SPIRITUAL TOUR
SPIRITUAL TOUR
Clay Healing
Half Day
DURATION
1 day
DIFFICULTY
Easy
CLUSTER
02 - 15 People
LANGUAGE
ES - EN
MAXIMUM ALTITUDE
2,972 m.s.n.m
“Connect with Pachamama from the very depths of your skin”
In the heart of the Sacred Valley, the earth is a source not only of life but also of healing. Clay therapy is an ancient Andean practice that harnesses the mineral properties of natural mud to balance body, mind, and spirit. When applied to the skin, the clay helps draw out toxins, alleviate physical pain, and restore vital energy, all while fostering a deep connection with Pachamama. This experience is ideal for those seeking holistic detoxification and spiritual reconnection within a sacred setting.
We gather in a setting surrounded by living nature—orchards, mountains, and Andean silence—where a brief ceremony of gratitude to Pachamama takes place. Next, the body is coated in mineral-rich medicinal clays sourced directly from the Sacred Valley.
During the treatment:
- A guided meditation is conducted while the clay dries, fostering inner rest.
- Participants are served purifying Andean herbal infusions.
- The session concludes with a warm herbal bath and an energy integration circle.
The experience lasts between 1.5 and 2 hours and takes place in open-air settings or eco-friendly holistic centers within the Sacred Valley, depending on the weather and the time of year.
Physical and spiritual benefits
- Deep cleansing of the skin and pores
- Relief from muscle pain and tension
- Elimination of toxins from the body
- Emotional and energetic release
- Connection with the elements of earth and water
- A sense of lightness and holistic renewal
Location
It takes place in the heart of the Sacred Valley of the Incas, at holistic centers near Pisac or Urubamba, surrounded by nature and silence.
Ideal for:
- Individuals undergoing emotional or spiritual healing
- Those seeking a natural physical detoxification
- Travelers interested in ancestral therapies
- Couples or groups seeking an experience of connection and reconnection
Include
- Traditional ceremony: Opening ritual of gratitude and connection with Pachamama.
- Body treatment: Application of mineral-rich medicinal clays from the Sacred Valley.
- Holistic practices: Guided meditation while the clay dries, followed by a final energy integration circle.
- Hydration and rinsing: Cleansing Andean herbal infusions and a final warm bath infused with medicinal herbs.
- Setting and duration: Use of facilities at an eco-friendly holistic center or a protected natural area in Pisac or Urubamba (duration: 1.5 to 2 hours).
Does not include
- Meals: Main meals (lunch or dinner) or beverages other than the cleansing herbal infusion.
- Personal items: Personal towels, sandals, or a change of clothes.
- Insurance: Travel or health insurance.
- Personal expenses: Optional tips or purchases of additional natural cosmetic products.
- Suitable clothing and a change of clothes: Wear a swimsuit or comfortable underwear that you don't mind getting stained with clay, and bring a personal towel and a change of clean, warm clothes for afterwards.
- Skin free of products: Arrive without body lotion, perfume, or makeup so your skin can properly absorb the minerals.
- Hydration before and after: Drink plenty of water before and after the treatment to aid the body's detoxification process.
- Protection for the Andean climate: Bring a warm jacket to put on after the session, as temperatures in the Sacred Valley often drop quickly in the late afternoon.
What should I wear during the clay application?
It is recommended to wear a swimsuit (a two-piece for women to facilitate application) or simple undergarments. Ideally, wear clothing that allows you to move freely and that you don't mind getting stained.
Is the therapy suitable for people with sensitive skin?
Yes, the clays and infusions are 100% organic and natural. However, if you have specific skin conditions or severe allergies to certain herbs, you should mention this before starting the session.
What happens if it rains on the day of the session?
If weather conditions do not permit the therapy to take place outdoors, the activity is moved to the rooms or sheltered, climate-controlled spaces at the partner eco-holistic centers.
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