Wachuma Collective

Medicine, community, and the Sacred Valley.

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Wachuma Collective, set in Peru's Sacred Valley, offers a unique space for sharing plant medicine within a community atmosphere. This isn't your typical retreat center; it feels more like a gathering of friends and family, focused on deep, shared experiences. While the venue itself is still evolving, the commitment to organic, plant-based meals is clear, ensuring nourishment that aligns with the spirit of the practice. Getting there is made easy, with the team coordinating airport transfers from Cusco, allowing you to shed travel stress and immediately immerse yourself in the valley's profound energy. It's an invitation to connect, heal, and explore in a setting that prioritizes communal well-being and natural living.

Highlights

Focus on sharing plant medicine amongst friends and family
Organic and plant-based meal offerings
Personalized airport transfers from Cusco
Emphasis on communal well-being

Good for

Plant medicine practitionersCommunity-focused retreatsNature loversThose seeking unique spiritual experiences

Setting

The center is located in the breathtaking Sacred Valley of Peru, an area renowned for its profound spiritual energy and stunning Andean landscapes. While specific venue details are still being finalized, the emphasis is on creating a welcoming and communal atmosphere amidst this powerful natural backdrop.

The practice

Wachuma Collective focuses on plant medicine practices, creating a supportive environment for shared experiences. While the specific tradition isn't detailed, participants can expect guided sessions designed to facilitate introspection and connection, often in a communal setting. It's an opportunity to explore consciousness with the support of experienced facilitators.

A typical day

The daily rhythm at Wachuma Collective is likely to vary significantly depending on the specific plant medicine ceremonies and workshops scheduled. It's best to confirm the retreat's itinerary directly with the center to understand the flow of activities, meal times, and practice sessions.

Accommodation

Accommodation details are currently to be determined. It is advisable to inquire directly with the center regarding lodging options when planning your visit.

What to bring

Given the Sacred Valley's climate, pack layers for varying temperatures. Evenings can be cool, especially in the cooler months of June, July, and August. Bring comfortable clothing suitable for plant medicine practices, and consider rain gear if visiting during the wetter months of January, February, or March.

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How to get there

To reach Wachuma Collective, first fly into Cusco. Upon arrival, email the center, and they will coordinate your pickup from Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport (CUZ) or your lodging in Cusco.

Nearest airport: Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport (CUZ) (21 km)

The center provides airport transfer services from Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport (CUZ), which is approximately 21 km from the center, as well as from local lodgings in Cusco.

Nearest city: Cusco

Languages

English

How to book

Booking information is not explicitly provided, but the directions suggest emailing the center for arrangements.

Pricing

Pricing for retreats starts from USD255. Specific details on what this includes are not provided, so it's best to inquire directly.

Climate

Climate Zone: Temperate

Best Months: Jun, Jul, Aug

Avoid: Mar, Jan, Feb

The Sacred Valley experiences a cool climate with an annual average temperature of 7.2°C. The warmest months are December, November, and January, while July, June, and August are the coolest. The driest period falls between June and August, contrasting with the wetter months of March, January, and February.

Location

Frequently asked questions

What kind of meals can I expect during my stay?

The center provides mostly organic and plant-based meals, catering to various dietary needs including vegan, vegetarian, pescetarian, and dairy-free options. Meat is also included in some offerings.

How do I get to Wachuma Collective once I arrive in Peru?

You should email the center directly after booking your flight to Cusco. They will arrange to pick you up from Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport (CUZ) or your local lodgings in Cusco, which is approximately 21 km from the center.

What is the typical group size for retreats?

While specific group sizes are not provided, the mission emphasizes sharing medicine amongst 'friends and family,' suggesting a more intimate and communal setting rather than large, anonymous groups.

Are there any amenities available at the center?

Yes, the center offers Free Wifi, Tour Assistance, and Coffee/Tea for guests.