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Cost: $1700
includes all domestic ground transportation, hotels during the trip, tents, horses, two meals a day, entrance to sacred sites

Plus $250 suggested donation to Tawantin Peru
Foundation (Juan Nunez del Prado's non-profit
foundation for the Q'ero Indians)
To register or for more information, phone Valerie at 541-488-5610

Sample Itinerary:
Leave and arrival in Lima at the latest on October 26, in Cusco on October 27. Start on October 28 in Cusco. End in Cusco on November 2.

Day 0 - October 27
Checking in Hotel Libertador Cuzco
Plaza Santo Domingo 120
Tel. 0051(0)84-231961

Day 1 - October 28
Car or bus to the end of the road. Check into the hotel and stay over there.

Day 2 - October 29
Early in the morning start horsebackride to Azul Cocha, the Blue Lake.

Day 3 - October 30
Early in the morning start horseback ride to Otorongo Cocha, Wild Puma Lake.

Day 4 - October 31
Early in the morning start horseback ride to Alqa Cocha

Day 5 - November 1
Early in the morning start horseback ride to Tinki, Car or bus back to Cusco, stay over in Hotel Libertador.

Day 6 - November 2
Flight to Lima and flight home.

Day 7 - November 3
Arrival home

 

 


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Journey to Holy Mountain Ausangate
Fall 2008

Ausangate is the highest mountain visible from the whole Cusco Valley and the highest Apu – mountain spirit – and Lord of the Cusco Area for all Q'ero-people and Andean indians who descend from the Inka's.

This trip to and on Holy ground is mainly on horseback and camping primitively. Meals, luggage and camping gear is taken care of. You carry only a small bottle of water, yourself personal affects – luggage goes on other horses. Tents are set when you arrive on the camping spot.

On all locations we will make despachos, collective saywas and exchange energies with nature elelements and sanctuaries as appropriate in the Andean tradition of Juan en Ivans teachers.

The Elder (Master) of the Ausangate area has been Don Mariano Turpo for a long time. He was initiated by his father and mother. Now his son too is initiated by his father's lineage and his grandmother and mother's lineage.
His name is Don Nazario Turpo, and he now is the Keeper of Ausangate. He is the Elder who accompanies this trip,makes the despacho ceremonies for the group and shares his knowledge with all of you.