Aramu Muru or Hayu Marca is certainly one of the most mystical places of Lake Titicaca. In Hayu Marka, there is an enigmatic gate carved in a big stone located in the middle of the rocky formations.
About this activity
- Free cancellation
- Cancel up to 24 hours in advance to receive a full refund
- Mobile ticketing
- Use your phone or print your voucher
- Duration 1 day
- Starting time 8:00 AM
- Instant confirmation
- Live tour guide
- Spanish, English
- Pickup included
- Hotel located near Plaza de Armas or center Puno.
Experience
Highlights
- Embark on a mystical tour to Aramu Muru Gate located among among rocky formations
- Visit the altars with an Andean shaman and make an offering to the goddess of life
- Make an offering of rose petals, chicha, wine, coca leaves, wood, corn, precious metals, candles, Andean cereals and other sacred objects
Full description
This tour to Aramu Muru has many interesting stops along the way. Your first stop will be in Chucuito village, a colonial town near the Temple of Inca Uyo which has more than 20 penises carved in stone relating to fertility. After this visit, continue to Aramu Muru Gate located in a fantastic location among rocky formations. The tour also includes a short hike around.
Have the possibility for visiting these altars with an Andean shaman and make an offering to the Pachamama, a mother earth that was allways considered an important goddess of life.
An offering ritual lasts for around 2.5-hours and the shaman will prepare you to know the deep importance of this Andean ancestral ritual.
Includes
- Entrances fees to Inca Uyo and Aramu Muru
- Spanish/ English-speaking guide
- Car transportation
- Box lunch
- Andean Shaman
- Sacred objects for ritual
- Other meals not mentioned on the program (breakfast and dinner)
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What to bring
- Passport or ID card
Know before you go
- You will have an andean shaman and all the necessary things for making this offering: rose petals, chicha, wine, coca leaves, wood, corn, precious metals, candles, Andean cereals and other sacred objects
