Arrival & Journey to the Sacred Valley

Group airport transportation departs Cusco Airport at 11:30 AM for our retreat home. Settle in, rest, and acclimate to the altitude. The afternoon is yours to relax, explore the land, and begin connecting with the sacred energy of the valley.

Andean Cleansing Ritual

Begin the day with a powerful physical and energetic cleansing ritual led by a Q’ero master. Through a sacred plant bath, incense, and coca leaf offering, we’ll release stagnant energy, restore balance, and set clear intentions for the journey ahead.

Sacred Valley Exploration

Discover the ancient magic of the Sacred Valley with visits to the Maras Salt Mines, the innovative circular terraces of Moray, and the powerful Incan town of Ollantaytambo. Each site offers a unique connection to ancestral wisdom, natural cycles, and the living spirit of the Andes.

Machu Picchu Pilgrimage

We journey to the legendary citadel of Machu Picchu. After a scenic train ride and short bus ascent, we enter this sacred site with reverence, guided through its ancient paths by a local expert. Following our visit, we enjoy lunch in Aguas Calientes, then return by train and private transport to our retreat home in the Sacred Valley.

Karpay Initiation at Kinsa Kocha

Travel to the sacred high-altitude lake of Kinsa Kocha, where the stillness of the mountains sets the stage for a powerful Karpay Initiation—an ancient Andean energy transmission from the Apus and Pachamama. This heart-opening ceremony deepens your connection to nature and the sacred path. Afterward, we return to the valley for rest and reflection.

Rest, Creativity & Evening Ceremony

Enjoy a free morning for rest, reflection, or optional pottery-making with local artisans. This quiet space is intended for setting intentions and grounding before the evening ceremony.

At night, we gather in a sacred space where Shipibo maestros guide us through a deeply transformative ceremony. With their healing icaros (sacred songs), they help us navigate the inner realms, opening the door to insight, connection, and profound healing.

Integration & Evening Ceremony

Spend the morning in quiet reflection, journaling, or rest as you prepare for the evening ceremony. This space invites you to deepen your intentions and gently open to the next layer of your journey.

In the evening, we return to the ceremonial space, where Shipibo maestros once again guide us with their sacred songs and ancestral wisdom—supporting a deeper unfolding of healing, clarity, and spiritual connection.

Integration & Free Day

The day is yours to rest, reflect, and integrate the experiences of the past days. Enjoy the peace of the Sacred Valley, explore the local area, or connect with others in quiet conversation. Optional 1:1 support, yoga and body work sessions may be available. This spacious day is devoted to grounding and honoring your inner process.

Rainbow Mountain Pilgrimage

We depart early for a scenic drive through the Andean highlands, arriving at the trailhead at 4,630 meters (15,193 ft). From there, we hike to the stunning Rainbow Mountain at 5,040 meters (16,404 ft), with views of the powerful Apu Ausangate in the distance.

At the summit, take time to connect with the spirit of the land and honor this sacred landscape. After descending, we’ll enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before returning to Pisac.

Morning Practice & Group Integration

We begin the day with a gentle morning practice to ground and reconnect with the body. Later, we gather for a group integration session to share reflections and support one another in processing the deep experiences of our journey.

The rest of the day is free for rest, quiet exploration, or optional 1:1 support, yoga, or bodywork sessions. This spacious day is dedicated to honoring your inner process and fully integrating the transformation you’ve received.

Sacred Valley Immersion

We will journey to the Quechua village of Willoq Alto, located at 3,750 meters (approximately 12,300 feet) ASL, in the heart of the Andes. In Willoq Alto, daily life follows the rhythm of the land and the seasons. You’ll have the opportunity to take part in traditional activities and witness how the Andean worldview is expressed in everyday life. We’ll also learn about the ancient textile traditions passed down through generations. By midday, we are welcomed to share a Pachamanca, a traditional Andean meal cooked beneath the earth with hot stones. This sacred preparation brings together the gifts of the land. Eating Pachamanca is not just nourishment, it is an offering to Pachamama and a celebration of the abundance she provides. After this experience, we return home.

Departure Day

Our journey comes to a close. Group transportation departs at 8:00 AM from Melissa Wasi to Cusco Airport. Take with you the wisdom, healing, and connections you've cultivated as you return home grounded, renewed, and forever changed.