Since 2011, Project Inti has been providing aid and education to under served children and families living in the high Andes of Peru. Some of our past projects have included teaching Leave No Trace principles, basic first aid, basic nutrition, proper hygiene, and disease prevention. Throughout the years, we have served more than 2,000 families and children.
If you desire to truly immerse and learn about an ancient culture, explore the ancient citadel of Machu Picchu and Peruvian Andes countryside, all while giving back to the communities, this trip is for you! We are thrilled to have you join us and learn about Inca culture and spirituality, challenge yourself with adventure travel, and engage in outreach to under served families.
Your trip leader, Angie Parris-Raney, has been traveling to Peru for the past 10 years with a focus on adventure travel and giving back to under served communities through healing touch, aid, and education. She co-founded Project Inti with Peruvian native, Saul Palma Herrera, your local guide for this adventure. For more than 15 years, Saul has shared his passion of his culture and spirituality with visitors from around the world. A native of Ollantaytambo and deeply involved with his community, Saul welcomes you with open arms as he takes us on an amazing quest through the Lares region to Machu Picchu, sharing many Inca traditions along the way. Your leaders have been working together and leading groups for more than 8 years to provide outreach and education to children and families living below poverty.
This year, we are pleased to welcome our special guest volunteer co-leader, Colette Cleveland! Colette is a healer of 25 years using varied modalities including clairvoyance and vibrational alchemy attunements. She is passionate in guiding individuals to liberate from disharmony and to awaken to their authentic self and life purpose. She joins us on this pilgrimage journey to inspire the journey within and to cultivate a kinship with our local outreach program.
Why join this trip? We have designed this culture trip around hiking into some of these communities, learning about their culture and way of life, and giving back in small ways. You will get to participate and experience this culture, not just observe. We will take you to see some of the most incredible scenery that many visitors never get to witness. In addition to the amazing citadel of Machu Picchu and other breathtaking Inca sites, you will be rewarded with the generosity of these people. We promise you--we will take you on a spiritual journey you won't forget and you will return home a person forever changed!
In addition to the physical journey, we will take an inner wellness journey and learn Primordial Sound Mantra (PSM) meditation, yoga, basic Ayurveda, and even receive yoga massage from Angie, who has recently been studying with the Chopra Center. Angie is a licensed massage professional and has studied various healing techniques over the past two decades, including Thai massage in Chiang Mai, Thailand, and Shaman healing traditions with Peru Shamans. This year's theme to our journey is Munay, which is the Quechua word for love. Our goal for this journey is to open our hearts, share our light, commune, and connect through our shared humanity. Our hope is to provide you tools that you can use long after your journey to Peru.
To learn more about Project Inti, please visit www.ProjectInti.org.
If you desire to truly immerse and learn about an ancient culture, explore the ancient citadel of Machu Picchu and Peruvian Andes countryside, all while giving back to the communities, this trip is for you! We are thrilled to have you join us and learn about Inca culture and spirituality, challenge yourself with adventure travel, and engage in outreach to under served families.
Your trip leader, Angie Parris-Raney, has been traveling to Peru for the past 10 years with a focus on adventure travel and giving back to under served communities through healing touch, aid, and education. She co-founded Project Inti with Peruvian native, Saul Palma Herrera, your local guide for this adventure. For more than 15 years, Saul has shared his passion of his culture and spirituality with visitors from around the world. A native of Ollantaytambo and deeply involved with his community, Saul welcomes you with open arms as he takes us on an amazing quest through the Lares region to Machu Picchu, sharing many Inca traditions along the way. Your leaders have been working together and leading groups for more than 8 years to provide outreach and education to children and families living below poverty.
This year, we are pleased to welcome our special guest volunteer co-leader, Colette Cleveland! Colette is a healer of 25 years using varied modalities including clairvoyance and vibrational alchemy attunements. She is passionate in guiding individuals to liberate from disharmony and to awaken to their authentic self and life purpose. She joins us on this pilgrimage journey to inspire the journey within and to cultivate a kinship with our local outreach program.
Why join this trip? We have designed this culture trip around hiking into some of these communities, learning about their culture and way of life, and giving back in small ways. You will get to participate and experience this culture, not just observe. We will take you to see some of the most incredible scenery that many visitors never get to witness. In addition to the amazing citadel of Machu Picchu and other breathtaking Inca sites, you will be rewarded with the generosity of these people. We promise you--we will take you on a spiritual journey you won't forget and you will return home a person forever changed!
In addition to the physical journey, we will take an inner wellness journey and learn Primordial Sound Mantra (PSM) meditation, yoga, basic Ayurveda, and even receive yoga massage from Angie, who has recently been studying with the Chopra Center. Angie is a licensed massage professional and has studied various healing techniques over the past two decades, including Thai massage in Chiang Mai, Thailand, and Shaman healing traditions with Peru Shamans. This year's theme to our journey is Munay, which is the Quechua word for love. Our goal for this journey is to open our hearts, share our light, commune, and connect through our shared humanity. Our hope is to provide you tools that you can use long after your journey to Peru.
To learn more about Project Inti, please visit www.ProjectInti.org.
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