Paz y Luz Guest, Healing and Conference Center Pisac
1 kilometer from Pisac Bridge (to the right) Pisac, Sacred Valley, Peru
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Pisac
Once we arrived in Cusco, Diane came to pick us up and she took us to exchange some money in town. After that we went to Pisac, where we could relax and get used to the altitude.
Exploaring the magic of Ayahuasca
Huge rugged mountains dot the landscape as our plane approaches the sacred city of Cuzco. We make a hairpin turn around a peak and voilŕ! The landing strip looks a bit small for the size of our plane, but the pilot manage to land safe and sound. Two gigantic signs dominate the airport: Coca Cola and McDonald's welcomes you to Cuzco. Ok, that is …
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Unexpected Adventures Off the Beaten Path
... through Pisac's special Sunday market, buying our veggies and fruit for the week and a few other goodies, and observing the colourfully dressed and expressive residents of various Andean mountain communities who had descended to attend the Catholic Palm Sunday church service. Click here to see a video clip (with sound) of the residents from various Andean mountain communities as they exit from the Palm Sunday service.
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Stunningly Beautiful Ruins
... Inca ruins. They say that Machu Picchu is spectacular. Well it must really be something because Pisac's ruins are stunningly beautiful and the energy of this place is palpable. I think that I'll just let the pictures do the talking. ...
Pisac - Inca Stop #2
... up and down between terraces.
These protruding rocks had the added purpose of telling time – when the sun/shadow of the rock hit a certain place, people knew it was time for a drink, for lunch, to end their day.
Our young guide was a natural botanist. She picked flowers for us to eat, pointed out plants that would fix what ails you, and would be rummaging through the ...
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