Ancestral Journey
THE SACRED PATH
July 4th to 14th, 2026
11 days – 10 nights
For 11 days, we will journey along the sacred path of Peru, weaving a passage through the jungle, the highlands, and the altiplano. We will walk through living territories where the Earth speaks through its guardians — the Shipibo, Quechua, and Uru peoples.
With the Shipibo, we will open ourselves to the language of the master plants and the medicine songs born from the jungle. In the highlands of Cusco, we will honor the apus (the sacred mountains) as living temples, learning from the Andean weaving traditions and their cosmovision that interlaces the human and the divine. And at Lake Titicaca, the celestial mirror of origin, we will immerse ourselves in the ancestral silence of the waters and the words of the wise.
This experience is a call to remember to walk with respect and an open heart, recognizing the subtle thread that unites spirit, land, and community. A journey inward, guided by the wisdom of the Earth.
Itinerary
”Day
- Airport pick-up and transfer to the hotel
- Welcome lunch
- Group integration
- Shipibo ceremony
- Dinner
”Day
- Breakfast
- Visit to the community
- Introduction to the Shipibo cosmovision
- Shipibo Embroidery Workshop (Kene)
- Lunch at a local restaurant
- Return to the hotel
- Dinner
”Day
- Breakfast
- Continuation of the Shipibo embroidery workshop
- Farewell to the community
- Return to the hotel
- Dinner
”Day
- Breakfast
- Transfer to the airport
- Arrival in Puno – Transfer to the hotel
”Day
- Breakfast
- Embroidery workshop with the Uros community
- Lunch on the island
- Optional: Join a collaborative totora weaving workshop, where the community shares how they build their reed boats, or continue with the embroidery workshop
- Dinner
Day 6 - TAQUILE ISLAND
- Breakfast
- Boat transfer to Taquile Island, renowned for its textiles recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity
- Hands-on workshop to learn Taquile’s traditional weaving techniques
- Lunch on the island with fresh local products
- Optional: Continue weaving or take a guided walk around the island to enjoy panoramic views of Lake Titicaca
- Return to the hotel and dinner at the hotel
”Day
- Breakfast
- Transfer to the train station
- Train journey from Puno to Cusco (10 hours 30 minutes) a unique experience and a wonderful opportunity to travel across southern Peru and enjoy breathtaking landscapes
- Arrival in Cusco and transfer to the hotel
”Day
- Breakfast
- Guided visit to Maras and the Salineras, a unique landscape of salt terraces
- Lunch at a local restaurant
- Visit to the Ollantaytambo Archaeological Site
- Return to Urubamba and dinner
”Day
- Breakfast
- Transfer to the Pumaq Wasy community
- Offering ceremony to the lagoon
- Talk with the women of Pumaq Wasy about the iconography of weaving
- Creative exercise to develop our own symbolism
- Lunch with the community
- Talk with the women of Pumaq Wasy about the symbolism of color
- Hands-on natural dyeing workshop with wool
- Return to Urubamba
- Dinner in Urubamba
”Day
- Breakfast
- Check-out and departure from the hotel (with luggage)
- Visit to the city of Cusco and its markets
- Farewell lunch
- Closing of the experience
Includes
- Accommodation for 10 nights
- All meals included (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
- Domestic flight tickets (Pucallpa – Puno)
- Train journey (Puno – Cusco)
- Ground transportation
- Shipibo embroidery workshop
- Workshop with the Pumaq Wasin Weavers Association
- Workshop with the Uros community
- Workshop on Taquile Island
- Visit to the Sacred Valley
- Visit to Maras
- Visit to Pisac
- Visit to the floating islands on Lake Titicaca
Not Includes
- Airfare ( Please note that you must arrive at the Cusco airport in the morning; the meeting time is 11am at the airport.)
- Taxes or tariffs on entry or exit of the country
- Alcoholic beverages
- Activities not mentioned or described in the program
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