To the north of the imperial city of Cusco, a World Heritage Site and top Peruvian tourism, there is a long valley that serves as antechamber to Macchu Picchu, the most famous archaeological site in South America and among the most famous in the world. The valley is called sacred and is rich in archaeological sites and ancient villages dating back to pre-Columbian and colonial. It 'a place full of positive energy, everyone says, where a rural culture with a strong cultural identity coexists with holistic and creative projects at various levels, pursued by people who have chosen to live here in a non-consumerist and natural way. A balance between modern and ancestral, between spirituality and materiality thanks, it would seem, to the good energy of the valley