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Spiritual travel in Cusco and the Sacred Valley
For the Incas, Cusco was the navel of the world and every mountain (apu) a protective being. That Andean worldview is still alive in the communities of the Sacred Valley, where traditional masters make offerings to Pachamama, energy cleansings and gratitude ceremonies.
Our spiritual tours in Cusco range from gentle half-day experiences, such as llama therapy or clay healing, to shamanic schools and multi-day retreats, always respecting local traditions and in small groups.
Ceremonies with master plants
Ayahuasca and San Pedro (huachuma) ceremonies are intense experiences. Before booking we ask you to complete a health questionnaire: they are not recommended during pregnancy, with heart or psychiatric conditions, or if you take antidepressants or other medication that may interact. Always consult your doctor. Ceremonies are held with experienced facilitators and constant support.
How to prepare
Arrive in Cusco one or two days early, rest well, avoid alcohol and follow the diet we will send you before each ceremony.
Why choose us
A respectful and safe experience
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Local masters
Ceremonies led by pakos and healers from Andean communities.
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Safety first
Health screening beforehand and support throughout the experience.
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Connection with nature
Sacred places in the Sacred Valley, far from city noise.
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Small groups
Personal attention in a trusting environment.
Spiritual Tours
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Questions about Spiritual Tours
Do I need previous experience?
No. We explain the meaning of each ritual and accompany you at all times.
Are plant-medicine ceremonies safe for everyone?
Not for everyone. There are medical and medication contraindications, so we ask for a health questionnaire and recommend consulting your doctor before booking.
What is an offering to Mother Earth?
It is an Andean gratitude offering to Pachamama and the apus, prepared with coca leaves, seeds and sweets by an Andean master.
What should I bring?
Comfortable warm clothes, a blanket, water and, above all, a clear intention for your experience.
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