Seremonial Tourism

Code: LMJUYH
Half Day
Category:
  • pago-a-la-tierra
  • pago-a-la-tierra
  • pago-a-la-tierra
  • pago-a-la-tierra
  • pago-a-la-tierra

Summary

This ceremony is held in our Adventure Center in Urubamba, an unbeatable setting for its beauty and strict harmony with nature, in homage to the Pachamama, the Apus and culminates with an offering to the Sacred River. For this we have a ceremonial stone altar.

Departure Daily
Closing hour 01:00 Pm
Duratión Half Day
What to wear
Comfortable shoes Jockey
Sunscreen Water
Weather Subject to weather conditions.
Cancellation Policy 48 hours
Recommendations for the road
WEAR Warm clothes - hat, gloves, scarf, jacket Windbreaker.
Waterproof clothing especially in the rainy season from January to March
If you do not have it you can rent in Cusco

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Seremonial Tour

MAIN CEREMONY - It consists of three parts:
READING COCA LEAVES:
This ritual is performed as a prior consultation to identify concerns in search of a solution in matters of love, health, work, etc.
HARMONIZATION AND PROPICIATION:
Offering ceremony, dedicated to the Andean deities "APUS" and "PACHA MAMA", protective divine spirits, with the purpose of requesting protection, health, work, love, and thank or ask for specific favors.
CLEANING AND REVITALIZATION:
Special ceremony for people blocked in their aura, for problems such as nerves, stress, lack of appetite, tensions, fright, bad wind, eye and evils of the earth or everything that disturbs the spiritual balance.
Revitalization and healing based on medicinal herbs, using sacred elements that nature provides us. At the end of the ceremony our body will be materially and spiritually more positive and with the strongest energy.
At the end of the ceremony an offering of flowers is offered to the river, as a sign of gratitude for life.
Suggested program for passengers staying in the Sacred Valley, can be combined with other different activities.

INCLUDED: R / T transportation from your hotel in Cusco or in the valley, offerings for each of the participants, master of Andean ceremonies and snacks.
NOT INCLUDED: Tips
WHAT TO BRING? Wear sneakers or light shoes or tennis shoes.
Drink plenty of fluids on your tours.
Raincoat (long poncho) in rainy season.
Long sleeve shirts.
Long pants.
Insect repellent.
Sunscreen, wide-brimmed hat for sunny days.
Binoculars.
Sun glasses, plastic bags.
Medicine and / or personal items (liquid for contact lenses).
One backpack or lightweight briefcase per person.
Camera or camcorder and movies.
Bring original documents with which they made their reservation (DNI, Passport, ISIC card, University card only for Peruvians).
Have your migration card with you.
Have on hand checks and coins in small denominations dollars, euros or soles.

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