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Museo de Coca

Museo de Coca

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Visit in the morning right after opening at 9:00, when the underground halls have the fewest people and the guides have plenty of time for individual commentary.

Budsjettips

The entrance fee is around 20 soles per person, with discounts for students and children. The price also includes coca tea at the end of the tour, so you don't have to buy it separately.

Anbefalt for

Lovers of Andean cultural history, Travelers curious about traditional rituals, Anthropology students, Visitors acclimatizing to the altitude

Planlegg ditt besøk

1-1.5 hours

Om

Raske fakta: Kokablader har spilt en viktig rolle i andinsk kultur i tusenvis av år, utover deres kontroversielle bruk. Museet viser over 400 gjenstander som illustrerer kokabladets åndelige og medisinske betydning.

Høydepunkter: Besøkende kan oppleve en tradisjonell kokablads-seremoni utført av lokale sjamaner i et gjenskapt andinsk seremonielt rom, en praksis sjelden vist til utenforstående. Museet presenterer også detaljerte botaniske utstillinger som sammenligner kokablader med andre planter for å fremheve subtile forskjeller.

Insidertips

  • Bring a camera, but use the flash sparingly in the underground section, as the exhibits must not be disturbed by harsh light.
  • Book a guided tour; the explanation about the ritual use of coca will take you much deeper than a self-guided walk.
  • Save the coca tea for the very end; it will help you acclimatize to the altitude before continuing your journey.
  • The security check at the entrance is quick, but leave your backpacks in the storage area at the entrance, as they would get in your way underground.

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