MARAS & MORAY Half-Day Private Experience in the Sacred Valley

A Millenary Tradition Suspended Above the Andes Discover one of Peru’s most extraordinary cultural treasures and one of the most authentic living expressions of the Inca legacy. The majestic Q’eswachaka Bridge is far more than an ancient engineering masterpiece; it is a symbol of identity, tradition, and cultural continuity that has endured the passage of time. Suspended above the deep waters of the Apurímac River at over 3,700 meters (12,139 ft) above sea level, this remarkable suspension bridge, entirely handcrafted from ichu grass—the sacred grass of the Andes—represents the last functioning Inca bridge still preserved and renewed using ancestral techniques passed down from generation to generation. Each year, local communities gather to reconstruct the bridge through a collective ceremony filled with symbolism, spirituality, and profound respect for the traditions inherited from their ancestors. This ancestral practice has been recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, making Q’eswachaka one of South America’s most important living cultural traditions. During this experience, you will have the opportunity to cross the bridge and feel the thrill of walking on a handcrafted structure that has defied time, while admiring spectacular Andean landscapes, dramatic canyons, and breathtaking natural scenery. More than a visit, this is an invitation to connect with the essence of the Andes, discover the wisdom of an extraordinary civilization, and experience a unique journey that blends history, adventure, living culture, and ancestral traditions. An exclusive experience designed for travelers seeking to discover the most authentic, profound, and extraordinary side of Peru.