Top Cusco Art Classes

Unique artistic activities in Cusco, we revalue popular culture based on painting workshops. The workshops are led by a local artist and anthropologist who will guide you throughout the creative process. It is a space to relax with a glass of wine and local snacks, where we can also engage in deep conversations about our culture. A very special way to get to know Cusco through art and you don't need to have experience in painting.

We seek to help single women mothers who know about textile art so that they can show it to the world, in this experience for you what is sought is that not only they make it but that you are part of the production process such as dyeing the wool with the elements of nature before they are transformed into a garment, also that of knitting at the waist starting with a bracelet so that if you become a master you will be able to make designs from the different communities of Cusco. A plus is that it is located in a community, so the environment is natural and you can interact with the alpacas and llamas, as well as with the guinea pig farm.

Experience the magic of Ausangate like never before! From immersive cultural encounters to soul-stirring natural beauty, our adventure offers the perfect blend of excitement and serenity. Picture yourself exploring stunning landscapes, indulging in delicious local cuisine, and participating in unique Andean ceremonies led by a real Andean shaman. It's a journey that promises unforgettable memories and a deeper connection with both nature and yourself. Don't miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime experience!

See Cusco at its most enigmatic: after dark. On this private nighttime photography tour you will explore the city with a photographic eye and perfect your nighttime city photography. Your professional photographer guide will reveal the best tricks, tips and camera settings so you can come away with the best shots possible.

During the Sacred Ceremony, the Master prays with three Coca leaves (Kintu) that Mother Earth gave to us and to the Apus (Great Mountain Spirits). The shamanic healer also uses items like candy, colored wools, myrrh, frankincense, tallow and a variety of foods and herbs that Andean people called “reach or dispatch“. These items have to be specifically prepared for the offering by the Master or Andean Priest, who is also called «Paqos». Each element has its spiritual meaning andis therefore part of the ceremony. The session ends with a last prayer to the world and to our life. The online course will be transmitted via Zoom. The offering to Pachamama (Mother Earth) allows us to give thanks to everything we have been receiving and appreciate her generosity, creating a feeling of harmony and deep connection with nature, letting her know that we feel unconditional love for Mother Earth and the spirits within us.

Our Shamans are experts in making connection with the spirit of the Pachamama (Mother Earth) and next they will carefully interpret the coca leaves in order to find out what the natural spirit is showing, about the present and the future of the consultant. The ceremony is conducted by an Andean Shaman and the duration is always about 1 hour. You are encouraged and allowed to ask questions to the Shaman, about all aspects of the reading concerning the most important areas of your life.