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Soul of the Andes Festival Experience 10 Day Itinerary 1-877-491-526 [email protected] www.mountainlodgesofperu.com SOUL OF THE ANDES FESTIVAL EXPERIENCE 10 DAY ITINERARY Inti Raymi and Qoyllor’ Ity are two of the most revered festivals in Inca/Andean tradition and take place during the winter solstice in Cusco. On June 16th, 2019, our Soul of the Andes Festival Experience begins and includes breathtaking hikes through the Sacred Valley and Lares region to Machu Picchu, complemented by fascinating workshops and lectures on topics from “The Andean Cosmovision” to “Traditional Andean Farming Techniques” that will give our guests insight into ancient Inca traditions and give meaning to their participation in these magical celebrations along the way. DAY 1 | JUN 16 WELCOME TO CUSCO / Arrive in Cusco—meet MLP representative for transfer to the hotel and check-in. / Lunch and early afternoon at leisure. / 04:00 pm Guided tour of Cusco (approximately 75 minutes). / 07:00 pm Trip briefing and welcome dinner at El Mercado. Overnight: El Retablo Meals: D DAY 2 | JUN 17 JOURNEY TO QOYLLOR’ITY / Breakfast at hotel. / Depart for Lake Wakarpay, with a stop at the Tipón archaeological site en route. / 12:00 pm Lunch at Lake Wakarpay and visit to the adjacent Totoracocha archaeological site. / 02:00 pm Scenic drive from Lake Wakarpay to Mahuallani, visit to the Pikillaqta archaeological site en route. / 04:00 pm Arrival at Mahuallani. / 04:30 pm Join the pilgrimage procession to the Qoyllor’ Ity shrine. / 08:30 pm Arrival to Qoyllor’ Ity. / Dinner under the full solstice moon upon arrival at campsite. Overnight: Qoyllor’ Ity campsite (15, 091’ / 4,600m) Meals: B, L, D DAY 3 | JUN 18 EXPLORE SINAKARA / 06:00 am Breakfast at Qoyllor’ Ity campsite. / 07:00 am Hike to Sinakara glacier and glacier lagoon. / Pachamama gratitude ceremony at Sinakara lagoon with an Andean Q’ero (shaman). / Picnic lunch on site. / Afternoon hike back to Mahuallani. / 04:00pm Meet MLP driver for transport back to Cusco–arrival 7:30pm. Overnight: El Retablo Meals: B, L DAY 4 | JUN 19 INKILLTAMBO / Breakfast at hotel. / 09:00 am Begin round-trip hike to the Inkilltambo archaeological site (11,736’/3,577m). / Afternoon and evening at leisure. Overnight: El Retablo Meals: B DAY 5 | JUN 20 VIACHA AND PISAQ / Breakfast at hotel. / 08:00 am Scenic drive to visit the charming town and vibrant marketplace of Pisaq. / 12:00 pm Traditional Pachamanca lunch in the community of Viacha . / Lecture/Demonstration: Traditional Andean Farming Techniques, followed by an Andean ceremony in honor of Pachamama (Mother Earth). / 02:00 pm Early afternoon hike to the Pisaq archaeological site. / Late afternoon drive to Lamay Lodge. Overnight: Lamay Lodge (9,705’ / 2,958 m) Meals: B, L, D DAY 6 | JUN 21 ANCASMARCA AND CHOQUECANCHA / Breakfast at Lamay Lodge. / 08:30 am Scenic morning drive and visit to the Ancasmarca archaeological site. / 12:00 pm Visit to Choquecancha for a buffet lunch. / Join the community of Choquecancha for an introduction to traditional Andean weaving techniques and harvesting of medicinal plants. / Late afternoon drive to Huacahuasi Lodge. / 06:00 pm Workshop/Lecture: ‘Andean Celebrations’. / 06:45 pm Participate in an Andean Winter Solstice ceremony. / 07:30 pm Dinner at Huacahuasi Lodge. Overnight: Huacahuasi Lodge (12,585’ / 3,835 m) Meals: B, L, D DAY 7 | JUN 22 MARCACOCHA—PUMAMARKA—OLLANTAYTAMBO / Early breakfast at Huacahuasi Lodge. / 08:00 am Scenic drive to Marcacocha to participate in a gratitude ceremony with the local sheepherders. / Drive to Pumamarka for lunch and visit to the archaeological site. / Afternoon drive and visit to the town of Ollantaytambo. / Late Afternoon train ride to Aguas Calientes. Overnight: Aguas Calientes Meals: B, L, D DAY 8 | JUN 23 MACHU PICCHU AND HUAYNA PICCHU / Breakfast at hotel. / 08:00 am Two-hour guided tour of Machu Picchu. / 10:30 am Hike up Huayna Picchu Mountain. (subject to availability). / Lunch at hotel. / Afternoon train from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo. / Meet driver for a sunset drive back to Cusco. Overnight: El Retablo Meals: B, L DAY 9 | JUN 24 INTI RAYMI FESTIVAL / 08:00 am Breakfast at hotel. / 09:00 am The festivities begin at the Korikancha (Inca Temple of the Sun). / Proceed to the Plaza de Armas for the opening ceremony. / Follow the elaborate procession from Cusco to Sacsayhuaman to see the ‘Inca emperor and his entourage’ perform sacred rituals in a moving ceremony accompanied by musicians and dance troupes from the entire region. / 02:30 pm The celebration ends. / Return to Cusco for a farewell lunch at Pachapapa. / Late afternoon and evening at leisure. Overnight: El Retablo Meals: B, L DAY 10 | JUN 25 FAREWELL / Breakfast at hotel and transport to the Cusco airport..
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