The Andes are rich with pre-Hispanic shamanic tradition. Learn about the
archaeological evidence of priests performing ceremonies dating back to 1000 BC and even 2000
BC.
You will experience different Inca rituals that connect us with Nature (Pachamama, Mother
Earth), the cleansing of negative energies, offerings to Mother Earth, and the Flowering
Ceremony.
1- If you are planning to travel to Cusco during the months of December to March, we recommend to
bring with you a rain gear since we start the rainy season over here.
However, April to November are the months of dry season, we have sunny days but cold
nights
2- If you live at sea level, and planning to visit Cusco, you might experience the Altitude
sickness, Cusco is located at 3350 meters about sea level. We recommend a local remedy called
mate de coca, it is tea made from coca leaves. This is helpful, but by no means a cure.
Acetazolamide (Diamox ) is drug that has shown good results as prophylaxis and treatment of AMS
( soroche o mal de altura ) It is a prescription drug used in the treatment of glaucoma, and as
a diuretic.
3- Hiking boots for the following tours, Rainbow mountain, Inca trail, Salkantay and
Choquequirao
4- Light dinner for the first night of your arrival to Cusco. Since the elevation of Cusco slow
down the digestion
5- You don´t need to bring a lot cash to Peru since you can withdraw USA Dollars at most ATMs
across the country Visa,Master Card,Cirrus, American Express and Diner's Club,etc) Most ATM
machines in Peru do not add any charge for withdrawing money from your home bank account, but
your own bank might.
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Confirm your Booking: We will require a non-refundable tour deposit of 50% per person.
The deposit is to be paid by the following options, by VISA Payment On-Line, Paypal, and Western
Union money transfer; these are the fastest & most secure form of payments in Peru.
The remaining balance is to be paid in Cusco once you arrive prior to your tour departure
date.
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