First threshold
The Spirit’s Call
2 days · 1 night · Huanta · The Beautiful Emerald of the Andes
One night to cross the threshold of ancestral medicine under the sky of The Beautiful Emerald of the Andes.
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Itinerary
Day 1 — The Four Elements and the Ceremony
09:00
Pickup and meeting point
Plaza Mayor de Huamanga, Ayacucho. Journey toward The Beautiful Emerald of the Andes begins.
11:00
Arrival and sanctuary check-in in Huanta
Each participant is assigned tent, mattress, pillow, and sleeping bag within the spiritual camp.
11:30
Fruit and vegetable buffet
First meal inside the sanctuary. Fresh local produce, featuring traditional níspero and other fruits known for medicinal and digestive qualities that gently prepare the body.
12:00
Earth connection
Walk and grounding on sacred soil: anchor the mind in the present and release pre-ceremony tension.
14:30
Water connection
Transfer to the sacred waterfall for purification. Clear water washes energetic layers and opens the heart.
17:30
Air connection
Meditation and conscious breath at dusk. Wind carries the intentions you bring into the night.
18:30
Fire connection
Therapeutic fire circle. Fears and patterns that no longer serve are offered to the flame.
20:00
Ayahuasca ceremony
Guided by the maestro with íkaros and healing songs (about 4–5 hours). Night is spent in the sanctuary camp, safe and accompanied.
Day 2 — Closing and integration
07:00
Closing broth
Traditional broth at the sanctuary to restore the body and gently land the experience.
09:00
Vision interpretation
Guided sharing circle to understand messages received during the night.
11:00
Return transfer
Travel back to Huamanga.
12:00
Service ends
Closing at Plaza Mayor de Huamanga.
Includes
- Private round-trip transfer (Huamanga – Huanta)
- Prior spiritual guidance by phone to prepare dieta and intention
- Ayahuasca ceremony with traditional maestro
- Four-elements connection rituals (Earth, Water, Air, Fire)
- Fruit and vegetable buffet; traditional closing broth
- Camp kit (tent, mattress, sleeping bag, pillow)
- Solarized water
- Guide and facilitator throughout the journey
Does not include
- Meals outside the sanctuary (breakfast, lunch, or dinner)
What to bring
For a safe, comfortable, and transformative experience, please bring:
- Safari-style hat (sun protection for transfers and walks)
- Sunglasses
- Walking stick (recommended for the waterfall trail and eco-trek)
- Swimwear (essential for the waterfall purification ritual)
- Warm layers: nights in Huanta are cold — beanie, fleece or polar, thick socks
- Comfortable night clothes: preferably cotton, loose, and layered
- Change of clothes (after the waterfall and for following days)
- Natural insect repellent and sunscreen
- Water bottle for transfers
Before applying, read the preparation and abstinence guide. Safety and dieta protocol are part of the commitment to the medicine. Preparation guide
The Spirit’s Call