Faqs Full Day Tour Q’ero

What is the Full Day Q’ero Tour?

The Full Day Q’ero Tour is a cultural and spiritual experience that takes you to visit the Q’ero community — one of the last living descendants of the Inca spiritual lineage — to learn their ancestral traditions, ceremonies, daily life practices, and connection with the Andes.

Who are the Q’ero people?

The Q’ero are an indigenous Andean community known as spiritual custodians of ancient Inca wisdom. They preserve ancestral practices, healing traditions, ceremonies, and cosmological knowledge passed down through generations.

What can I expect to experience on this tour?

During the Full Day Q’ero Tour, you will visit their traditional villages, observe daily life, take part in cultural exchanges, participate in or witness spiritual rituals, and learn about ancient Andean cosmology, traditions, and practices.

Is prior spiritual or cultural knowledge required?

No. This tour is designed for travelers with all levels of experience. Knowledgeable guides and community members provide explanations and context throughout the day.

How long is the Full Day Q’ero Tour?

The tour typically lasts a full day, starting in the morning and returning in the afternoon or evening. Exact timings vary depending on the schedule and location.

Where does the Q’ero Tour take place?

The tour takes place in the remote high-Andes near Cusco, visiting Q’ero village sites and sacred landscapes where traditional life and spirituality continue.

What makes this experience unique?

This tour offers an authentic cultural immersion, direct interaction with Q’ero families, insight into ancestral Andean traditions, and the opportunity to witness spiritual practices rooted in ancient Inca and pre-Inca heritage.

What is the physical difficulty level?

The Q’ero tour includes some walking and movement at high altitude. Basic physical fitness is recommended, and acclimatization in Cusco (at least 1–2 days) is strongly advised.

What should I bring on the tour?

Bring comfortable clothing for mountain weather, sturdy walking shoes, water, sun protection (hat, sunscreen), personal medication, and a respectful attitude toward community traditions.

Can I take photos during the tour?

Yes, photos are generally allowed, but always ask for permission before photographing individuals, ceremonies, or culturally sensitive moments out of respect for privacy and tradition.

Is the Full Day Q’ero Tour suitable for families?

Yes. Families with older children or teens who can manage moderate walking and high altitude can enjoy the tour. Very young children or people with altitude sensitivity should consider accommodations.

Does this tour support the local community?

Yes. The Full Day Q’ero Tour practices responsible tourism by working directly with community members, supporting local economics, and respecting cultural integrity.

How do I book this tour?

You can reserve the Q’ero Tour by contacting Andean Spirit via WhatsApp, email, or the booking form on the website. Early reservations are recommended during high travel seasons.