An ideal hike for those looking to quickly escape to nature and to immerse themselves in Andean Spirit. This 2-day trek is combined with a medicinal San Pedro (Wachuma) Ceremony the following day, which will complement your hike with a profound spiritual experience. During the ceremony you’ll be accompanied by one of our San Pedro Masters.
Huchuy Qosqo
Meaning Little Cusco in Quechua, Huchuy Cusco is an Incan ruin located north of Cusco and is part of the Calca province in the region of Cusco. Archeological evidence suggests the site dates back to 1000 and 1300 A.D and was built by Incan Emperor Viracocha. Believed to be the royal estate of Viracocha, in the later part of his reign the neighboring tribe of Cancha revolted and attacked the Capital city of Cusco in 1438.
During the assault, Viracocha fled to his Royal estate of Huchuy Qosqo however his son Cusi Yupanqui, who’s name would later be changed to the Famous Pachacutec, stayed and successfully defended Cusco Against the Cancha attackers. Pachacutec would eventually take the title as Sapa Inca, “Inca Emperor”, from his father and would become by far the most famous leader in the history of the Incan Empire. Pachacutec would lead the empire into a new age of conquest and advancement. Pachacutec conquered many neighboring lands and peoples and constructing the most impressive structures of the empire including the world-famous Machu Picchu.
Services Provided
- Accomodation: 1st night With an Andean Family in Huchuy Cusco 2nd night in the retreat center in The Sacred Valley
- Transportation: Private van to and from your hotel
- Meals: Food adjusted to fit your dieta
- Translators: Translator for Quechua/Spanish/English
- Ceremonies: Gratitude ceremony dedicated to Pachamama and San Pedro Ceremony both with Master Shaman
Join us on this authentic spiritual adventure where you get the opportunity and privilege to stay with an Andean family learning their ways and customs. Additionally, you’ll take part in 3 Andean cleansing ceremonies intended to prepare the mind body and soul for the spiritual journey the San Pedro ceremony will provide.
