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A true initiatory journey into Andean cosmovision with Rolando Pauccar Calcina, visiting the sacred Inca places: Cusco, Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu, and the Q'eros.

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Section 1: Cusco and Machu Picchu

November 2 to 8 2018

Section 2: Q'eros Nation

November 9 to 15 2018

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PROGRAM SECTION 1*

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We will have the luxury of walking and feeling these sacred places accompanied by Rolando Pauccar Calcina, descendant of the Inca, who will teach you his tradition and millenary techniques.

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DAY 0 - RECEPTION OF THE GROUP

Arrival in Cusco - reception at the airport - day off.

Day to meet us: we meet you at the airport and take you to the hotel, according to your flight you can have the day to rest, adapt to the site or walk around Cusco.

Today we will meet Rolando Pauccar and he will tell us the itinerary.

Hotel in Cusco

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DAY 1 - VISIT OF THE CITY

Hotel in Cusco

7:45 am - Breakfast at the hotel

9:00 am - Visit to Plaza de Arma

10:30 am - Tour in Qorikancha

12:00 am - Lunch at Kuscafe or Andean food

13:30 am - Tour in Tambomachay

Ceremony near Sacsayhuamán and tour of the place

4:00 pm - Tour in Sacsayhuamán

6:00 pm - Back to the hotel

Rest of the afternoon free

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Day 2 - SACRED VALLEY

Undertaking the trip to the Sacred Valley

Hotel in Aguas Calientes

People have to carry what they need for 3 days: flashlights, clothes, rain coat, towel, and small backpacks.

5:00 am - breakfast at the hotel

6:00 am - transfer from the hotel

7:00 am - Pisaq

7:10> 10:00 am - Tour of Pisaq

7:15 am - Meditation ceremony

10:15 am - Departure from Pisaq by train

12:00 am - Arrival in Urubamba: Don Angel

12:10 > 1:30 pm - Lunch in Urubamba

2:30 pm - Tour in Moray

16.30 am - Arrival in Chinchero

5:30 pm - Tour in Chinchero, visit of textile craft center

7:00 pm - Arrival in Cusco

Day 3 - MACHU PICCHU

Hotel in Aguas Calientes

4:00 am - Breakfast at the hotel

5:00 am - Departure from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu by bus from the hotel we walk to Machu Picchu through the forest.

7:00 am - Arrival at the entrance to Machu Picchu

Time for appreciation and photographs.

Silent meditation ceremony in Machu Picchu

Tour and activities in Machu Picchu

Refreshment in Machu Picchu (not included)

Free time in Machu Picchu

5:00 pm - Departure from Machu Picchu to Aguas Calientes

5:30 pm - Arrival in Aguas Calientes

Lunch in Aguas Calientes

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DAY 4 - MANDOR CLEANING WORK WITH WATER. CLEANING CEREMONY

Hotel in Aguas Calientes

8:00 am - Breakfast at the hotel

9:00 am - Departure to Mandor

2:00 pm - Return to Aguas Calientes

Lunch and dinner are not included on this day, we visit the Mandor waterfall, which is a very sacred place and purifies itself with water.

Bring refreshments for the walk.

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DAY 5 - OLLANTAYTAMBO, MORAY AND CHICHERO

Hotel in Cusco

5:00 am - We go to the train which leaves at 5:27 am

8:30 am - Arrival of the train from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo

9:00 am - Archaeological Center of Ollantaytambo

11:30 am - We left Ollantaytambo to Urubamba

1.30 pm - Departure from Urubamba to Moray

2:00 pm - Tour in Moray

4:30 pm - Arrival in Chinchero

5:30 pm - Tour in Chinchero, visit of textile craft center

7:00 pm - Arrival in Cusco

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DAY 6 - FREE DAY IN CUSCO

Hotel in Cusco

On this day the feeding is not included, as it is a free day to do a previous preparation to continue with the trip to Q'eros, for those who take the whole trip.

Those who take only the first stage this has half a day off.

Then transfer to the airport, according to flights.

Those who travel to Q'eros have to buy snacks for the road.

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INCLUDED

• 6 hotel nights with double rooms (ask for single and triple)

• General tourist ticket per person

• Train ticket per person

• Entrance ticket of Macchu Pichu

• Transportation every day, except on free days

• Accompaniment and dynamics with Rolando Pauccar Calcina

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PROGRAM SECTION 2 *

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The Q'ero Nation is composed of 5 rural communities descendants of the Incas, in the province of Paucartambo, in the Cusco region: Marcachea, Q'ero Tuturani, Hatun Q'ero, Quico and Hapu.

It has a population of approximately 4,000 inhabitants, with ancient customs and traditions coming directly from the Incas; these 5 communities are recognized by the UNESCO as "intangible cultural heritage of humanity".

Q'ero has different ecological levels such as: Puna Alta, located at 5500 m, where only condors and vicuñas live; Puna Baja, located at 4500 m where the Q'eros live, who work in livestock and non-commercial agriculture; and finally Yunca which is located between 2000 and 3500 m, where corn, fruit and coca are grown.

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DAY 1 - BEGINNING OF THE TRIP TO Q'EROS

We left very early by bus, at 2:00 am we find ourselves with the beginning of the path towards the Q'ero Nation. From today, we will walk many hours, with our companions, the horses that carry the necessary, the muleteers and cooks.

On this trip we share the forces and knowledge that develop between the mountains and us, we pass through spectacular places where only one can connect while being in the place, describing these wonders is impossible, there is no word or man that can transmit the energy that It exists in this part of the eartam Only by being present can we perceive magic.

We will camp for lunch and we will continue walking until the first camp where we will spend the night in typical little houses.

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DAY 2 - TRAVELING IN CAMPS

Sharing experiences is to live every day with nature and learn from it is simply silent, see the stars at night without any impediment of time or anybody who limits you is to exceed the limits.

The experiences of this inner journey are unparalleled and receiving initiations in these sacred places is a unique moment.

To be in these places is to be completely isolated from the world we know... sometimes when I travel, my sorrows and pains of the soul simply disappear and I have not yet known a place like this.

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DAY 3 - FEEDING OUR SOUL

Our mind enters a state of openness, expands beyond the ordinary (everyone put their opinion when you can open your mind) but I can testify that the soul and our spirit grow, and our mind goes blank... these are some of the wonders of this sacred place.

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DAY 4 - GAINING EXPERIENCES IN A UNIQUE WORLD

Days of experiences among the people who live in this place are very special... seeing children as they are, without hiding anything, and knowing that they exist without hospitals and doctors is surprising... buying their weaving arts and seeing their artistic skills is incredible .

Community C. Marcachea: the oldest community, sheltered by the great mountains; in this place even the houses and vegetation are better preserved than the other communities. In this same place lived the last Incas that were taken to be preserved 100 years before the Spaniards arrived.

Night in Mullupunco.

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DAY 5 - ASCENDING AND ENTERING INTO YOURSELF

Climbing the mountains we find the strength hidden inside and know the energy that we never imagined to have and externalise the negative things hidden in the unconscious.

 

DAY 6 - RETURNING FROM OURSELVES TOWARDS OURSELVES

Hotel in Cusco

5:00 am - Breakfast

6:00 am - Start to walk

Climbing to the heights is like climbing big snow, where we have never been, to be in the same sky, despite the cold and wind... to enjoy different ecological levels is to see the earth from the sky... each one write his experience according to his feelings and preparation.

This is one of the most special journeys we have, due to this magical and sacred place. In this place there are no hospitals, health centers, hotels or anything similar, it is totally sacred and there is no tourism.

On the same day we arrived in Cusco at 9:00 pm approximately.

DAY 7 - RETURN HOME

Breakfast and hotel check-out

Airport transfer

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RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE JOURNEY

• Enjoying a good physical condition

• Take a coat and raincoat

• Take 2 camera batteries

• Take a binocular

• Take sunscreen

• Take sungglasses

• Bring loose change to Q'eros to make any purchase

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INCLUDED

• 3 emergency chair horses

• 13 horse pack

• 8 arrieros

• 2 chefs

• 2 kitchen assistants

• 1 official guide

• 2 Andean priests or doctors

• 1 kitchen tents

• 1 dining tent

• 16 sleeping bags

• 16 mats

• Tourist transport roundtrip and return

• Complete feeding for 6 days

• Kitchen equipment

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NOT INCLUDED

• Poncho or raincoat

• Mud boots

• Water

• Ancestral music

• Gifts for children

• Canes

• Lantern

• Coca leaf Reading

• Individual healings

• Initiation in Pampamisayoq

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* The program and schedules can be modified according to the best interest of the group or as the circumstances require.

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