WOW & THE TRAVEL CAPSULE PRESENT:
LIMA – CUSCO – SACRED VALLEY – QUEROS REMOTE VILLAGE EXPERIENCE – RAINBOW MOUNTAIN – THE AMAZON (PUCALLPA AREA) – AYAHUASCA RETREAT
19 Days / 18 Nights or less (read below for various options)
This year we bring a surprise to you! You will have the rare, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to meet the Q’eros remote community.
The Q’eros community is made up of five tiny villages, all comprised of humble stone houses in the Peruvian Andes. Collectively, the community is home to 600 people and 6,000 llamas and alpacas. They have remained mostly isolated for the last 500 years. Their contact with the Peruvian government and church is extremely rare, allowing them to preserve the ancient knowledge that they acquired directly from the Incan period.
What?
Visiting Lima, Cusco, Chinchero Ruins - Queros remote community trekking (shamanic rituals) (off the beaten path), - Rainbow Mountain – Pisac, Machu Picchu – Ayahuasca retreat in the Amazon jungle
When?
1st option: Full adventure trip in Peru
7 July 2021 – 25 July 2021
2nd option: Ayahuasca retreat in the Amazon jungle
1 week: 17 July 2020 – 25 July 2021
3rd option: Queros remote community trekking, Virgin del Carmen festival and Machu Picchu
7 July 2020 – 18 July 2021
Where?
Peru
How?
Air-flight to Lima, Peru
Participation?
1st option: 3070 euro
2nd option: 1300 euro
3rd option: 2100 euro
The ruins of Machu Picchu, rediscovered in 1911, by Yale archaeologist Hiram Bingham, are one of the most beautiful and enigmatic ancient sites in the world. While the Inca people certainly used the Andean mountain top erecting many hundreds of stone structures, from the early 1400s, legends and myths indicate that Machu Picchu (meaning ‘Old Peak’ in the Quechua language) was revered as a sacred place from a far earlier time.
Machu Picchu seems to have been utilized by the Inca as a secret ceremonial city.
For more info about Machu Picchu:
Some people say that the best way to rediscover your true self and freedom is to travel as much and as widely as you can. Why is this? What happens when we move that makes us feel freer and happier?
It has to do with the unknown! When we go, especially in countries with a culture very different from the culture we were brought up and see new places and faces, when everything is brand new, the mind stops. Nothing is the way we are used to be, so the mind can not follow its usual patterns and habitual behavior.
This adventure is a spiritual one as much as an external one! The essence of this trip is for you to overcome any fear that you might have at any level, spiritual, emotional, physical, intellectual, to gain back your power and finally set yourself free!
In the midst of coming back home to yourself, have fun, and meet new friends!
The Trip will be guided by Spiritual Teacher, Shaman & Healer Northern Deer Alexander, founder of the WORLD OF WISDOM & SPIRITUAL ADVENTURE COMMUNITY.
He will help each of you to receive the maximum benefit, from this experience, and awaken your true essence.
The trip will include practices for the awakening of the inherent part of ourselves which is the true being that we are!
Gratitude after Ayahuasca Retreat
Machu Picchu
Trekking in Andes mountains
Arrive in Lima from an International flight.
Upon arrival, you shall be met by a representative in Lima and transferred directly to your hotel in Miraflores, and upon request, we can give you a small orientation of the points of interest in the surrounding area.
Exploring the district of Miraflores on foot which is very safe even at night. There are many cafes, restaurants, and bars to explore. There are also pharmacies, banks, and money exchange shops all nearby if you need them.
Dinner on the first night is not included but a group meal at a recommended restaurant can be arranged by request.
Overnight: Hotel Carmel, Miraflores
Fly from Lima to Cusco. Transfer to the Sacred Valey & Pisac
We start by traveling back to the airport after breakfast for a mid-morning flight to Cusco. The flight time is just over 1 hour and when arriving in Cusco just a further 1-hour transfer to your hotel located in the Sacred Valley arriving by 1.30 pm approximately.
From here you can relax and enjoy this scenically beautiful area. The pretty town is a 10-15 minute walk passing by local farms. You can then take your time to explore at leisure the town square full of cobbled market streets and shops.
Overnight hotel 3* Kimsa, Cusco
Day trip to the lake and local community, short hike to Pisac ruins, and time to arrange Drum ceremony.
Today (around 8,30am) we take you up out of the beautiful Sacred Valley and explore a beautiful lake located about 45 minutes above Pisac town, called Totoracocha. Ideally, we can walk around it in less than 1 hour and find a spot to make a small ritual for our personal power with the drum and connect with the ancient powers there.
After an hour and a half, we can walk down (20 minutes) to the local village located nearby called Viacha and Julian and can explain about traditional farming and agriculture which they still do.
Here we can stop for an (early) typical lunch.
Around 1 pm. We should then hike down from the village in around 1 hour to the ruins of Pisac. Here, there are some spectacular views over the valley and some of the best examples of Inka terracing anywhere. You may find a spot before entering the ruins in order to take another drum ceremony.
After some hours there, we can decide to walk down 30 minutes through the terraces and into the town square or be picked from the ruins to collect our bags to head on our next part of our journey.
Ideally, we shall leave by 4.30 pm and it takes just over a 2-hour drive by road to get us to our Eco-lodge by the river and in a perfect position to get to Rainbow Mountain early the next day.
We will receive a delicious dinner on arrival by our warm hosts.
Pisac on sun fire!
Astonishing Rainbow Mountain
Ancient Ruins
Rainbow Mountain hike, return to Pisac.
Today we leave around 7 am in the morning to head out to Rainbow Mountain. The journey to get there from the lodge should only take 1 hour. We then hike for around 4 hours, make a ceremony at the Top, admire the view, and then drive back to the lodge for lunch.
We then return back to Pisac in the late afternoon.
Overnight in Royal Inka hotel, Pisac.
A Local Quero
Queros remote villages
Pisac sacred lake
Are you ready to awaken the explorer within you, that wants to traverse very special off-the-beaten-tracks parts of the planet, its ancient cultures, and teachings?
Are you open to the newness of such an experience, one that means seeing life from a completely different perspective?
Do you wish to return to the most ancient of all ceremonies: sharing through the power of story, invigorating through wisdom, and loving through a simple smile of the Q’ero people?
Are you prepared to reach new heights, both physically and spiritually, trekking for 3 days at over 4,000 m altitude in the Peruvian Andes, to have the mountain-top experience you have been desiring for so long?
Then we invite you to join us on this mystical journey to the community of the Q’eros people and the living, breathing reality of the Andean Cosmovision!
The Q’eros community is made up of five tiny villages, all comprised of humble stone houses in the Peruvian Andes. Collectively, the community is home to 600 people and 6,000 llamas and alpacas. They have remained mostly isolated for the last 500 years. Their contact with the Peruvian government and church is extremely rare, allowing them to preserve the ancient knowledge that they acquired directly from the Incan period.
The translation of Q’ero is “Sacred Glass”, and is a tool that is used formally in rituals. It signifies the acquisition of knowledge.
The meeting of such an untouched indigenous community is a rare and inspirational experience. Ceremonies, along with daily life, are pure and far removed from anything we might expect from modern civilization. It is a chance to perceive Pachamama through the eyes of the Q’eros, and to understand the ways in which they interact with each other and their environment. Despite the harsh and basic conditions that they live in, sharing with the Q’eros community is heart-opening and enlightening.
During this journey, we will be enjoying breathtaking and challenging treks (for the most adventurous souls!) through the astonishing High Andes and will have the unique opportunity to take part in the sacred practices of the Q’eros, which include devotion to Pachamama, as well as an introduction to the ancient initiation of Hatun Karpay (Great Initiation). The Q’eros have been conducted these initiations since the Incan Empire, and they have been the only ones to preserve these traditions.
The introduction to the Great Initiation (Hatun Karpay) takes place over two-hour sessions that involve opening the heart (Munay), opening the third eye (Yanchai), and opening the energetic stomach (llankay).
These initiation rites are like portals into awakening, quickening, and amplifying the process of spiritual growth.
You will have a pick-up in Pisaq after breakfast. Then drive to Okongate (3 hours drive) for Lunch and meet the first Qero family. From there, you will receive a Coca Leaf Reading and Despacho (offering to Pachamama) to request blessings and permission for the journey.
Dinner and accommodation at cozy Qeros guesthouse with beautiful views of the Sacred Mountain Ausangate
Local accommodation in the Andean Altiplano
Queros community
Sleeping in our tents under the stars
After breakfast, we head out on a dirt road for 3 hours to start the trek to the high, remote mountain village of Perki.
Once we leave the road we hike on a spectacularly beautiful scenic trail for 5-6 hours before arriving at the Qeros community of Perki, where we will receive our ceremony of Despacho
In the evening we have a local Q´eros dinner and sleeping in a tent under the stars
Camping in tents at around 4800m
Queros community
Queros community
Virgin del Carmen festival
Energizing breakfast, before hiking to a powerful mountain (2 hours) for the Great Initiations (Hatun Karpay)
Lunch picnic in beautiful mountain scenery and hike back to the Q’eros village and receive the Nusta Karpay (Seven Goddess) Initiations – see photo below
But what does it exactly mean?
In the Andean spiritual tradition, the Nusta Kuna represents the Goddesses and Sacred Archetypal Feminine energies of Nature. They are the original princesses and Goddesses of the Andean cosmology, coming from the great mountains and sacred lakes in Peru.
Is it good for everybody?
The Nusta Karpay Rites are open to both men and women and are available to everyone regardless of their spiritual orientation.
If you wish to heal the Divine Feminine within yourself, and carry that healing into the world, or you just want to bring greater peace and unity to our planet and unity to our planet, this ancient Rite is the best for you.
What effect will it bring you?
These initiations have a deep effect, they support and accelerate your spiritual growth. They help you find a new balance with yourself, connected with the healing of Mother Earth
The Nustas have gentle yet powerful energy; to deeply heal and restore the balance of the feminine aspect not only within yourself but with the feminine in all of creation.
Many people have closed hearts due to the pain they have suffered in some way in life.
They do not trust their own hearts to be exposed to anyone fully, and perhaps not even themselves.
Therefore, in order to walk the path of a healer, you must be willing to work on yourself first and to learn to trust and open your heart more and more.
You must be willing first to heal your own heart before you try to work on others, in this sense. As you cleanse the layers of hucha (heavy energy) from your heart, then your sacred sight becomes even clearer.
In our Q’ero Trek, you can experience the opening of the Munay (the energetic power of love situated in your heart and correlated to the fourth chakra) in the first part of the initiation called Hatun Karpay: in this phase, the Shaman will open the nine gates of your heart to soften it and make it express itself in all its aspects.
The nine gates (also called the temples of the heart), are the following: temple of joy, sadness, humility, hope, anger, ego, harmony, sweetness, and wisdom.
This step is so important, especially for Inca shamans and Inca people.
Why?
Because without opening and activating the heart, one may not proceed further on the path. All actions of healing must be done with integrity and integrity can only come when you act from the heart.
Once your heart is free and open, you will gain more personal power. You will be able to more precisely draw upon the light and pure living energy from the universe in unfathomable ways.
Once you face your pain and open your heart more and more, you will have the Munay necessary to create deeper and deeper connections and relationships with all of life on Mother Earth.
Strengthening your connection to all of nature with love, respect and integrity help you be able to communicate and hear nature so you can call upon the support you need and give back that support.
In essence, it is truly how one can become a caretaker of Pachamama.
All these things together and much more demonstrate the profound value and significance of Munay.
Local dinner and sleeping in a tent accompanied by the sounds of absolute silence
Camping in tents at around 4800m
Our guide in Puacartambo
Eco Lodge
Puacartambo river
Return to Pisac, collect bags, carry on to Ollantaytambo for the train to Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu village)
We start with a Local breakfast and say goodbye to the community of the past two days where we stayed.
We will then trek to the Q´ero village Cochamocco (2.5 hours downhill) to access the closest road and drive to the town Paucartambo for lunch and the final sharing circle. Then continue to Pisac in about another 2 hours’ drive.
When we arrive back to Pisac to collect or main luggage (we can rest for a while) then transfer through the Sacred Valley to Ollantaytambo train station in around 1.5 hours, and take the at 7.30 pm travel by train (1 hour and 35 minutes) to Aguas Calientes for Machu Picchu. This allows us to rest the night in town before the visit the next morning.
Overnight 3* Mantu Boutique or similar
Machu Picchu - 2019
Visit Machu Picchu sanctuary, train/van back to Cusco, fly to Lima
We take the 25-minute shuttle bus up to the main site around 7-8 am. Due to recently tightened restrictions, we can visit for just a couple of hours. Once inside you will be taken around by the guide on a 1-way system and until the exit. The total time for the guided tour will be around 1.5 hours. After which you will return on the shuttle down from the site to town and some time for lunch in Machu Picchu village/Aguas Calientes before the afternoon train around 2.30 pm arriving for around 4 pm in Ollantaytambo followed by a 2-hour transfer to the downtown of Cusco.
Your hotel is situated only a couple of blocks from the main square and close to many other attractions of the city. Your accommodation is located in the Bohemian neighborhood of San Blas, which is extremely picturesque and full of nice cafes and shops.
Overnight hotel 3* Casa San Blas, Cusco
Time in Cusco
Here is your main day to enjoy the Inka city of Cusco. Things to do as follows – several museums, the market of San Pedro, the barrio of San Blas, shopping, markets, cafes, restaurants, the Cathedral, Sacsayhuaman temple, Sun temple (Koricancha), Inka planetarium, cookery classes.
Overnight hotel 3* Casa San Blas, Cusco
Final day in Cusco, evening flight to Lima
We give you almost another full day in Cusco to enjoy the city. You may wish to take the opportunity to grab some last-chance souvenirs or take an optional tour such as Horse riding.
We ideally take a flight to Lima between 7.30 and 8.30 pm. From here, we have a short 5-minute transfer to our hotel near the airport.
Accommodation: Holiday Inn or Wyndham, with breakfast. At Lima airport.
Flight from Lima to Pucallpa, transfer from Pucallpa airport to the Ayahuasca retreat in the jungle
Today we take a flight at some time mid-morning to Pucallpa on a 1-hour flight. Then we continue by Jeep for 2.5 hours to meet our boat on the river Pachitea at a port in the small town of Honoria.
Once on the boat, we then travel a further 30 minutes to the point where we head on foot to our refuge for the next 5 nights which is around 40 minutes further to walk. In the evening we start the ceremony at around 7 or 8 pm and will last into the night. Accommodation at the retreat in simple basic rooms and all meals (which are also plain and basic).
Ayahuasca retreat in the Amazon Jungle
Sanctuario healing retreat Day 1: Ceremony #1
Today we shall prepare for the first ceremony in the evening at around 7.30 pm. On the ceremony days, only breakfast and lunch will be served on non-ceremony days breakfast, lunch, and dinner will be served. Expect meals to be basic and nutritious in part of the diet and preparation for the Ayahuasca plant medicine.
Sanctuario healing retreat Day 2: Rest day 1
This day is following the schedule indicated by the retreat, there will be no ceremonies given by the Shaman today but there is the opportunity to visit the surrounding area and experience the local nature and wildlife that exists here.
Sanctuario healing retreat Day 3: Ceremony #2.
Today you will take in the 2nd ceremony at around the same time as night one.
Sanctuario Healing retreat Day 4: Rest day 2
This 2nd rest day is following the schedule indicated by the retreat, there will be no ceremonies given by the Shaman today but there is the opportunity to visit the surrounding area and experience the local nature and wildlife that exists here.
Ayahuasca retreat
The Amazon Jungle
Boat Trip in the Amazon River
Sanctuario Healing retreat Day 5: Ceremony #3.
Today you will take in the 3rd and final ceremony at around the same time as night one and three.
Return from the retreat to Pucallpa
We take the entire morning to relax and start our return after lunch with a 40-minute walk back to the river and boat awaiting us. Then travel on the motorboat 30 minutes to the nearest port. From there a full 2 hours transporting us back to the airport of Pucallpa and fly around 6 pm to Lima then connect to Miraflores for one final night.
Accommodation: Hotel Carmel 3 star
Return to the airport to catch your international flight at any time
Ayahuasca retreat
Our Herbalistas Shamans Enrique and Ayma
Ayahuasca retreat
LIFE IS A SPIRITUAL JOURNEY
There is no way to separate a trip, a journey to a faraway country without having a spiritual experience. For such a big trip, the spirit under which it operates, and the intention of it are huge!
Our attention is to enjoy life, expand our awareness and self-knowledge, become empowered from our experiences which will lead us to be more alive and also learn something important and valuable in the way, that we can carry with us, inside us, in our memories, in our actions, and in our hearts. Our purpose in this journey is to experience these transformative moments as consciously as we can so that this trip will not be only an excellent memory but a way to remember ourselves and return back reborn!
The spirit under which we operate and the presence of a spiritual teacher together with us during all days ensure that the energy of our experience will be many times deeper than only what is the external journey and activity!
(For more information about Alexander visit: https://www.woworld.org/about/
Northern Deer Alexander performing a wedding ceremony in 2900 m in Olympus Mt. Greece
Speaking in a conference in Romania
Alexander Northern Deer has founded in the International Community World of Wisdom & Spiritual Adventure (WOW)
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Dates: 7 July 2021 – 25 July 2021
Participation: 3070 euro per person
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Dates: 17 July 2021 – 25 July 2021
Participation: 1300 euro per person
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Dates: 7 July 2021 – 18 July 2021
Participation: 2100 euro per person
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For more info, please contact us at thetravelcapsule@gmail.com
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International flights:
You will have to book a flight to Lima Airport, Peru on your expenses.
We can advise and help you spot flights that will suit you, but the final booking needs to be done by you.
In case you wish for us to book your air-flights, this can be done for a small fee.
Arrival: Wednesday, July 7, 2021
Return: Sunday, July 25, 2021
National flights inside PERU: For those flights, a group booking will be made by us.
The airline that you fly in from will make you the immigration card, or you may just pick one up at Lima airport.
However, please check on your behalf the information for the country you are flying from.
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