Cusco Ancestral: Sacred Valley Immersion
Cusco Ancestral: Sacred Valley Immersion
Sacred Valley, Urubamba, Cusco, Perú
Up to 25 in group
November 2 - 7, 2026
Retreat Highlights
- An intimate inner journey to the mystical land of the Incas and the cradle of Andean worldview.
- Guided meditation sessions facing the sacred Apus (mountains).
- Traditional plant medicine ceremonies with expert musical accompaniment and shamanic guidance.
- Deep integration circles, sharing spaces, and mindful walks in nature.
- Cultural immersion visiting local communities and exploring the Andean philosophy of Ayni (reciprocity).
About this Retreat
Your Guides
Professional Background: 22 years in the world of personal development, emotional intelligence, ontological coach, NLP Trainer, Master of Ceremonies of Amazonian Traditional Medicine, systemic constellation facilitator, Life coach, and spiritual guide.
Milagros Cabello:
“I first encountered Ayahuasca in 2010 in Cusco. In 2020, following the pandemic, I connected with my teacher from Mexico, whom I met in Lima. From that moment on, everything took an unexpected turn; in 2023 I went to the jungle, and that is where I received the call from the plant to do what I do today.”
Details of this retreat
The Heart of the Andes: It is the center where the connection between the earth (Kay Pacha) and the upper world (Hanan Pacha) is celebrated. It is in the waters and along the paths of this valley that the cycle of existence is understood and honored: from working the land to healing with master plants.
Ancestral Wisdom & Philosophy: It is the home of the mountain's energy and the guidance of the ancestors. We will experience and delve into Andean philosophy, Ayni (reciprocity), visit communities, witness their rituals, and participate in the daily life of this land that holds the secrets of a civilization that understood the cosmos.
A Journey of Transformation: This is not a tourist trip. We travel to the heart of the Andes for an experience that will mark a turning point in our lives. In the sacred city of Cusco, the navel of the world, we will ignite the flame of our purest purpose. We will immerse ourselves in its wisdom so that the energy of Pachamama may cleanse the burdens that weigh on our spirits. This is a journey of transformation, of letting go of what no longer serves us and being reborn into our true essence.
Our Gateway: Cusco is our gateway. It is from here that we will begin our pilgrimage to the Sacred Valley. Going to Cusco is a journey to discover your purpose. When you decide to travel to the land of the Incas, the process has already begun; the rest is a consequence. The most important thing is the willingness to open yourself to what the Apus (mountain spirits) want to teach you. The Andes are a mirror of your own soul; you must be willing to allow what is not true within you to be transformed into light. We will be there to accompany you.
A Different Kind of Journey: Understanding the Andean worldview is a challenge. The duality of our existence and the harmony with nature seem to come alive before your eyes. We recommend that you keep a travel journal, because many of the revelations experienced in the Andes will only make sense long after you return.
Ancestral Wisdom & Philosophy: It is the home of the mountain's energy and the guidance of the ancestors. We will experience and delve into Andean philosophy, Ayni (reciprocity), visit communities, witness their rituals, and participate in the daily life of this land that holds the secrets of a civilization that understood the cosmos.
A Journey of Transformation: This is not a tourist trip. We travel to the heart of the Andes for an experience that will mark a turning point in our lives. In the sacred city of Cusco, the navel of the world, we will ignite the flame of our purest purpose. We will immerse ourselves in its wisdom so that the energy of Pachamama may cleanse the burdens that weigh on our spirits. This is a journey of transformation, of letting go of what no longer serves us and being reborn into our true essence.
Our Gateway: Cusco is our gateway. It is from here that we will begin our pilgrimage to the Sacred Valley. Going to Cusco is a journey to discover your purpose. When you decide to travel to the land of the Incas, the process has already begun; the rest is a consequence. The most important thing is the willingness to open yourself to what the Apus (mountain spirits) want to teach you. The Andes are a mirror of your own soul; you must be willing to allow what is not true within you to be transformed into light. We will be there to accompany you.
A Different Kind of Journey: Understanding the Andean worldview is a challenge. The duality of our existence and the harmony with nature seem to come alive before your eyes. We recommend that you keep a travel journal, because many of the revelations experienced in the Andes will only make sense long after you return.
Schedule
Monday, November 2: Arrival & Grounding
Reception at Cusco airport and private transfer to Villa Center Retreats (Urubamba).
Light lunch with local ingredients.
Afternoon of active rest, gentle walk through the gardens to attune to the altitude, and an opening group discussion to set the intention for the trip.
Tuesday, November 3: Andean Connection & Release
Morning of guided meditation facing the Apus (mountain spirits).
Rapé circle and sharing of words: releasing what we leave behind.
Afternoon dedicated to connecting with Andean energy.
Wednesday, November 4: Silence & Ayahuasca Ceremony
Day of silence and light meals.
Afternoon of introspective work.
Evening: Ayahuasca Ceremony with musical accompaniment and shamanic guidance to facilitate deep introspection.
Thursday, November 5: Integration & Satori Ceremony
Morning of rest and post-ceremony meal.
Group integration circle.
Afternoon: Satori Ceremony for expansion, mental clarity, and closure of unfinished processes.
Friday, November 6: Pisac Market & Closing Dinner
Integration breakfast.
Departure for the town of Pisac and visit to the artisan market.
Walk to ground the energy worked on in the ceremonies.
Closing of the retreat with a special thank-you dinner.
Saturday, November 7: Departure
Transfer back to Cusco for departure flights.
Reception at Cusco airport and private transfer to Villa Center Retreats (Urubamba).
Light lunch with local ingredients.
Afternoon of active rest, gentle walk through the gardens to attune to the altitude, and an opening group discussion to set the intention for the trip.
Tuesday, November 3: Andean Connection & Release
Morning of guided meditation facing the Apus (mountain spirits).
Rapé circle and sharing of words: releasing what we leave behind.
Afternoon dedicated to connecting with Andean energy.
Wednesday, November 4: Silence & Ayahuasca Ceremony
Day of silence and light meals.
Afternoon of introspective work.
Evening: Ayahuasca Ceremony with musical accompaniment and shamanic guidance to facilitate deep introspection.
Thursday, November 5: Integration & Satori Ceremony
Morning of rest and post-ceremony meal.
Group integration circle.
Afternoon: Satori Ceremony for expansion, mental clarity, and closure of unfinished processes.
Friday, November 6: Pisac Market & Closing Dinner
Integration breakfast.
Departure for the town of Pisac and visit to the artisan market.
Walk to ground the energy worked on in the ceremonies.
Closing of the retreat with a special thank-you dinner.
Saturday, November 7: Departure
Transfer back to Cusco for departure flights.
Note: Schedule is approximate and may change
Getting Here
La Tribu Ayahuasca, Sacred Valley, Urubamba, Cusco, Perú
Directions
Arrival via Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport (CUZ) in Cusco. Private group transportation will be provided from Cusco airport directly to the retreat center in Urubamba, Sacred Valley.
Accommodation
Comfortable and cozy shared rooms within a guesthouse setting, thoughtfully prepared to provide a restful and grounding environment during your retreat experience.
Private Cabin (1 Person) — 1,400 USD: Includes one full/double (2 plazas) bed for single occupancy. Features a fully private bathroom. Perfect for those desiring complete privacy, solitude, and personal space during their inner work.
Shared Cabin (2 People) — 1,200 USD each: Includes one 1.5-size (plaza y media) bed in a shared room with 2 beds. Features an en-suite private bathroom inside the room. Ideal for participants seeking a cozy, connected community experience.
Family Cabin (3 People) — 1,000 USD each: Includes one double (matrimonial) bed for 2 people and one 1.5-size (plaza y media) bed. Features a private bathroom. Designed comfortably for small groups, companions, or families sharing the journey together.
Venue & Amenities
A/C in Rooms
Free Wifi
Spa
Sauna
Pool
Towels
Free Parking
Kitchen
Tour Assistance
Hot Tub
Coffee/Tea
Cafe
Restaurant
Fitness Center
Yoga Studio
Housekeeping
Bicycles For Rent
A peaceful sanctuary located in the heart of the Sacred Valley, surrounded by majestic mountains, designed for introspection, deep rest, and connection with nature.
Meals
Menu Types
Vegan
Vegetarian
Pescetarian
Ayurvedic
Includes Meat
Organic
Gluten Free
Dairy Free
Nut Free
Balanced, natural cuisine crafted with fresh local ingredients, respecting traditional dietary guidelines to support body preparation and inner work.
What's Included
- Accommodation in guesthouse shared rooms.
- Meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
- Transportation: Airport pick-up and drop-off.
- Daily yoga and/or meditation classes.
What's Not Included
- Roundtrip international flights.
- Visits to archaeological sites.
- Travel insurance.
- Personal expenses and extra food.
- Any other service not specified.
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