Pisac · Sacred Valley · Peru
Experience Ayahuasca, Wachuma and Temazcal in the heart of Peru's Sacred Valley.
We are not a luxury retreat. We are not a resort.
We are a small community in Pisac where people from all over the world come together to experience ancestral medicines, nature and authentic human connection.
Choosing where to experience sacred medicines is one of the most important decisions you'll make. What makes the difference is not only the ceremony itself, but the people, the intention and the environment surrounding it.
Before ceremony, we spend time together. We share meals, walk through the mountains, sit around the fire and participate in the natural rhythm of community life.
By the time ceremony begins, we are no longer complete strangers. Trust has already started to grow, allowing people to feel more open, supported and grounded.
After ceremony, that connection continues through shared experiences, quiet moments, conversations and integration within the same community.
Mystic Tribe was created for those looking for something real. A peaceful place where simplicity is a choice — not a limitation.
Many guests arrive alone. Many return not only for another ceremony, but to reconnect with the people, the place and the rhythm of community life.
Our ceremonies are primarily guided by Leo, who has welcomed participants from many countries and is dedicated to creating a safe, supportive and authentic space. Throughout the year, guest facilitators may also share their own traditions and practices.
One of the world's most respected ancestral medicines, traditionally used by Amazonian cultures for generations.
People travel from every corner of the globe to Peru seeking this experience — not because it promises answers, but because it invites honest questions, deep reflection and a meaningful connection with themselves and the natural world.
The sacred cactus of the Andes has been honored for centuries by mountain communities.
Known for its gentle yet profound nature, Wachuma ceremonies often inspire openness, gratitude and a deep connection with the landscapes that surround the Sacred Valley.
A traditional sweat lodge ceremony centered on renewal, reflection and reconnection.
An opportunity to slow down, breathe deeply and step away from the noise of everyday life.
The Sacred Valley has long been regarded as one of the spiritual hearts of the Andes. Mystic Tribe sits in the peaceful town of Pisac, directly facing one of the best-preserved Inca archaeological sites in Peru.
Surrounded by mountains, ancient paths and the Chongo stream, it is a place where nature quietly invites you to slow down.
At Mystic Tribe, walking is more than a way of getting from one place to another. It is part of the practice — an opportunity to move with awareness, connect with the land and experience the Sacred Valley at a more natural pace.
Our approach to conscious traveling means walking whenever possible, respecting sacred places, supporting local communities and choosing meaningful experiences over crowded itineraries.
Whether you are exploring the Pisac archaeological site, following a mountain path or simply sitting beside the water, the valley itself becomes part of the experience.
The way down into the valley
Many guests choose to stay for a few days to fully experience the rhythm of the valley. Our accommodations are simple, comfortable and immersed in nature. There are no crowded itineraries or luxury amenities.
Instead, you'll find fresh mountain air, shared meals, meaningful conversations and a peaceful environment where you can truly disconnect from daily life. Leave with memories that will stay with you long after your journey ends.
Ceremonies open space for reflection, emotional expression and a deeper connection with ourselves and the natural world.
The days that follow offer time to rest, reflect, journal, share experiences and allow each process to settle naturally.
Shared meals, conversations, music and time around the fire create a supportive environment where connection continues beyond the ceremonial space.
Walking through the mountains, following ancient paths and spending time beside the water help bring presence and perspective into everyday life.
Rather than following a rigid schedule, community life naturally adapts to the season, the group and the rhythms of nature.
Guests from different cultures sharing stories around the fire. Strangers becoming friends. Silence becoming comfortable. Nature becoming your daily companion.
This is not an experience designed to impress. It is a place created to be lived.
We welcome inquiries for upcoming Ayahuasca, Wachuma and Temazcal ceremonies, as well as our deep immersion container in Pisac.
Rather than following a rigid schedule, community life naturally adapts to the season, the group and the rhythms of nature.
Night Ceremony
A quiet and deeply introspective ceremony approached with preparation, care and respect.
Day Ceremony
A gradual experience often connected with walking, nature, openness and the landscapes of the Sacred Valley.
Sweat Lodge
A traditional ceremonial space centered on renewal, reflection, grounding and reconnection.
Immersion Program
A transformative 21-day journey combining ceremonies, noble silence, and integration.
Explore Immersion →Contact us for the current calendar, preparation information and availability.
Ask About Upcoming CeremoniesFor those seeking more than a single gathering. A structured 21-day container limited to 6 participants, combining ancestral medicines, daytime ceremonial work, noble silence, and dedicated integration in the Sacred Valley.
Daytime Ceremonies
Participation in Amazonian ceremonies held under the cover of night for deep introspection, psychological clarity, emotional safety, and direct, conscious trauma work.
Andean Connection
Immersion in traditional Wachuma (San Pedro) ceremonies connected with nature, alongside Temazcal sweat lodges for grounding and renewal.
Integration Core
Structured periods of noble silence and extensive group processing to translate ceremonial insights into lasting life alignment.
Detailed itinerary, intake requirements, and upcoming dates are provided upon inquiry.
Inquire About the 21-Day Program
We had some wonderful days at Mystic Tribe! The house is right in front of the river and ruins, surrounded by nature. There's space to relax, lots of activities, and people from all over the world to meet!!
I loved my stay at the Mistic Tribe. It's an beautiful, peaceful place with a big community feeling. If you're looking for a calm, spiritual and family-like place, this is where to go🧡
Great spot by the river, 15 minutes from Pisac by colectivo. I recommend it for its tranquility and the wonderful welcome from Leo and the volunteers..
Yes. Many guests stay for a few days in our simple, comfortable accommodations while they experience the rhythm of the valley.
Yes. You're welcome to join a single ceremony without staying overnight, or to combine it with your visit to the Sacred Valley.
Our ceremonies are primarily guided by Leo. Occasionally, guest facilitators join to share their own traditions and practices.
Not in the traditional sense. We're a small community rather than a commercial retreat center, and we've kept things simple on purpose.
We're in Pisac, in Peru's Sacred Valley, facing the Pisac archaeological site and surrounded by mountains and the Chongo stream.
No prior experience is required. We'll talk with you beforehand so you feel informed, prepared and comfortable.
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