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FAQ – Energy Cleansing Ceremony in Cusco (Casa Alhaya, Sacred Valley)

1. What is the energy cleansing ceremony in Cusco with a Q’ero shaman?

The energy cleansing ceremony in Cusco is a traditional Andean healing ritual guided by a Q’ero shaman — spiritual leaders from the high Andes of Peru. It involves the creation of a despacho (sacred offering), coca leaf rituals, and a spiritual cleansing with smoke, chants, and intention-setting. This authentic experience takes place at Casa Alhaya, located in the Sacred Valley between Urubamba and Ollantaytambo.

2. Where does the energy cleansing ceremony take place?

All energy cleansing ceremonies start and are prepared at Casa Alhaya, a private spiritual retreat center in the Sacred Valley of Peru, near Urubamba and Ollantaytambo. The ceremony can be held at Casa Alhaya itself, or optionally moved to a natural setting nearby — such as by the Urubamba River or in the forests of Yanahuara — depending on your preference. In all cases, Casa Alhaya is the ceremonial base.

3. Is transportation included from Cusco or Sacred Valley hotels?

Transportation is not included by default, but you can easily add private round-trip transport to your energy cleansing ceremony in Cusco when booking. Whether you’re staying in Cusco, Urubamba, or Ollantaytambo, we’ll arrange comfortable pickup and drop-off from your hotel.

Final pricing may vary depending on your location — just let us know where you’re staying, and we’ll include it in your custom quote.

4. How long does the ceremony last?

The full experience lasts approximately 2 hours, including the welcome, despacho offering, energy cleansing ritual, and time for quiet reflection. You can schedule the ceremony any time between 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM, based on availability.

5. Can I add a sound healing session to the energy cleansing ceremony?

Yes. You may choose to enhance your energy cleansing ceremony in Cusco with an optional ancestral sound healing session, led by members of a local Inca-descendant community. This add-on includes traditional Andean instruments like flutes, conch shells, and drums, creating a deeper vibrational experience. It can be added at the time of booking for an additional fee.

6. Who are the shamans that guide the experience?

The ceremony is led by a Q’ero shaman and his wife, who come from a respected lineage of Andean spiritual healers. The shaman performs the despacho and cleansing, while his wife offers traditional Quechua chants during the ritual, adding spiritual depth and cultural authenticity to the ceremony.

7. What will I feel during the energy cleansing?

Many participants report a sense of emotional release, calm, clarity, or even tears. Others feel physical sensations like warmth, tingling, or a peaceful stillness. Every energy cleansing ceremony in  Cusco is different — what matters most is arriving with openness and intention.

8. Is this ceremony authentic and respectful of Andean traditions?

Yes. This is a genuine spiritual experience in the Sacred Valley of Peru, not a tourist show. We work directly with Q’ero shamans and their families to ensure the ritual is performed with full cultural respect, privacy, and intention — always guided by tradition, not entertainment.

9. How do I book the energy cleansing ceremony Cusco?

You can book directly through Pie Experiences. Simply choose your date, preferred time (between 9 AM and 4 PM), and whether you’d like to add sound healing. We’ll handle all logistics — from your hotel pickup in Cusco or the Sacred Valley, to your private return after the ceremony at Casa Alhaya.

11. What should I wear or bring to the energy cleansing ceremony in  Cusco?

For your energy cleansing ceremony in Cusco, we recommend dressing comfortably and being prepared for the Sacred Valley’s changing weather. The ceremony takes place outdoors at Casa Alhaya, between Urubamba and Ollantaytambo, where mornings can be cool and afternoons sunny.

Here’s what to bring:

• Comfortable, layered clothing

• A light jacket or sweater

• Comfortable shoes suitable for natural terrain

• Sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen)

• A reusable water bottle

• Optional: a small personal item or intention to carry into the ceremony

• Cash in Peruvian soles for optional tips or to purchase unique handmade items available at Casa Alhaya

You don’t need to bring any ritual materials — all offerings for the despacho and cleansing will be provided by the Q’ero shaman and his team. Just bring an open heart and intention — we’ll take care of the rest.

12-Is a photographer included in the experience?

Photography is not included, but you’re welcome to add a professional photographer to capture the ceremony. We can help coordinate one who understands the spiritual and intimate nature of the experience — or you may bring your own. You’ll also have plenty of time for personal photos before or after the ritual.