The Inca bridge is a natural bridge on the river Mendoza. Its height is 1719 m above sea level. It is located near the Argentine city of Mendoza. Scientists believe that the bridge could arise as a consequence of the sequence of rockfalls and snow avalanches. There are several legends of the local people who talk about the divine origin of the bridge.

Near the Bridge of the Incas is a small village, it has a regular Alpine Museum "Museo del Andinista". The Museum acquaints visitors with the history of the nearest mountain Aconcagua. The Inca bridge is the starting point for several climbing routes.

In colonial times the Inca Bridge used for crossing the river, he passed through road transport, connecting the Pacific and Atlantic oceans.

It is noteworthy that near the bridge there are several geothermal sources. Each of them has its own name: mercury, Venus, Mars, Saturn, Champagne. Water sources are rich in various kinds of sulfates and carbonates and are considered curative. In this regard, in 1925, was built nearby the hotel. But in 1986, developed by that time the resort was swept mountain avalanche. Currently a vacant lot. The only building that survived the avalanche is a small chapel of the colonial era.

Now water from the springs is used for the application of patina on all kinds of sculptures, which are considered crafts and sold to tourists.