Puente Pachachaca, Road bridge in Peru
The Pachachaca Bridge spans the Pachachaca River in Apurímac.
This bridge dates back to the colonial era, showcasing centuries-old architecture.
Pachachaca is a symbol of Peruvian cultural heritage.
It connects towns and facilitates local transportation needs.
Despite its age, Pachachaca stands as a testament to enduring engineering.
Location: Apurímac
Location: Abancay Province
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