ticket cost
To make the most of your experience in Queswachaka and the 4 lagoons, keep these suggestions in mind:
For a comfortable experience during the tour:
The prices for the Queswachaka Inca Bridge Tour vary depending on the type of service:
• Entrance fee: Approx. S/10.00 (according to the local community).
• Shared tour: From USD 29 (includes transportation, guide, and meals).
• Budget tour: From USD 23.
• Private tour to Queswachaka: From USD 90 per person (for groups of 5 or more).
The Queswachaka Inca Bridge is located approximately **3 and a half hours** from Cusco by road, depending on traffic and weather conditions.
Yes, you can travel by bus to Combapata and then hire a local taxi.
However, most travelers prefer the Queswachaka Inca Bridge Tour because it includes direct transportation, a professional guide, and stops at the 4 lagoons.
Approximately **45 minutes**, which is enough time for photos, a historical explanation, and a walk around the surrounding area.
The tour involves **no demanding hiking**, only short walks to viewpoints or photo areas.
It is an ideal tour for people of all ages.
The best season is from **April to November**, the dry season in Cusco.
During these months, the landscape is clearer and the lagoons have better reflections.
Queswachaka is restored **every year** by the local communities.
It is safe to walk across it, but it is recommended to do so carefully due to its handcrafted nature.
It is recommended to bring:
• Light warm clothing
• Sun protection
• Water and snacks
• Cash
• Camera
• Sun hat
Yes.
It is a relaxed tour, with no long hikes, and perfect for:
• Families
• Children
• Older adults
• Travelers who prefer easy routes
From: $45.00
From: $45.00
From: $45.00
1 Day
Moderate Difficulty