"The only impossible journey is the one you never begin." – Tony Robbins
MORE ABOUT OUR TEAM, LOCAL PROJECTS & MISSION
Every spiritual journey paid by our travelers, we pay it forward by donating 12% of what we earned to local community projects. You can decide which project you want to support: the dog shelter of Cusco, our reforestation project in Pucallpa or the children's home? We want to help people transform their lives and make Mother Earth a better place, committing to the Andean principle of Sumac Kausay.
Katharina Willer
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Fri 22 Apr 2022
Revive and Recharge in the Andean Mountains
Katharina Willer
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Sun 20 Mar 2022
How the ancient superfood from the Andes is changing lives sustainably
Laura · Sat 27 Nov 2021
Mindfulness is a practice that we can take with us wherever we go. We experience much more of our new surroundings and in a profounder way.
Laura · Tue 16 Nov 2021
How to prepare yourself and have a safe retreat. I am sharing with you my personal experience I had during my first Ayahuasca ceremony.
Ruty Salas
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Wed 4 Aug 2021
Located in the heart of the high Andes Mountains in the Cusquenian province of Paucartambo
Ruty Salas
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Thu 8 Jul 2021
Since ancient times, especially in the period of the Incas, nature and Mother Earth have been venerated and seen as a Goddess.
Wed 21 Apr 2021
This beautiful and fascinating ceremony is a fusion of traditional Andean and Catholic beliefs.
Wed 21 Apr 2021
During the San Pedro Ceremony in Cusco, Peru, I would see visions of intense paradise. It made me wonder why I don’t see like this everyday.
Wed 21 Apr 2021
Altomesayoq (Al-to-me-sa-yok) Alto means ‘High’ / mesayoq means ‘One who has power’
Wed 23 Oct 2019
This festival is celebrated all over Peru but is most impressive in Cusco.
Tue 30 Jul 2019
The Señor Qoyllur R’iti pilgrimage is one of the most important festivals in the Peruvian Andean religious calendar.
Tue 30 Jul 2019
The Virgen del Carmen is the patron saint of the mestizo population and is known to locals as Mamacha Carmen.
Sun 21 Jul 2019
The Virgen de la Candelaria (“Our Lady of Candelaria”) is the patron saint of the Canary Islands
Fri 1 Mar 2019
While similar to celebrations across the world, there are many customs that make New Year’s Eve distinct in Cusco.
Mon 21 Jan 2019
This procession draws huge crowds from across South America to Lima, the capital of Peru.
Tue 4 Dec 2018
The road system known as the Qhapaq Nan was vital to holding the great Inca Empire together,
Sat 21 Apr 2018
After the Spanish conquest on the Incas, indigenous Peruvians quickly began celebrating Christmas.
Sat 21 Apr 2018
The biggest, most important celebration in Cusco, with thousands of national and international tourists in attendance.
Mon 9 Apr 2018
The festival starts on November 1 with the Day of the Living
Wed 21 Feb 2018
In Quechua, “Qoyllur Riti” means “Shining Snow”, and the festival is called “Taytacha Qoyllur Riti” in that same language
