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Meditative Photo Walks Photography, Presence, and Connection Immerse yourself in an experience where walking becomes a journey inward, and photography transforms into an art of contemplation. Through our meditative hikes, we invite you to slow down, observe differently, and capture the moment with deep presence. Mindful walk along the Huaran river A mindful walk in the Huaran valley, following a mountain stream through a peaceful Andean forest. Walking slowly along the water, this experience invites you to reconnect with your senses, listen to the sounds of the river and rediscover the landscape with a more attentive gaze. Through mindful walking, forest bathing and conscious photography, this experience offers a simple and immersive way to reconnect with nature and the present moment. Experience Mindful walking • forest bathing • water connection • mindful photography Duration Around 5 to 6 hours Shorter version available upon request. Price 1 person - 100 USD 2 people - 80 USD / pers 3–6 people - 60 USD / pers Book this experience Mindful walk in the Pumahuanca valley A mindful walk in the Pumahuanca valley, one of the most preserved and powerful landscapes of the Sacred Valley. Following the mountain stream and ancient Andean paths, this experience invites you to slow down, feel the presence of the mountains and rediscover the landscape with a more attentive gaze. The walk also leads to an ancient archaeological site considered a temple associated with feminine energy. When time allows, the walk can continue to an impressive waterfall hidden in the valley. Experience Mindful walking • forest bathing • water connection • mindful photography Duration Around 5 to 6 hours Shorter version available upon request. Price 1 person - 100 USD 2 people - 80 USD / pers 3–6 people - 60 USD / pers Book this experience Mindful trek on ancient Inca paths, Huchuy Qosqo A mindful trek across the Andean highlands from Chinchero to the Inca site of Huchuy Qosqo, overlooking the Sacred Valley. Following ancient Andean paths through wide open landscapes, this experience invites you to slow down, breathe deeply and rediscover the mountains with a more attentive gaze. The trail leads to the archaeological complex of Huchuy Qosqo, offering one of the most beautiful panoramic views of the Sacred Valley. Experience Mindful walking • forest bathing • water connection • mindful photography Duration Around 6 to 7 hours Price 1 person - 120 USD 2 people - 100 USD / pers 3–6 people - 80 USD / pers (These prices include transportation from Chinchero to the start of the trail) Book this experience Hiking with the Soul: A Healing Photographic Journey Guided by Andean wisdom and the energies of Pachamama (Mother Earth), we integrate various reconnection practices: mindful meditation, forest bathing, earth grounding, and mindfulness. Introspective photography becomes a powerful therapeutic tool, allowing you to release, reconnect with your emotions, and transform the present moment. Each image captured becomes a window to the soul, a reflection of your inner journey, and an opportunity for deep healing. Letting Nature and Image Transform Us Here, the lens does more than freeze a landscape-it reveals an emotion, a presence, a breath. Our hikes are an invitation to see beyond the visible, to listen to the whisper of the mountains, and to fully feel the energy of the Andes. This is a unique experience where photography and spirituality meet, creating a path of healing and awakening for a new perception of yourself and the world. What Makes This Adventure So Rich A Sacred and Energizing Setting Immerse yourself in the Sacred Valley of the Incas, where history and spirituality meet. Feel the power of Pachamama-Mother Earth-and let the mountains awaken your soul. An Authentic Experience Discover the Andean worldview and enjoy a total immersion in local traditions. A deep connection with nature and your inner self awaits you, as you engage with communities that preserve ancient customs and ways of life. Expert and Personalized Guidance Through introspective photography, meditation, and ancestral practices, we help you release your emotions, calm your mind, and rebalance your energy-offering a transformative journey for both spirit and senses. What You Will Experience During the Walk Forest Bathing Feel the energy of the trees and allow yourself to be infused with their nurturing strength. Photo-therapy Use your camera as a mirror of the present moment, capturing images that reflect your inner state. Meditation and Conscious Breathing Synchronize your breath with the rhythm of nature to calm your mind and awaken your senses. Offering Ritual to Pachamama Express your gratitude to the Earth through a symbolic offering. Listening to Silence and Natural Sounds Learn to perceive the subtle music of nature. Reconnection with Water and the Elements Let yourself be purified by the waterfalls and streams you encounter along the way. Our Meditative Photo Walk Itineraries Arin Pass Enchanted forest and sacred waterfall Urquillos Pass Inca trail and energizing waterfall Huchuy Qosqo A walk between sky and earth Pumahuanca Meeting the Temple of the Ñustas Qancha Qancha Starry night at high altitude Pitusiray Ascent of a mythical mountain He who walks with respect feels the heartbeat of the mountain. – Quechua proverb

Pitusiray Ascent of a Mythical Mountain Climbing the sacred mountain of Pitusiray means entering a world where time seems suspended. Each step brings us closer to Qan Qan Lagoon, a natural mirror reflecting the sky and snow-capped peaks. Here, we practice contemplative photography, seeking to capture the vibrational essence of the place. At night, beneath a pure starry sky, we connect with cosmic energies through photographing the Milky Way and constellations, in harmony with Andean traditions. Context: Majestic landscapes and high-altitude lagoon Level: Demanding Duration: 2 days, 1 night Included: Muleteer, mules, tent, sleeping bag, meals Rates: 1 person: S/1,000 (approx. $280) 2–3 people: S/950 per person (approx. $265) 4–6 people: S/900 per person (approx. $250) 7+ people: S/850 per person (approx. $240) Book Your Next Adventure! First Name Last Name E-mail Preferred Date Leave a message... Send Thank you for your message! FAQ Who can participate in the Mindfulness PhotoTreks? PhotoTreks are open to everyone, whether you are an amateur or professional photographer. If you have an interest in photography and want to capture authentic landscapes and moments in nature, you are welcome, regardless of your photography level. What photography equipment should I bring? We recommend bringing a DSLR, mirrorless camera, or a smartphone with good photo capabilities. If you have a specific lens in mind (wide-angle, zoom), feel free to bring it. A tripod can also be useful, but it is not essential. Do I need to be an experienced photographer to participate? No, experience is not required. If you have a passion for photography and want to learn, PhotoTreks are an ideal opportunity to improve your skills while being guided by a professional photographer. The sessions will include tips and advice to help you progress. What activities take place during a Mindfulness PhotoTrek? PhotoTreks combine hiking in unique locations with dedicated time for photography. You will learn to capture the light, colors, textures, and emotions of the landscapes. There will also be photo sessions and technical discussions on composition and camera settings. What physical condition is required to participate? PhotoTreks generally include moderate hikes, so a basic level of fitness is recommended to fully enjoy the experience. If you have any particular concerns, we recommend discussing them with us before signing up. Is equipment provided? No, each participant must bring their own photography equipment. However, we can provide accessories such as protective filters or reflectors if needed. Please make sure your battery is charged and you have enough memory card space. What type of photography will I learn or develop? You will have the opportunity to explore landscape photography, nature portraiture, as well as more technical aspects such as managing natural light and visual composition. There will also be opportunities to share and discuss the artistic side of photography. What if I don’t have a professional camera? That’s not a problem. You can participate with a simpler camera or even a smartphone. The goal is to capture the moment and express your creativity, no matter what equipment you use. Do PhotoTreks take place in the rain? PhotoTreks will go ahead unless there are extreme weather conditions. The soft light on rainy days can create unique photographic atmospheres, but if conditions become unsafe, we will reschedule or adjust the itinerary. Vos questions, nos réponses Qui peut participer aux phototreks ? Les phototreks sont ouverts à tous, que vous soyez photographe amateur ou professionnel. Si vous avez un intérêt pour la photographie et souhaitez capturer les paysages et les moments authentiques de la nature, vous êtes bienvenu, quel que soit votre niveau en photographie. Quel équipement photographique dois-je apporter ? Nous recommandons d’apporter un appareil photo reflex, hybride, ou un smartphone avec une bonne capacité de prise de vue. Si vous avez un objectif spécifique en tête (grand angle, zoom), n’hésitez pas à l’emporter. Un trépied peut également être utile, mais n'est pas indispensable. Dois-je être un photographe expérimenté pour participer ? Non, l’expérience n’est pas un prérequis. Si vous avez une passion pour la photographie et souhaitez apprendre, les phototreks sont une occasion idéale pour progresser tout en étant guidé par un photographe professionnel. Les sessions incluront des conseils et des astuces pour améliorer vos compétences. Quelles sont les activités pendant un phototrek ? Les phototreks combinent des moments de randonnée dans des lieux uniques avec des pauses pour la photographie. Vous apprendrez à capter la lumière, les couleurs, les textures et les émotions des paysages. Des séances photo et des discussions techniques sur la composition et les réglages de l’appareil seront également proposées. Quelles sont les conditions physiques nécessaires pour participer ? Les phototreks incluent généralement des randonnées modérées, et un niveau de condition physique de base est conseillé pour profiter pleinement de l’expérience. Si vous avez des préoccupations particulières, nous vous recommandons de nous en parler avant de vous inscrire. Est-ce que l’équipement est fourni ? Non, chaque participant doit apporter son propre équipement photographique. Toutefois, nous pouvons fournir des accessoires tels que des filtres de protection ou des réflecteurs si nécessaire. Assurez-vous d’avoir une batterie chargée et une carte mémoire suffisante. Quel type de photographie vais-je apprendre ou approfondir ? Vous aurez l’opportunité d’explorer la photographie de paysage, de portrait en nature, ainsi que des aspects plus techniques comme la gestion de la lumière naturelle et la composition visuelle. Il y aura aussi des moments de partage sur le travail artistique de la photographie. Que faire si je n’ai pas d’appareil photo professionnel ? Ce n’est pas un problème. Vous pouvez participer avec un appareil photo plus simple ou même un smartphone. L’objectif est de capturer l’instant et d’exprimer votre créativité, peu importe l'équipement utilisé. Est-ce que les phototreks ont lieu en cas de pluie ? Les phototreks auront lieu sauf en cas de conditions météorologiques extrêmes. La lumière diffuse par temps de pluie peut créer des ambiances uniques pour la photographie, mais si les conditions rendent la sortie dangereuse, nous reprogrammerons ou ajusterons l'itinéraire.

Voyages photographiques au Pérou - Vallée Sacrée des Incas - Cusco Pitusiray Montagne mythique Context: landscapes and high altitude lagoon Level of hiking: demanding Time: 7 hours 2 days and 1 night muleteer, mules, tent, sleeping bag, food included 200 euros per person

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Voyages photographiques au Pérou - Vallée Sacrée des Incas - Cusco Arin Breach waterfall, breach and enchanted forest Context: village and breach Hiking level: easy and moderate Time: 5 hours 1 day Lunch box included 80 euros per person

Pumahuanca Photographic Exploration of a Sacred Valley As we ascend the Pumahuanca pass, we enter a natural sanctuary where the interplay of shadow and light is revealed along the trail. The camera becomes a tool for contemplation, capturing the texture of tree trunks, the shimmering of water, and the infinite shades of green. Approaching the Temple of the Ñustas, we practice more symbolic photography, seeking to convey the subtle energy of the place through our images. Context: Mystical forest and Inca temple Level: Moderate Duration: 6 hours Included: Lunch box Tarifs : 1 person: S/530 (approx. $146) 2–3 people: S/490 per person (approx. $134) 4–6 people: S/450 per person (approx. $123) 7+ people: S/410 per person (approx. $112 ) Book Your Next Adventure! First Name Last Name E-mail Preferred Date Leave us a message... Send Thank you for your message FAQ Who can participate in the PhotoTreks? PhotoTreks are open to everyone, whether you are an amateur or professional photographer. If you have an interest in photography and want to capture authentic landscapes and moments in nature, you are welcome, regardless of your photography level. What photography equipment should I bring? We recommend bringing a DSLR, mirrorless camera, or a smartphone with good photo capabilities. If you have a specific lens in mind (wide-angle, zoom), feel free to bring it. A tripod can also be useful, but it is not required. Do I need to be an experienced photographer to participate? No, experience is not a prerequisite. If you have a passion for photography and want to learn, PhotoTreks are the perfect opportunity to improve your skills while being guided by a professional photographer. The sessions will include tips and advice to help you progress. What activities take place during a PhotoTrek? PhotoTreks combine hiking in unique locations with dedicated time for photography. You will learn how to capture light, colors, textures, and the emotions of the landscapes. There will also be photo sessions and technical discussions about composition and camera settings. What physical condition is required to participate? PhotoTreks generally include moderate hikes, so a basic level of fitness is recommended to fully enjoy the experience. If you have any specific concerns, we encourage you to discuss them with us before signing up. Is equipment provided? No, each participant must bring their own photography equipment. However, we can provide accessories such as protective filters or reflectors if needed. Please make sure you have a fully charged battery and enough memory card space. What type of photography will I learn or develop? You will have the opportunity to explore landscape photography, nature portraiture, and more technical aspects such as managing natural light and visual composition. There will also be opportunities to share and discuss the artistic side of photography. What if I don’t have a professional camera? That’s not a problem. You can participate with a simpler camera or even a smartphone. The goal is to capture the moment and express your creativity, no matter what equipment you use. Do PhotoTreks take place in the rain? PhotoTreks will go ahead unless there are extreme weather conditions. The soft light on rainy days can create unique photographic atmospheres, but if conditions become unsafe, we will reschedule or adjust the itinerary.

Offrez un nouveau regard à votre monde intérieur. Téléchargez notre E-Book gratuit "La Photographie Mindfulness – 5 clés pour ouvrir le regard intérieur" E‑mail* Recevoir le e-book Ce e-book n’est pas un guide technique. C’est une invitation à ralentir le regard, à marcher en conscience, et à laisser la photographie devenir un pont entre l’extérieur et votre monde intérieur. Vous y trouverez : 5 clés de conscience visuelle inspirées par la nature, les Andes et la marche méditative Des rituels simples à pratiquer avec votre appareil photo ou smartphone Des invitations à voir autrement, à vous reconnecter à votre sensibilité profonde Une approche poétique et spirituelle de l’image, loin du perfectionnisme visuel Une ouverture vers nos marches dans les Andes, si l’appel résonne... Ce e-book est pour vous si vous sentez que... Vous avez soif de ralentir et d’habiter pleinement vos instants Vous voulez explorer la photographie comme un chemin de présence et de guérison Vous ressentez l’élan d’une pratique artistique alignée avec l’âme Vous êtes curieux.se des pratiques contemplatives, chamaniques ou méditatives Recevoir mon e-book gratuit

Temple féminin sur les hauteurs de Urubamba dans la Vallée Sacrée des incas. Pumahuanca Inca forest and temple Context: forest and Inca remains Hiking level: moderate Time: 6 hours 1 day Lunch box included 80 euros per person

Voyages photographiques au Pérou - Vallée Sacrée des Incas - Cusco Randonnées photo sur mesure CUSCO Historical and contemporary This day of hiking begins in the morning at Cristo Blanco to enjoy the panoramic view of the imperial city. Then, the tour continues to the San Blas neighborhood, where the narrow and picturesque streets offer a magnificent photographic backdrop. After lunch, we discover the center, the main square and its surroundings, the Qoricancha, the old Inca streets and the colonial squares. We focus on themes looking for how to reflect in photography the superposition of syncretic symbols and trying to create images that tell stories by playing with passersby and the situations that can be found in the streets. We end the tour with the San Pedro market and its surroundings. Details and prices Arin Breach Quechua village and enchanted forest Arin is a small Quechua-speaking peasant community located at the foot of the Pitusiray mountain. We cross the community along its small paths lined with stone walls, fields and country houses to reach a waterfall more than fifteen meters high that dominates the community. From the waterfall, we enter the gap discovering a forest of native trees , queuñas and chachacomos, and the rugged stream with small waterfalls. It is a perfect context to explore the photographic effects that can be created with the textures of nature, natural light and speed on the element of water. Details and prices Urquillos Breach Inca Terraces of Chinchero - Waterfall - Inca Trail - Village of the Sacred Valley of the Incas This walk begins in the town of Chinchero located at 3800 meters above sea level. The route consists of an Inca trail that connected the heights of Chinchero to the village of Urquillos located in the Sacred Valley. We follow a stream, discover a large waterfall and perhaps meet shepherds. It is a relatively easy and short hike. Details and prices Huchuy Qosqo Crossing a pass - Descent to the Inca village We begin the path in the community of Taucca, leaving behind the Piuray lagoon. After an hour of gentle ascent we reach the pass, passing near small lagoons and with the possibility of observing the Ausangate mountain range depending on the clarity of the sky. From there we begin our descent to the Inca village of Huchuy Qosqo. During this visit we cross different ecological floors that allow us to observe the changes in vegetation and landscapes. With luck, discretion and patience we can photograph hummingbirds and other small birds. A beautiful stream accompanies us to the village. We walk through the village for about an hour enjoying its immense terraces and buildings that are being restored. Then we begin our descent to the Sacred Valley of the Incas. This trail offers us spectacular views overlooking the valley. Details and prices Pumahuanca Br ê che et temple inca This walk takes us to the Pumahuanca gap on the heights of the city of Urubamba. We will go back up through a charming forest of wild trees, following a stream. This natural context offers us a perfect setting to play with the contrasts of light and shadows. The trail will take us to a little-visited Inca temple, known as the Temple of the Ñustas, dedicated to women and the moon. Details and prices Qancha Qancha High-altitude village, lagoons and glaciers On the heights of the Sacred Valley of the Incas is the community of Qancha Qancha, a small village of llama breeders surrounded by snow-capped mountains and lagoons. To get to the community, we walked for about 4 hours following a stream and through forests of native trees. When we arrived at the community, we set up camp and took advantage of the afternoon to go and discover a place where red waters flow from the ground. We took advantage of the night to do an astronomical photography session. The next morning, we tour the pampas to discover several lagoons and photograph the llamas that the members of the community graze. We also appreciate the birdlife that lives on these heights. In the afternoon we go back down to the Valley. Details and prices Pitusiray Montagne mythique Pitusiray is a mythical mountain where a forgotten shadow phenomenon was rediscovered about twenty years ago , where a puma chases the face of the Inca. This phenomenon occurs in the first week of October, it is associated with the spring equinox announcing the arrival of the rainy season. Our ascent will be done in a mini van during which we will have the opportunity to enjoy privileged views of the Sacred Valley and the Wilcamayu River that crosses it. We arrive at the Qan Qan lagoon where we set up our camp. We take advantage of the whole afternoon to explore the surroundings of the lagoon and photograph the diversity of the ornithological fauna. The landscape around the lagoon is impressive, the mountains form a kind of amphitheater and seem to be giants petrified thousands of years ago. Details and prices

Découvrez nos randonnées méditatives dans la Vallée Sacrée des Incas Pumahuanca Native Forest Immerse yourself in an experience of deep connection with nature as you walk through the Quebrada de Pumahuanca, in the heights of Urubamba. We will walk among the native trees of the forest, accompanied by the murmur of a crystalline stream, in an environment that invites tranquility and sensory awakening. Along the way, we will explore practices of meditation, forest bathing, earth grounding and phototherapy, to reconnect with our emotions and the present moment. Our route will take us to a little-known archaeological site: the Feminine Temple of the Ñustas, a sacred place filled with ancestral energy. Huaran Native Forest Join a transformative walk through the Quebrada de Huaran, where we will pass through a forest of native trees following the course of a crystal clear stream. Along the way, we will encounter llamas and alpacas, enriching our connection with nature. During the walk, we will practice activities that connect us to the elements and senses, including meditation, earth grounding, forest bathing and phototherapy. This experience invites you to reconnect with your essence, while immersing yourself in the peace and beauty of the Sacred Valley. Book a hike

Découvrez nos randonnées méditatives dans la Vallée Sacrée des Incas During our wellness, connection and introspection walks, we guide you on an inner journey through a deep connection with nature, the present moment and ancestral Andean wisdom. We practice conscious meditation to soothe the mind, forest baths that immerse you in the healing energy of the trees, and mindfulness to observe the here and now with full attention. Through earth grounding, you connect directly to the earth to balance your energy, while phototherapy helps you explore your emotions and essence through images. All this, inspired by the Andean cosmovision, which invites us to live in harmony with Pachamama and our environment. Discover the hikes

Arin Pass Enchanted Forest and Sacred Waterfall Traverse a small Quechua community nestled at the foot of Mount Pitusiray and let yourself be guided to a majestic waterfall. Here, we take time to listen to the water, feel the energy of the place, and practice conscious breathing. The walk continues into an indigenous forest, where we experience forest bathing and silent meditation. Each stop is an invitation to capture the light and textures of nature through intuitive photography. Context: Quechua village and enchanted forest Level: Easy to moderate Duration: 5 hours Included: Lunch box Rates : 1 person : 500 soles 2–3 people : 450 soles 4–6 people : 400 soles 7+ people : 350 soles Book Your Next Adventure! First Name Last Name E-mail Preferred Date Leave us a message... Send Thank you for your message! FAQ 1. Who can participate in a meditative walk? Our meditative walks are open to everyone, regardless of your experience with meditation or photography. They are specially designed for those seeking to slow down, reconnect with themselves and with nature, and use photography as an introspective tool. No prior experience in photography or meditation is required. 2. Do I need to be an experienced photographer to participate? No, you do not need to be a professional photographer. We encourage each participant to use their smartphone or a simple camera to explore mindful photography. The goal is to be fully present in the moment and to use photography as a mirror of the soul. 3. What is introspective photography and how is it used during the walks? Introspective photography is about using the camera as a tool for contemplation. Each image you capture becomes a reflection of your inner state and your connection with the environment. This approach allows you to capture not only landscapes, but also emotions and subtle energies, fostering healing and self-awareness. 4. Do I need to be an expert in photography to practice mindful photography? Absolutely not. Mindful photography does not depend on advanced technical skills, but rather on your ability to be present and to listen to what the moment offers. A simple smartphone is more than enough to participate and to capture the essence of each moment. 5. How is a meditative walk different from a regular hike? Meditative walks are primarily an invitation to slow down and be fully present with each step. Unlike a regular hike, the goal is to connect deeply with nature, your emotions, and your breath, while capturing images that express this state of presence. The walk becomes a true path of healing-a journey inward guided by the energies of nature. 6. What will I experience during the meditative walk? During the walk, you will enjoy a series of activities designed to help you reconnect with your inner self and with nature: Forest bathing: Feel the energy and nurturing strength of the trees. Introspective photography: Use your camera as a mirror of your inner state and capture images that reflect your emotions. Meditation and conscious breathing: Synchronize your breath with the rhythm of nature to calm the mind and awaken the senses. Offering ritual to Pachamama: Express your gratitude to the Earth through a symbolic offering. Listening to silence and natural sounds: Perceive the subtle music of the surrounding nature. Reconnection with the elements: Allow yourself to be purified by the water of waterfalls and streams. 7. What should I bring for the meditative walk? Bring comfortable clothing suitable for the weather and for walking. We recommend hiking shoes and a water bottle. Don’t forget your camera or smartphone to capture moments, as well as a notebook to jot down notes or track your experience. 8. Is the walk accessible to everyone, even those who are not very fit? Yes, our walks are designed to be accessible to all. The pace is slow and contemplative, and we ensure that everyone can participate according to their abilities. If you have any concerns, please contact us for more details about the itinerary. 9. Does the walk include moments of silence? Yes, there will be moments of silence where you will be invited to fully immerse yourself in nature and in the present moment. These moments are essential for deeper connection with yourself, the earth, and the environment. Silence encourages contemplation and spiritual awakening. 10. What is the connection between walking and spirituality? Meditative walking is, above all, a spiritual act. It allows you to anchor yourself in the present moment and to reconnect with ancestral practices such as meditation, gratitude rituals, and listening to the natural elements. Presence in nature becomes a mirror of your own inner journey. 11. Can I join the walk even if I’m not familiar with Andean culture or spirituality? Absolutely. The goal is to offer an awakening and healing experience accessible to everyone, regardless of your prior knowledge of Andean culture. The practices and rituals are introduced gently, so everyone can experience and integrate them according to their own beliefs and sensitivities. 12. Will there be opportunities to ask questions or discuss? Yes, there will be times for sharing and discussion throughout the walk. This allows each participant to exchange feelings and experiences, and to deepen their understanding of mindful photography and meditation. 13. How can photography be a therapeutic tool during this walk? Photography becomes a mirror reflecting your emotions, intuitions, and inner process. By capturing images during the walk, you explore your perceptions and experience a profound process of emotional release. This helps you integrate the experiences along the way and transform them into self-awareness. 14. What if the weather is bad? The walk will go ahead unless there are extreme weather conditions (heavy rain, storms). If necessary, we will adjust the route or duration of the walk to ensure everyone’s safety. You will be informed in advance if there is any change to the program.