We recommend arriving in Cusco at least two days before the retreat begins to acclimate to the altitude and settle in. Many guests enjoy spending time in Cuzco or go directly to Pisac, a beautiful village nearby, before joining us at the center.

Yes. Ayahuasca is legal in Peru and recognized as a sacred plant medicine, especially among Indigenous communities like the Shipibo-Conibo people. At Inkan Rao, ceremonies are led with deep respect and in accordance with traditional practices.

A treatment focuses on cleansing and healing using various Shipibo tools — not just Ayahuasca, but also plant baths, remedies, and songs. A dieta is a longer spiritual commitment to learning from a specific plant teacher. We recommend starting with a treatment for deeper preparation.

The retreat includes:

• 9 nights of accommodation

• 4 Ayahuasca ceremonies

• Daily plant treatments (baths, remedies, saunas)

• Shipibo Maestros guidance

• 1-on-1 consultations

• Integration support

• Vegetarian meals

• Transportation from Cusco to the center

Yes. The Sacred Valley is a peaceful and welcoming region of Peru. We’re happy to help coordinate trusted taxis, hotel recommendations in Pisac, and travel tips to make your arrival stress-free.

Yes. You do not need any prior experience with plant medicine. We welcome all who come with sincerity and an open heart. Our team and facilitators provide full guidance and support throughout the process.

Yes. We offer preparation support, including a call and written guidance. This includes dietary suggestions, emotional readiness, and mindset practices to help you get the most from your experience.

We limit our retreats to a small, intimate group of 7 people to ensure personal attention, safety, and deeper connection.