15-Day Andean-Amazonic Healing Retreat in Perú | Ayahuasca, Wachuma & Ancestral Wisdom
15-Day Andean-Amazonic Healing Retreat in Perú | Ayahuasca, Wachuma & Ancestral Wisdom
Pillcopata, Perú
Up to 15 in group
15 Days Package (14 nights)
A preparation course valued at $109 is included with the retreat at no extra cost
Retreat Highlights
- 15 days and 14 day in a peaceful lodge in immersion in the untouched Manu rainforest, one of the most biodiverse places on Earth
- All-inclusive experience with accommodation, meals, and transport from Cusco
- Authentic Ayahuasca ceremonies guided by an indigenous Amazonian Wachiperi shaman
- Combination of Ayahuasca, Wachuma (San Pedro), and Master Plant Dieta for profound healing
- Sacred plant medicine practices rooted in ancestral Andean-Amazonian traditions
- Small group experience for personalized guidance and safety
- Powerful energy cleansing rituals including Rapé and Yawarpanga plant purification
- Daily meditation and integration practices in nature
- Flower and medicinal plant baths for energetic renewal
- Guided jungle explorations connecting you with wildlife and natural wisdom
- Supportive environment with sharing circles and one-on-one consultations
- Ideal for deep emotional healing, clarity, and spiritual awakening
About this Retreat
Meet the Master William Huaman Taype
I was born on November 15, 1970, between the regions of Cusco and Apurímac, Peru. I grew up in a rural family rooted in ancestral knowledge. From a very young age, a vocation awakened in me, along with a natural gift for the art of healing and a deep desire to understand medicinal wisdom.
As a Curandero working with sacred ancestral medicinal plants, this path has accompanied me throughout my entire life.
My first teacher was my grandmother, Paulina Tenqo Shanti, who carried knowledge of both Alto Misa and Pampa Misa traditions. She was a guardian of master plant wisdom and healed her community at a time when modern medicine did not exist in remote regions. From her, I learned respect for nature and all living beings.
My second teacher was Jesús Ccana Ttito, also trained in both Pampa Misa and Alto Misa. Through these lineages, my understanding of ceremonial work, healing, and spiritual responsibility deepened.
Today, I work within the Quechua–Amazonian tradition as a Curandero and Shaman. With this knowledge, I have shared ceremonial and healing work in many parts of the world, including the United Kingdom, Germany, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Egypt, the Czech Republic, Italy, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, and other countries.
I currently work with 247 medicinal plants, four of which I bring with me for healing work in Europe. Among the principal plants I work with are Qotoqoto, Erkan Puri Sasawi, Seri (Rapé), Wachuma (San Pedro), and Ayahuasca, among others.
I have received recognition and certifications from cultural and regional institutions in Cusco for my contribution to the preservation, transmission and sharing of traditional Andean knowledge, rituals and ancestral practices connected to the land and indigenous cosmovision.
The healing process I support works on multiple levels: spiritual, emotional, energetic, and personal. Each process unfolds according to what the person needs in order to develop balance, harmony, and well-being.
The duration of any treatment or process depends on what the body requires and the nature of the imbalance being addressed.
Over time, I also undertook pilgrimages through the three regions of my country, beginning in the Andean lands of Cusco. I walked through sacred ceremonial sites honoured by my ancestors and came to know the Apus, the mountain guardians who protect and guide us. This journey has always been guided by a single intention: to cultivate peace, harmony and love in this physical world in which we live.
I am 34 years old, and my path with plant medicine began through a personal search for healing and truth. Until I was 27, I knew nothing about sacred plant medicine, but after facing growing health challenges, I was guided to my first ceremony, and from that moment my life began to transform deeply. Since then, I have continued walking this path with devotion, gratitude, and respect. I have had the blessing to learn from guides within the Santa Daime tradition and also in Tarragona, Spain, where I worked with Yagé, Wachuma, Kambo, Tobacco, and Rapé. I believe these sacred plants are gifts from God to help us heal, grow in wisdom, and live with greater harmony. Today, I feel grateful for the opportunity to share my experience and to serve with an open heart.
Details of this retreat
This Andean-Amazonic Healing Retreat is designed to lead you into a true experience of reconnection with nature — to restore your natural spirit, biological path, and inner harmony. It takes place in an environment created to connect deeply with Mother Nature and ourselves, through ecological activities and ancestral healing medicines.
Schedule
DAY 1: Cusco / Pillcopata / Manu
- 8:00 am – Meeting in Cusco at Plaza San Francisco.
- 8:30 am – Introduction with the shaman and the team.
- 9:00 am – Departure from Cusco to Pillcopata, Manu.
– 2:00 pm – Coca Leaf Offering Ceremony at the Manu mountain pass.
– 1:00 pm – Box lunch at the Manu mountain pass.
– 2:00 pm – Continue the journey to Pillcopata, Manu.
– 5:00 pm – Arrival at the Manu Pachatusan Spiritual Center.
– 6:00 pm – Check-in at the Manu Pachatusan Spiritual Center.
– 7:00 pm – Welcome Dinner
DAY 2: Wachuma (San Pedro) Ceremony
– 7:00 am – Wake up
– 7:30 am – Organic breakfast
– 8:30 am – Informational meeting with the shamans and individual interviews
– 11:00 am – Conceptual and practical workshop on the master plants
– 12:30 pm – San Pedro (Wachuma) ceremony
– 1:30 pm – Visit to the Manu grounds
– 3:00 pm – Offering ceremony to Mother Earth
DAY 3: Purification Day
– 7:00 am – Wake up
– 7:30 am – Organic breakfast
– 9:00 am – Cleansing ceremony with the medicinal plant Yawarpanga
DAY 4: Ayahuasca Ceremony
– 7:00 am – Wake up
– 7:30 am – Breakfast with fruit juice
– 8:30 am – Yoga and therapeutic sharing circle
– 10:00 am – Free time for walking, reading, meditating, etc.
– 4:00 pm – Informational meeting about the Ayahuasca ceremony
– 5:30 pm – Preparation for the Ayahuasca ceremony
– 6:00 pm – 1st Ayahuasca ceremony
DAY 5: Ayahuasca Ceremony
– 7:00 am – Wake up
– 7:30 am – Breakfast (fruit juice)
– 8:30 am – Time to share experiences and practice yoga
– 10:00 am – Free time to explore the surroundings
– 4:00 pm – Informational meeting about the Ayahuasca ceremony
– 5:30 pm – Preparation for the Ayahuasca ceremony
– 6:00 pm – 2nd Ayahuasca ceremony
DAY 6: River Meditation at the Spiritual Center
– 7:00 am – Wake up
– 7:30 am – Breakfast: fruit juice
– 8:30 am – Visit to the river at the Spiritual Center
– 10:00 am – Plant-based diet and meditation in the jungle center
DAY 7: Diet
– 7:00 am – Wake up
– 8:00 am – Visit sacred sites in Manu
– 11:00 am – Fasting for the rest of the day
DAY 8: Diet
– 7:00 am – Wake up
– 8:00 am – Deep meditation by the river at the Spiritual Center to connect with your inner self
– 7:00 am – Diet for the rest of the day
DAY 9: Ayahuasca Ceremony
– 7:00 am – Wake up
– 7:30 am – Light breakfast with any fruit juice
– 8:30 am – Meeting to share experiences
– 10:00 am – Meditation and silence
– 12:00 pm – Free time to rest, read, walk, fish, etc.
– 5:00 pm – Meeting for the Ayahuasca ceremony
– 6:00 pm – 3rd Ayahuasca ceremony
DAY 10: Diet
– 7:00 am – Wake up
– 8:00 am – Walk and meditation in the Spiritual Center’s forest
– Rest of the day – Meals / diet
DAY 11: Ayahuasca Ceremony
– 7:00 am – Wake up
– 7:30 am – Light breakfast, fruit juice of your choice
– 8:30 am – Meeting to share experiences
– 12:00 pm – Free time to rest, read, walk, fish, etc.
– 5:00 pm – Meeting for the Ayahuasca ceremony
– 6:00 pm – 4th Ayahuasca ceremony
DAY 12: Day Dedicated to Mother Earth (Pachamama)
– 7:00 am – Wake up
– 7:30 am – Light breakfast
– 8:30 am – Time to share experiences
– 10:00 am – Explanation of the sacred plants
– 12:00 pm – Offering to Mother Earth
– 2:00 pm – Tour of the grounds
– 3:00 pm – Visit to Inca Samana Waterfall
– 4:00 pm – Free time for reading, writing, etc.
DAY 13: Wachuma (San Pedro) Ceremony
– 7:00 am – Wake Up
– 7:30 am – Light Breakfast
– 8:30 am – Healing Circle
– 11:00 am – 2nd Wachuma Ceremony
– 12:00 pm – Free time to explore Manu with a guide
– 2:00 pm – Flowering Bath with Aromatic and Medicinal Plants
– 4:00 pm – Fire Ceremony
– 5:00 pm – Light Dinner before Rest
DIA 14: Wachuma (San Pedro) Ceremony
– 7:00 am – Wake up
– 7:30 am – Light breakfast
– 9:00 am – Offering ceremony to Mother Earth
– 11:00 am – 3rd Wachuma (San Pedro) ceremony
– 1:00 pm – Free time to read, meditate, walk, etc.
– 3:00 pm – Flower bathing ritual
– 6:30 pm – Light dinner before bed
DIA 15: Farewell and Transfer Manu – Cusco
– 6:30 am – Wake up
– 7:00 am – Organic breakfast
– 8:00 am – Farewell with the shamans and the work group
– 9:00 am – Transfer from Manu to Cusco
– 4:00 pm – Arrival in Cusco.
- 8:00 am – Meeting in Cusco at Plaza San Francisco.
- 8:30 am – Introduction with the shaman and the team.
- 9:00 am – Departure from Cusco to Pillcopata, Manu.
– 2:00 pm – Coca Leaf Offering Ceremony at the Manu mountain pass.
– 1:00 pm – Box lunch at the Manu mountain pass.
– 2:00 pm – Continue the journey to Pillcopata, Manu.
– 5:00 pm – Arrival at the Manu Pachatusan Spiritual Center.
– 6:00 pm – Check-in at the Manu Pachatusan Spiritual Center.
– 7:00 pm – Welcome Dinner
DAY 2: Wachuma (San Pedro) Ceremony
– 7:00 am – Wake up
– 7:30 am – Organic breakfast
– 8:30 am – Informational meeting with the shamans and individual interviews
– 11:00 am – Conceptual and practical workshop on the master plants
– 12:30 pm – San Pedro (Wachuma) ceremony
– 1:30 pm – Visit to the Manu grounds
– 3:00 pm – Offering ceremony to Mother Earth
DAY 3: Purification Day
– 7:00 am – Wake up
– 7:30 am – Organic breakfast
– 9:00 am – Cleansing ceremony with the medicinal plant Yawarpanga
DAY 4: Ayahuasca Ceremony
– 7:00 am – Wake up
– 7:30 am – Breakfast with fruit juice
– 8:30 am – Yoga and therapeutic sharing circle
– 10:00 am – Free time for walking, reading, meditating, etc.
– 4:00 pm – Informational meeting about the Ayahuasca ceremony
– 5:30 pm – Preparation for the Ayahuasca ceremony
– 6:00 pm – 1st Ayahuasca ceremony
DAY 5: Ayahuasca Ceremony
– 7:00 am – Wake up
– 7:30 am – Breakfast (fruit juice)
– 8:30 am – Time to share experiences and practice yoga
– 10:00 am – Free time to explore the surroundings
– 4:00 pm – Informational meeting about the Ayahuasca ceremony
– 5:30 pm – Preparation for the Ayahuasca ceremony
– 6:00 pm – 2nd Ayahuasca ceremony
DAY 6: River Meditation at the Spiritual Center
– 7:00 am – Wake up
– 7:30 am – Breakfast: fruit juice
– 8:30 am – Visit to the river at the Spiritual Center
– 10:00 am – Plant-based diet and meditation in the jungle center
DAY 7: Diet
– 7:00 am – Wake up
– 8:00 am – Visit sacred sites in Manu
– 11:00 am – Fasting for the rest of the day
DAY 8: Diet
– 7:00 am – Wake up
– 8:00 am – Deep meditation by the river at the Spiritual Center to connect with your inner self
– 7:00 am – Diet for the rest of the day
DAY 9: Ayahuasca Ceremony
– 7:00 am – Wake up
– 7:30 am – Light breakfast with any fruit juice
– 8:30 am – Meeting to share experiences
– 10:00 am – Meditation and silence
– 12:00 pm – Free time to rest, read, walk, fish, etc.
– 5:00 pm – Meeting for the Ayahuasca ceremony
– 6:00 pm – 3rd Ayahuasca ceremony
DAY 10: Diet
– 7:00 am – Wake up
– 8:00 am – Walk and meditation in the Spiritual Center’s forest
– Rest of the day – Meals / diet
DAY 11: Ayahuasca Ceremony
– 7:00 am – Wake up
– 7:30 am – Light breakfast, fruit juice of your choice
– 8:30 am – Meeting to share experiences
– 12:00 pm – Free time to rest, read, walk, fish, etc.
– 5:00 pm – Meeting for the Ayahuasca ceremony
– 6:00 pm – 4th Ayahuasca ceremony
DAY 12: Day Dedicated to Mother Earth (Pachamama)
– 7:00 am – Wake up
– 7:30 am – Light breakfast
– 8:30 am – Time to share experiences
– 10:00 am – Explanation of the sacred plants
– 12:00 pm – Offering to Mother Earth
– 2:00 pm – Tour of the grounds
– 3:00 pm – Visit to Inca Samana Waterfall
– 4:00 pm – Free time for reading, writing, etc.
DAY 13: Wachuma (San Pedro) Ceremony
– 7:00 am – Wake Up
– 7:30 am – Light Breakfast
– 8:30 am – Healing Circle
– 11:00 am – 2nd Wachuma Ceremony
– 12:00 pm – Free time to explore Manu with a guide
– 2:00 pm – Flowering Bath with Aromatic and Medicinal Plants
– 4:00 pm – Fire Ceremony
– 5:00 pm – Light Dinner before Rest
DIA 14: Wachuma (San Pedro) Ceremony
– 7:00 am – Wake up
– 7:30 am – Light breakfast
– 9:00 am – Offering ceremony to Mother Earth
– 11:00 am – 3rd Wachuma (San Pedro) ceremony
– 1:00 pm – Free time to read, meditate, walk, etc.
– 3:00 pm – Flower bathing ritual
– 6:30 pm – Light dinner before bed
DIA 15: Farewell and Transfer Manu – Cusco
– 6:30 am – Wake up
– 7:00 am – Organic breakfast
– 8:00 am – Farewell with the shamans and the work group
– 9:00 am – Transfer from Manu to Cusco
– 4:00 pm – Arrival in Cusco.
Note: Schedule is approximate and may change
Getting Here
Pachatusan Camino Sagrado, Pillcopata, Perú
Directions
By Car: 5 hours (Cusco City – Pillcopata – Retreat Center)
On Foot: 20 minutes (Retreat Center – Lodge)
On Foot: 20 minutes (Retreat Center – Lodge)
Accommodation
Accommodation. The retreat is hosted in a secluded property in a Natural space designed to support rest, simplicity and comfort, allowing the natural surroundings to remain the focus. Rooms are clean, calm and functional, offering a quiet space to rest and integrate the day’s experiences. Natural light, fresh air and a peaceful atmosphere support deep rest and recovery. The property includes common areas for reflection and connection, a meditation cave and outdoor spaces where participants can relax, walk, or simply sit in silence.
Program Price
Venue & Amenities
A/C in Rooms
Free Wifi
Spa
Sauna
Pool
Towels
Free Parking
Kitchen
Tour Assistance
Hot Tub
Coffee/Tea
Cafe
Restaurant
Fitness Center
Yoga Studio
Housekeeping
Bicycles For Rent
In the heart of the high jungle of Cusco, next to the Manu National Park — surrounded by sacred mountains, crystal-clear rivers, and the deep energy of the Amazon — lies our Manu Pachatusan Spiritual Retreat Center. A space created for those who seek to reconnect with themselves, with nature, and with the spirit that lives in all beings.
Meals
Menu Types
Vegan
Vegetarian
Pescetarian
Ayurvedic
Includes Meat
Organic
Gluten Free
Dairy Free
Nut Free
We offer meals designed to harmonize with the ceremony and create a true healing experience. Our approach integrates the wisdom of native ancestral plants, herbal teas, fresh fruit juices and others.
What's Included
- 15 Days & 14 Nights of Accommodation
- 4 Ayahuasca Ceremonies
- 3 Wachuma (San Pedro) Ceremonies
- 1 Rapé Ceremony
- 2 Days of Master Plant Dieta
- 1 Purification and Cleansing Ceremony with the Yawarpanga Medicinal Plant
- Daily Meditation Classes
- Flower and Medicinal Plant Baths
- Fresh Vegetarian Meals and Daily Fruit Juices
- Guided Nature Tours within the Manu Sanctuary
- Spiritual Guide
- Consultations with the Shaman
- Therapeutic Sharing Circles before Each Ceremony
- Round-trip Transportation from Cusco City to Casa Manu
What's Not Included
- Flights
- Round trip from the airport
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