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El Hotel, Centro de Huéspedes, Sanación y Conferencias Paz y Luz (también conocido como Centro de Alojamiento, Spa y Eventos Paz y Luz) es un reconocido alojamiento holístico y centro de retiro ubicado en el Valle Sagrado de los Incas, en Perú. Se encuentra en un lugar idílico a los pies del Apu Intihuatana, el principal sitio arqueológico de Písac, a aproximadamente un kilómetro del centro de la ciudad. [No se insertó contenido multimedia]
Esto es lo que te espera en el centro:
Sanación holística y bienestar: El complejo cuenta con un spa propio que ofrece baños tradicionales de hierbas y flores, masajes, acupuntura, un jacuzzi y una exclusiva banya rusa (sauna de vapor). [1, 2] Yoga y meditación: En los hermosos templos y salones de yoga, construidos con materiales naturales, se imparten cursos regularmente (entre otros, Vinyasa, Yin Yoga y sesiones de respiración). Si te alojas allí, a menudo también puedes utilizar los salones para tu propia práctica.
Alojamiento y vida en comunidad: Además de habitaciones y bungalámicos para viajeros y grupos, el centro ofrece opciones para estancias de larga duración (alojamiento comunitario). Los edificios están construidos de manera ecológica con ladrillos de adobe, madera y piedra, y están rodeados de amplios jardines. Los huéspedes de larga estancia también tienen a su disposición una cocina comunitaria totalmente equipada.
El complejo fue fundado por la estadounidense Diane Dunn, una autora que se dedica intensamente a la sanación espiritual andina. Los viajeros aprecian especialmente de este alojamiento la vista mágica de las montañas y ruinas circundantes, así como el ambiente relajado y orientado a la comunidad.
The Spa
Paz y Luz Spa offers a variety of sessions, treatments and activities such as massage, yoga, floral baths, acupuncture, Reiki, Russian Banya, Jacuzzi and more. Whether you are looking for healing, relief, rest or relaxation, our spa is the place for you to bask in the beauty of the mountain views while receiving the R&R your body is longing for.
Relax & Unwind
Offering a variety of rooms and bungalows, surrounded by peaceful garden areas, Paz Y Luz is here to accommodate. Options available for short term and long term stays, groups, and solo travellers.
We can arrange a floral bath for you at 150 soles per hour when you make a reservation 24 hours in advance.
Local and international practitioners of healing arts provide a variety of services at our location. You can check with our current list to see what is available.
Explore Pisac is the heart of the Sacred Valley of the Urubamba River. More than a stop on the way to Machu Pichu, it is a vibrant community filled with both ancient culture and recent arrivals. Spiritual seekers, artists, and artisans call Pisac home.
historical ruins Above and nearby the town of Pisac are archeological sites both large and small, some famous, some rarely visited. All the sites pictured here are within an hours drive of Paz y Luz.
Pisac Ruins Estimated to have been built in the 1400’s the Pisac Ruins are a complex of structures including, residences, guard posts, watchtowers, agricultural terraces, and ceremonial/religious centre. Paz y Luz sits at the foot of these wonderful ruins.
Tipon Between Cusco and Pisac, you can find the Tipon ruins, a marvel of Incan waterworks.
Sacsayhuamán This fortress high above Cusco contains some of the most intricate stonework of the Incan empire. Because of its altitude, its a good idea to spend a day or two in the Valley to acclimate before sightseeing. Paz y Luz is perfectly situated to serve as your home base as you explore the wonders of the area.
Laguna Kinsa Cocha Enjoy this 6.0-km circular route near Pisac. Generally considered a moderate route, it takes an average of 2 hours to traverse. This is excellent hiking, where you are unlikely to encounter other people. Literally translating to “three lakes” in Quechua, Kinsa Cocha is breathtakingly beautiful. It’s a great place to picnic as you lounge by the water. Or stay the night to be close to the stars (just remember it gets very cold up there!).
Rock Paintings Not everyone knows about these rock paintings, but we can show you where they are. They are a window into an ancient civilization near Chahuaytire, one of our highest communities. If you go there, make sure to visit the weavers of Chahuaytire for some of the most beautiful textiles in all of Peru.