Inka Wasi viacha

My group spent a night here for a private ayahuasca ceremony with a wonderful local shaman. At first glance the space seemed very basic. It's certainly not a hotel or typical shamanic maloka. There are good beds upstairs from the ceremony room in four or five twin rooms and at least one dorm room, a full kitchen, clean and modern shared bathrooms, a beautiful ceremony space on the lower level, and incredibly stunning views from its 4000 meter perch. My understanding is that the building and land is public space for people to use, presumably booked through locals who know how to do that. A co-op or community center of sorts kilometers from everything. Other local people clean and maintain the space between uses for a nominal fee. The facility resides on pre-Incan land and whoever built and decorated the place did a beautiful job of placing art and artifacts that depict the simple, rugged and rustic nature of life in the indigenous past in this area. It was a privilege and honor to visit.

Excelente lugar con un rico frío andino con unas vistas de montaña envidiables. Ambientes muy presentables, limpios, aguas caliente, deliciosa comida y una fogata para la noche rodeado de muchas costumbres k dan ganas de quedarse a vivir ahí. Vívelo!!!

Una experiencia muy bonita! La familia Maqqe es muy servicial y amable.