Faqs Qero Trek and Spiritual Experience 3 Days

What is the Q’ero Trek and Spiritual Experience 3 Days?

This 3-day journey combines moderate trekking through sacred Andean landscapes with cultural immersion in the Q’ero community, including spiritual ceremonies and ancestral teachings guided by local Andean elders.

Who are the Q’ero people?

The Q’ero are an indigenous Andean community recognized as spiritual custodians of ancient Inca wisdom. They preserve ancestral traditions, ceremonial practices, and cosmology passed down through generations.

What makes this trek spiritual?

Alongside hiking through the Andes, the experience includes interaction with Q’ero spiritual masters (paqos), participation or observation of ceremonies, spiritual teachings, and guided reflections that connect you to earth energies and Andean cosmology.

How physically challenging is the trek?

The trek involves walking in high-altitude terrain with moderate difficulty. Basic fitness and prior acclimatization in Cusco (2–3 days recommended) are strongly advised to enjoy the experience fully.

What kind of ceremonies are included?

Ceremonies may include offerings to Pachamama (Mother Earth), coca leaf rituals, cleansing ceremonies, and other traditional practices led by Q’ero spiritual elders (paqos) depending on the itinerary.

Is previous trekking or spiritual experience required?

No. The tour is suitable for both novice and experienced trekkers and spiritual travelers. Guides provide support and context throughout the journey.

Will I encounter high altitude sickness?

Due to the elevation of the Andean mountains, altitude sickness is possible. It’s recommended to acclimatize in Cusco before the trek, drink plenty of water, and rest as needed. Guides are trained to help support participants.

Are meals included in the tour?

Meal inclusions vary by package. Most tours include breakfast, lunch, and dinner during trek days, but it’s best to check the itinerary details at booking.

Where does the trek begin and end?

The trek typically begins near Cusco or a designated starting point in the high Andes and returns to Cusco at the end of day 3. Specific start/end points will be confirmed at booking.

Can family and friends participate?

Yes. While the trek involves moderate walking, it is suitable for travelers willing to walk and participate in cultural experiences. Very young children or individuals with serious health issues should consult beforehand.

Is this tour respectful of Q’ero traditions?

Yes. The Q’ero Trek and Spiritual Experience is operated with respect for local culture, ancestral practices, and community consent. It follows responsible tourism principles that honor traditions and benefit local communities.

How do I book the Q’ero Trek and Spiritual Experience?

You can book via the Andean Spirit website contact page, WhatsApp, email, or booking form. Early reservations are recommended due to limited group sizes and ceremonial scheduling.

Is the tour available year-round?

While the trek is generally available throughout the year, the dry season (May to September) offers more stable weather and easier trekking conditions.