Imbabura’s Sacred Natural Sites
In all of our Retreats, we visit the sacred nature sites—waka kuskakuna—of the Imbabura Province. These powerful, high-energy places, such as waterfalls, lakes, and mountains, are essential for us to pray, connect, and align with Pachamama.
In the past, we have offered a retreat dedicated to these sacred nature sites. If you’re interested, we would be happy to offer this retreat again. The video below holds special significance for all participants of Pakarinka Ushay’s retreats, offering a deeper understanding of the sacred excursions included in each experience.
Are you interested in the Ceremonial Tour of Imbabura’s Sacred Nature Sites?
Each visit to these sacred sites includes insightful stories and teachings about their cultural, historical, and spiritual importance, moments of silent reflection, and an Andean group ceremony—all guided by Kichwa Yachak (Shaman) Tayta Willak.
The retreat also offers the option of a shamanic experience with entheogenic plants, as well as a ceremonial pachamanka meal, where food is cooked using heated rocks in an earth pit.
Participants should be in good health and able to navigate the local terrain with minimal assistance.
The four days tour includes guided walks, hikes, teachings, storytelling, Andean ceremonies, ten runa mikuy meals, transportation within Imbabura province, and overnight lodging with an Agato Kichwa Otavalo family.
We are as well happy to offer one or two day programs for you!
Reach out to book your personalized experience!