Mystical tour
(Full day)

We recommend two days predeparture to aclimate. We have the city tour of Cusco Inca arqueological sites. Also the sacred valley of the Incas full day tour

For many thousand years, the ancient peoples of the Andes have practiced rituals and ceremonies to honor and gain favors from their Gods. Those practices were related with their nature and their environment. Following these rituals, people offered and received (called Ayni or Reciprocity) the protection and blessing of different deities. During this process they practiced various techniques in order to get in touch with the different forces from the underworld, living world and upper world. Those forces and energies where represented by three mythological animals the snake which symbolizes wisdom, the Puma representing the material strength and the Condor synonymous with spirituality.

These techniques are now available in order to energize the spirit, soul and body. We will practice meditation in archaeological sites charged with the energy from the mountains, rivers and forest. We will make the salutation to the sun and energize our body with that vital energy of life.

We will practice initiations and different techniques of meditation with the natural elements such as the rainbow (Kuichi) and the water through purification and fertility; also we will align our chakras or magnetic levels of energy. Most of those activities will take place in Situ, which means in the religious retreat of the Incas “places of power”. We will combine different techniques in order to understand these magical and ancient practices of many cultures and civilizations.

Note: These one day trips can be added to our regular tours of adventure, nature and historical visits of archaeological sites.
Note: The cost per person is 250 dollars including tickets and transportation.
Note: This day we will recommend staying in state of purification not eating and fasting during the day and prepare your self a day before with fruits.

Included

Ceremonies.

Introduction.

Shaman.

Transportation.

First aid.

Radio communication.

What to bring
This is a list designed to advise you what equipment is appropriate to bring according to the weather conditions predominating at the time of your trip:

Sleeping Bag, preferably down (check for weather conditions).

Flashlights (at least one headlamp among them).

Sun Block; Insect Repellent.

Towels (Small; cotton and hygienic).

Rain Gear (Pants and Jacket) though not necessary during the months of July and August.

A couple of pairs of socks, perhaps even an extra pair.

One pair of trousers for the evening plus two more pairs for trail use (zipp-offs).

Sandals for River use (Teva types).

Low ankle height hiking shoes or regular hiking boots (check the season).

Reading material.

Binoculars (always useful regardless of season and activity).

Bathing Suit.

Water Bottle (I liter capacity).

Good Sun glasses, perhaps two sets.

A bandana for neck protection.

A couple of sets of underwear (perhaps an extra pair).

Camera and plenty of film.

Passport (plus a couple of Xerox copies).

At least one short sleeve shirt and one or two long sleeve shirts (dark colors, depending on the place and destiny chosen).

And your regular medium to high altitude outer trekking clothes (Anorak-Wind Breaker, Pile or Down Jacket, Wool Hat, Gloves)

Any questions, consults and information, contact us at:

Mail: info@cuscomachupicchu.com

Phone: (0051 - 84) - 984764938