12DEC12

PACHAMAMA
JOURNEYS
the path of beauty

12:12:12
THE TEMPLE OF WATER & MOTHER MOON
MAMA KILLA COSMIC CONEXION IN MACHU PIJCHU

-DEC 06th. LIMA
Arrive to Lima, reception and trans to the hotel.

-DEC 07th. LIMA - CUSCO - SACRED VALLEY
Depart for our morning flight to Cusco. Reception and transportation to the Sacred
Valley. On the way to our lodge we will stop at Chinchero and visit the amazing
Earth Altar. Discover the Magic Hatun Chinkana of this initiatory center. This Waka
or sacred place is as the Brain and with its vibration will permit to travel to the
dimension of the soul. We will spend the night in the Sacred Valley (LUNCH).

-DEC 08th. MORAY - OLLANTAYTAMBO
Early morning visit Moray, an Inka site with circular terraces that used to create
exceptional conditions or micro climates that fostered domestication,
acclimatization and hybridization of a wide array of wild vegetable species that
were modified or adapted for human consumption. Here our spiritual guide will
instruct us in walking exercises and a meditation in the center circle of this
amazing power spot. After we will explore the absolutely unique and ancient Inka
city of Ollantaytambo (LUNCH).

-DEC 09th. MACHU PIJCHU
Trans to the train station and ride to the village of Aguas Calientes, arrival and
after some rest we will visit the famed city of Machu Pijchu, named by Mallku as
the Crystal City, the Rainbow City, the City of the Kondor and the Hummingbird, the
City of Peace, and the City of Light. The legendary beauty of this magnificent city
defies description. There are many trails and power sites to explore here, and we
will have ample opportunity for ceremony to open to a deeper experience of the
intrinsic magic if this amazing city with its temples. Over night at the village of
Aguas Calientes.

-DEC 10th. MACHU PIJCHU - CUSCO
Early in the morning we enter Machu Pijchu to take part in ceremony for a deeper
journey into the inner path to gain confidence in our souls and our unique
purpose. The arrival of the planetary masters creates a cosmic wave and light
influence into our planet and we will have the chance to celebrate here in Machu
Pijchu sending light and transforming our own path in a Solar experience. We
return to Cusco on an afternoon train, and overnight in the “navel of the world.”

-DEC 11th. SAQSAYWAMAN - QORIKANCHA
Visit Saqsaywaman, which is a huge, stunning site which holds the great house of
the Sun, where the head of the Puma of Cusco resides. Its megalithic, zigzag stone
walls were pieced together with amazing skill, drawing snakes and other Andean
symbols the, like a lightening bolt across a great field. Later visit the Temple of the
Sun in Cusco - Qorikancha. Return to Cusco and rest.

-DEC 12th. TEMPLE OF WATER - SERPENT CAVE
Morning visit Tipon, an ancient agricultural site with many terraces and an intricate
irrigation system that culminates at a Temple of the Water. We stop in Cusco and
then on to visit Amaru Machay, the cave of the Serpents, guided ceremonies at
these powerful location. Continue to Q'enqo, the sacred place of the Puma. Mallku
is a specialist in Q'enqo and its rich lore and history. Overnight in Cusco (LUNCH).

-DEC 13th. CUSCO
Day at leisure to enjoy this great city. Early evening ceremony with drums and
opportunity of a night celebration (DINNER).

-DEC 14th. PISAC - TETEQAQA WAKA
Today we will explore the Inka town of Pisaq. The entire mountain behind the
village is considered an archaeological treasure, and for good reason. We are
bussed several miles up to the top, from where we can hike downhill past ancient
sites and burial grounds along an amazing trail with breathtaking views. We arrive
to the Inka altars and ceremonial places and in a release meditation discover your
inner power and mastery. In the afternoon visit the power place of Teteqaqa Waka,
a magic center related to cosmic events and power animals (LUNCH).

-DEC 15th. CUSCO/TEMPLE OF WIRAQOCHA/PUNO
Nice trip to Puno, visiting on the way the Temple of Wiraqocha. We will arrive at
our hotel in Puno in the late afternoon (LUNCH).

-DEC 16th. AJAYU MARKA & CHARKAS
Today we discover the ancient Aimara altars as we walk the sacred path on the
Magical Serpent and explore the Ajayu Marka, a dimensional world with its doors.
Continue to the ancient path of the pre-Inka in Charkas for a salutation to the spirit
of Titikaka and at the end of the afternoon, visit the Temple of Fertility. Overnight
Puno (LUNCH).

-DEC 17th. PUNO/JULIACA/LIMA
Transfer to the airport for our flight to Lima, on the way we will visit the Andean Taj
Majal - Sillustani, a beautiful enter for last meditation. Arrival in Lima and transfer
to the hotel or to international connections.

-DEC 18th. LIMA/HOME
Trans to the airport to your international flight home and beginning of a new path
in your life.

12:12:12 THE TEMPLE OF WATER & MOTHER MOON
MAMA KILLA COSMIC CONNECTION IN MACHU PIJCHU

TOUR FEES:
Our amazing tour includes all transportation within Peru, excellent hotel accommodations, entrance
fees to sites, ceremonies and amazing Shamanic Andean guides. It does not include your international flight.
VISAS: Passport required. No visa needed for US citizens. No immunizations required.
*1st payment in PAYPAL of US$ 500 or BANK DEPOSIT (ask for bank account) - Non refundable payment
*2nd payment of US$ 1400 by Bank Deposit (ask for bank account)
Shared room fees, per person: (including $500 non-refundable deposit)
$3490 per person, shared room, if fully paid before September 1st, 2012
$3670 per person, shared room, if fully paid before October 1st, 2012
$3940, single room, if fully paid before August 1st, 2012

TOUR FEE INCLUDES:
-All transportation within Peru and visits with entrance fees
-Accommodation in 3-star hotels with daily breakfast
-Company of special expert guides in Andean tradition
-Meditations, ceremonies and shamanic experiences
-All services in private for the group formed for this itinerary
-07 meals along the trip
-Domestic flights from LIMA/CUSCO & JULIACA/LIMA with airport taxes
-Amazing rituals led by gifted Andean masters

TOUR FEE DOES NOT INCLUDE:
-International flights neither its airport taxes.
-Meals beside the 07 announced
-Tips
-Personal expenses
-Anything other not mentioned

IMPORTANT NOTE:
The program might be modified if natural or political events will obligate, but we will do our best to follow the spirit of the
original itinerary.

PERU Travel Information

PERU WEATHER:
In general, Peru has two seasons, wet and dry, but in a country as geographically diverse as Peru, local weather patterns
vary greatly. In the highlands, the dry season is between May and November, but even the mountains' wet season is not
always wet and the dry season sees downpours. Temperatures during the day in the dry season can get hot. At night,
temperatures can drop quickly and a warm sweater makes walking around the plazas comfortable.
The Mountain Highlands (Cusco, Lake Titicaca)

Mid April October.
This period is the dry season, with hot, dry days and cold, dry nights, often hovering just above freezing, particularly in
June and July. May is perhaps the best month with the countryside exceptionally lush, yet with superb views and fine
weather. You'll find the flowers in full bloom, the grass green and the streams full.

November Mid April
This is the wet season with most rain in January and February. It's usually clear and dry most mornings with outbursts of
heavy rain in the afternoons. The daily temperatures are typically mild with only a small drop at night.
The Coast (Lima, Nasca, Arequipa).

December April
This is summertime on the coast where the weather is hot and dry and ideal for swimming and getting a tan.
Temperatures on average range from 25 35°C. There is little or no rain during these months.

May November
From May to November the temperature drops a bit and you'll find blankets of sea mist engulfing the coast from the south
right up to about 200 km north of Lima. At this time of year only the northern beaches such as Mancora and Punta Sal are
warm enough to provide pleasant swimming.

WE RECOMMEND YOU TO:
- Use boots during treks and sneakers during long walks.
- Drinking lots of water on long excursions, especially at Lake Titikaka.
- Always take an umbrella or rain wear.

WATER
The tap water in most of Peru is potable, but the chemical content varies from place to place. To avoid problems, we
recommend that you always drink bottled water. Do not drink any tap water, even to brush your teeth. Do not eat any raw
salads, raw fruits or raw vegetables. If you want to purify your water before drinking it, your can either bring a 220-volt
heating coil for boiling water, or you can use water-purification tablets or a water purifier, which is available at any
camping store.

VALUABLES
Pickpockets abound in crowded areas and muggings in Cusco are on the rise. Therefore you are advised to leave all
valuables in the hotel safe, including passport, credit cards, and other identifying papers. You are advised to leave
valuable clothing, precious jewelry, valuable papers, and all unnecessary items at home and not take them to Peru.

HEALTH
Because you are visiting Andean areas, take precautions to avoid altitude sickness if you are prone to it. During your first
day move slowly and eat lightly, resting the first couple of hours. Drink lots of bottled water. We recommend that you get
CELL FOOD from a health food store. This product, created by NASA, has components to produce oxygen in a liquid form.
Please consult the CDC website for health information, and please keep in mind that we will not be visiting any tropical
regions in Peru: http://wwwn.cdc.gov/travel/destinationPeru.aspx

NOTES ON WALKING:
In Lake Titikaka area there are some visits that involve walking:

*Amantani Island, from the port on the island we need to walk a distance of one mile to get to the houses where we will
be lodged. The next morning, the ones who are ready will climb to the temples, which are one more mile far from the
houses. In none of these place we are running; we are walking and taking our time. The difference altitude from the port to
the temples in the next day is about 1000 feet. If some feels that can not make to the temples can wait in the lower part of
the island.

*Ajayu Marka Dimensional Door Way, from the bus we will walk a few meters to the first stops, not big deal to walk. For the
second part, we need to walk half a mile to get to the Dimensional Doorway. This is flat.

*Copamaya, we will meet a lovely community and to get there is not difficult, a walk of half a mile, some little climbing, but
accessible.

*Sillustani, here we will do a climbing similar to the one of Copamaya.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
At the airport in Lima, you will be met by our representative with a placard that has your name on it. You will be transported
to your hotel. At the time of your departure, our representative will take you to the airport. However, this will not happen
unless you have given us your detailed flight information.

BAGGAGE
For your flights within Peru, the weight limit is 20 kilograms (44.1 pounds) or less. If you exceed this weight, you will have
to pay a penalty. As you arrive in Lima, our representatives will add a kind of color cord to your bags for easy identification
during the trip. Generally as you arrive at the hotels, you do not need to handle luggage from one place to another. You
have to tell the porters of hotels to carry your luggage to your room. We recommend that all bags have your identification
name in order to bring to your room or to the places you need.

CURRENCY EXCHANGE
One U.S. dollar = approximately 2.70 PEN Peru Nuevo Sol (subject to fluctuation). You may experience difficulty in
exchanging traveler's checks outside Lima or in exchanging currency other than U.S. Dollars. Please consider changing
your money in Lima.

LAUNDRY
There are laundry services at the main towns, and the hotels are also doing this service. In Cusco, after returning from
Machu Picchu, you can use laundry at the hotel or at the different houses in town. Of course the hotels are always more
expensive.

INTERNET
There is internet service all over the main towns and some little ones. There are internet cabins or internet cafés in many
places, but if you prefer, you can bring your own laptop with all the accessories to plug in some of the hotels or even
internet cafes with wireless. In nearly all the hotels you find some internet services. Some are charging US $2 per hour,
and others offer for free. In towns you pay US $1 per hour.

PHONE CALLS
There are call centers in all the towns where you can make international phone calls for about 1 to 5 dollars per minute. If
you wish to use your cell phone, you can make arrangements with your phone carrier to make international calls while you
are in Peru.

REMEMBER TO BRING:
-Passport (and visa, if required from your country).
-Airplane tickets or E-Ticket page with confirmation number and/or ticket number.
-Camera and camcorder, and extra batteries, to photograph inter-dimensional lights or beings.
-Clothing for Winter (June to Sept.): Temperature can get down to below freezing.
-Clothing for temperatures listed in chart above. Please note low temperatures.
-Gloves, scarf.
-Warm jacket.
-Hiking shoes.
-Warm socks.
-Warm hat or cap.
-Swimming suit.
-Waterproof shoes or sandals for walking on gravel in lakes, streams, and hot springs.
-You can buy alpaca sweaters in Peru.
-Sunscreen.
-Sunhat.
-Toilet paper for emergencies.
-Antiseptic wipes for emergencies.
-Binoculars, if you enjoy them.
-Sunglasses, if needed.
-Seat cushion for rocky or wet ground, if you feel you need it.
-Towel for hot springs.
-Rain poncho or other rainwear (it may rain, even during dry season)
-Gifts for children, such as boxes of crayolas, boxes of pencils, toys, or clothing.
-A few crystals, sage, or sweetgrass, to give to Pacamama in ceremonies.
-Alarm clock.
-Do not bring expensive jewelry or perfume.
-Plastic bags for dirty and wet clothes.
-Flashlight and extra batteries.
-Backpack, fannypack, and secret pack for valuables.
-Prescriptions, vitamins, and medications.
-Wash kit, water bottle and water purifying tablets.
-Personal first aid kit.
-Immodium for diarrhea.
-May consider bringing oscillococcinum, aspirin, CO-Q10, E-mergen-C, L-Tyrosine, DMG.
-CELL FOOD: A product for high altitudes, created by NASA, that produces oxygen in a liquid form.

GIFTS FOR CHILDREN
About the gifts, we recommend to bring colors, crayons, pens, notebooks, pencils, toys, clothes, or others, but not candies
or chemical products. The quantity is never easy to say. For sure, children will love to receive more than one piece--at
least two or more. There will be at least three or four places where we meet children from communities or little villages in
the Lake Titikaka area.