Spirit of Ayni Andean Ceremony & Lunch for 2- Niños del Arco Iris

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Intimate Andean Ceremony at Niños del Arco Iris with Ancestral Sound Healing

Step into a peaceful sanctuary in Urubamba for an intimate Andean ceremony held within the private gardens of Niños del Arco Iris, a non-profit foundation that supports vulnerable children in the Sacred Valley. This is a rare opportunity to experience a meaningful ceremony in a quiet and secluded setting surrounded by beautiful gardens and native trees.

Your ceremony is guided by an Andean priest and honours the ancient tradition of ayni, the Andean principle of reciprocity and harmony between people, the land, and the Apus, the mountain spirits. Through offerings to Pachamama, blessings for you both, and the use of symbolic natural elements, the ceremony invites protection, gratitude, renewal, and a grounding of your shared intentions.

Indigenous Andean instruments accompany the ritual to enrich the atmosphere and prepare you for the ancestral sound healing session that follows. In the event of rain, the ceremony moves into La Cúpula, a striking hand-painted dome with beautiful acoustics and a warm, sacred feeling.

After the ceremony you will enjoy a peaceful lunch prepared by the foundation’s chef using fresh, locally sourced organic produce. If you wish, you can also take a gentle hike to Las Chulpas, ancient pre-Incan stone structures overlooking Urubamba. The views from the walk are breathtaking and offer a moment to pause and reflect within the natural beauty of the Sacred Valley.

This experience is designed to reconnect you with nature, culture, and each other. It is a heartfelt and memorable way to celebrate your journey together.

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What's included

Event planning

We’ll take care of all the logistics, pre-ceremony planning, and day-of coordination — so you can relax, be present, and fully enjoy your special day.

Venue Rental - Donation

Exclusive access to the garden for your ceremony and the dome for the sound healing session.

Transportation

A private car to and from the ceremony location

Andean ceremony

A ceremony led by a local Andean priest- conducted in Quechua preserving ancestral wisdom.

Ritual translation

Spiritual guides for the ceremony – ritual support and translation (Quechua to Spanish and/or English) Essential for non-spanish speakers.

Shaman’s apparatus

Shaman’s traditional ceremonial apparatus for the Despacho

Live Andean music

Ancestral Andean music performed live with traditional instruments, creating a sacred soundscape to accompany your ceremony.

Andean Sound Healing

Following your ceremony, you will experience a powerful Andean sound bath and a gentle flower ritual, offering blessings for you both and for the path you are walking together in life.

Closing Fire

The ceremony ends with a sacred fire, a symbolic moment in which your offering is released and carried to Pachamama and the Apus.

Ceremony decoration

Traditional handwoven mantas, embracing the warmth and authenticity of Andean heritage, paired with cushions and soft sheepskin carpets for added comfort.

Floral decorated arch

An A-frame arch embellished with locally grown, seasonal flowers, arranged to reflect the natural beauty of the Andes.

Floral bouquet

A delicate floral bouquet featuring blooms and colors that mirror the floral arch, creating a harmonious and cohesive design touch.

Private lunch for two

A 3-course set menu created with fresh, locally sourced organic produce.

Overview

About your trip