Uchuy Qosqo – Machupicchu 4D/3N + Ceremonia Wachuma (cactus)

Day 1: Tampumach´ay – Q’oricocha

5:45 AM – Pickup from your hotel in Cusco.

• Begin your pilgrimage with an early departure, heading towards Tampumach’ay, the starting point of the journey.

6:30 AM – Arrival at Tampumach’ay

• We will begin with an introduction and a sacred ritual to prepare for the pilgrimage.

• Afterward, enjoy a nutritious breakfast to energize the group for the spiritual journey.

8:00 AM – Connection with Mama Coca & the Apus

• The sacred leaves of Mama Coca will help guide us, opening our hearts and spirits for the journey ahead. This sacred plant medicine is used to connect us with our higher self and the powerful mountain spirits (Apus) during the ascent.

• As we walk, we will purify our body, mind, and spirit, preparing ourselves for the challenges and blessings ahead.

12:30 PM – Arrival at Qellwacocha

• We will stop at Qellwacocha for a restorative lunch, prepared with gratitude. Here, we perform a small gratitude ceremony to honor the land and the spirits, acknowledging the sacredness of the space.

2:00 PM – Continue the Journey to Qoricocha

• After lunch, we continue our pilgrimage toward Qoricocha Laguna, one of the sacred water sources in the area, known for its spiritual significance.

5:00 PM – Arrival and Overnight at Lodge

• Settle into the lodge for an evening of rest. Dinner and reflection will take place, allowing time for integration of the day’s experiences.

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Day 2: Qoricocha – Wachuma Ceremony (San Pedro Cactus)

7:00 AM – Sacred Greeting to Pachamama and Inti (Mother Earth and Father Sun)

• Start the day with a ceremonial greeting to Pachamama (Earth) and Inti (Sun) to honor the natural forces and set our intentions for the ceremony.

8:00 AM – Ancestral Wachuma Ceremony Preparation

• With the permission of the Andean spirits and Mama Laguna (the spirit of the lake), we will engage in the sacred Wachuma (San Pedro cactus) ceremony. This ceremony, led by a knowledgeable shaman or spiritual guide, is designed to facilitate deep healing, purification, and connection with the Earth’s energies.

9:00 AM – 6:00 PM – Full-Day Wachuma Ceremony

• Throughout the day, the Wachuma ceremony will guide us through a deep spiritual journey, allowing us to connect with our physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual selves. The sacred space of Qoricocha Laguna, surrounded by the mountains, amplifies the healing process, bringing clarity, insight, and peace.

• Meditation and Reflection: During the ceremony, we will engage in various practices, including meditation and guided self-reflection, to access deeper states of consciousness and align ourselves with the wisdom of the Andean ancestors.

Evening:

• After the ceremony, there will be time for integration, rest, and reflection. Dinner will be served, and a quiet space will be created to allow the experiences of the day to settle.

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Day 3: Qoricocha – Huchuy Qosqo – Aguas Calientes

5:00 AM – Wake up with Hot Coca or Mint Tea

• Begin the day with a warm drink to nourish and energize the body.

6:00 AM – Departure to the Inca Trail

• Embark on the original Inca Trail, an ancient path that leads through the upper Sacred Valley of the Incas. This trail offers breathtaking views of the valley, with the Apus (protective mountain spirits) standing tall as guardians of the land.

8:00 AM – Scenic Hike

• Along the trail, observe the sacred landscapes of green fields of corn, vegetables, and the Milky Way River below. The energy of the glacier mountains, or Apus, will guide us through this stunning terrain.

11:00 AM – Arrival at Huchuy Qosqo

• Huchuy Qosqo, an ancient Incan ceremonial site, will be explored with meditation and reflection. Here, we take time to connect deeply with the energetic vibration of this sacred space, allowing the heart to be filled with love and light.

1:00 PM – Lunch at Huchuy Qosqo

• A nourishing lunch will be shared in the sacred site, allowing us to rest and absorb the energies of the place.

2:00 PM – Descent to Lamay District

• After lunch, we descend to the Lamay district, where we board a bus to Ollantaytambo.

4:00 PM – Train to Aguas Calientes

• Upon arrival at Ollantaytambo, we take the train to Aguas Calientes, the town at the base of Machu Picchu, where we will overnight.

6:00 PM – Check-in at Hotel in Aguas Calientes

• Settle in for the night, rest, and prepare for the next day’s visit to Machu Picchu.

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Day 4: Machu Picchu

5:00 AM – Breakfast

• After an early breakfast, we prepare to head up to the sacred city of Machu Picchu.

6:00 AM – Bus to Machu Picchu

• Board the bus for a scenic ride up to the entrance of Machu Picchu, where the energies of the Inca city await.

6:30 AM – Machu Picchu Sunrise Ceremony

• If weather permits, we will witness the sunrise over Machu Picchu. This is a powerful and spiritual moment, connecting with the energies of the land and the divine beings of the site.

7:30 AM – 12:00 PM – Guided Tour and Crystal Ceremony

• A guided tour of Machu Picchu will take us through the heart of this sacred city. The temple energies will guide us during our crystal ceremony, where we will reconnect with our Munay (heart), Yachay (mind), Llakay (action), and Nuna (energy) – the four spiritual centers that align us with the cosmos.

12:00 PM – Meditation and Personal Reflection

• Spend time in silent reflection, engaging in Hamutay (meditation) to further deepen the connection with the sacred energy of Machu Picchu.

1:00 PM – Lunch at Aguas Calientes

• After the visit, return to Aguas Calientes for a restorative lunch, and reflect on the experiences of the day.

3:00 PM – Train Ride Back to Ollantaytambo

• Take the train back to Ollantaytambo, then a bus back to Cusco.

7:00 PM – Arrival in Cusco

• Arrival in Cusco, where the journey ends with an invitation to carry the transformative energies and spiritual experiences forward in life.

• • Private transport Cusco-tampumachay

• • Private transport Lamay-ollantaytambo

• • Spiritual guide spanish-inglish(andean master)

• • Huchuy Qosqo ticket

• • Machupicchu ticket

• • Breakfast/lunch/dinner

• • San pedro ceremony (wachuma)

• • 02 nights Lodge

• • Bus aguas calientes- Machupicchu round trip

• • Expedition train ticket ollantaytambo- aguas calientes round trip

• • Privete transport back to cusco from ollantaytambo

• • 01 night hotel at aguas calientes

• • mineral water

• • first aid kit

• • personal assistance

• • Hotel cusco

• • Huaynapicchu US$75

• • machupicchu mountain US$ 75

• • Lunch last day

• • Walking sticks

• • Tips

• • Hiking boots (light and comfortable)

• • A good quality daypack (light, small and comfortable)

• • Water storage for at least 2 liters; either a camel bag or water bottle(s)

• • Hat and sunglasses

• • Rain gear

• • Sun cream

• • Warm leyers

• • Personal medication

• • Extra money for souvenirs, drinks & tips

• • Sleeping bag (can be rented from us)

• • Air mattress (can be rented from us)

• • Warm jacket, hat and gloves

• • shirts (wicking t-shirts are best)

• • 1-2 hiking pants / trousers

• • sets of hiking socks

1. ¿Qué incluye el tour Uchuy Qosqo – Machupicchu de 4 días y 3 noches? El tour incluye guía profesional bilingüe, transporte, entradas a los sitios arqueológicos, alimentación completa durante la caminata, equipo de camping, boleto de ingreso a Machupicchu, ticket de tren de retorno y la ceremonia de Wachuma guiada por un maestro andino. 2. ¿Qué es la ceremonia de Wachuma y por qué es parte del tour? La ceremonia de Wachuma (cactus San Pedro) es una experiencia ancestral de conexión espiritual, guiada por un maestro andino. Se realiza en un entorno natural sagrado y permite una profunda introspección, sanación emocional y conexión con la Pachamama. Es una parte opcional pero muy valorada del itinerario. 3. ¿Necesito tener experiencia previa en caminatas? No es necesario tener experiencia previa, pero se recomienda tener un nivel físico moderado. El trekking hacia Uchuy Qosqo incluye subidas y descensos, pero el ritmo es adecuado para viajeros con condición física normal. 4. ¿La ceremonia Wachuma es segura? Sí, la ceremonia es totalmente segura y es guiada por un facilitador experimentado en un entorno contenido y con acompañamiento constante. Además, se realiza una charla previa para explicar todo el proceso y asegurar una experiencia positiva. 5. ¿Dónde se duerme durante el tour? Se pernocta en campamentos organizados por el equipo durante las caminatas, y en hospedaje en Aguas Calientes la última noche antes de visitar Machupicchu. 6. ¿Se puede hacer el tour sin participar en la ceremonia Wachuma? Sí. La ceremonia es opcional. Si no deseas participar, puedes descansar o simplemente disfrutar del entorno natural mientras el grupo realiza la experiencia espiritual. 7. ¿Qué debo llevar al tour? Se recomienda llevar: ropa de trekking ligera y abrigadora, botas de caminata, sombrero y bloqueador solar, poncho para la lluvia, mochila pequeña y documentos personales. ¿Quieres que añada más preguntas o que las traduzca al inglés también?