Mexico City: Temazcal Ceremony and Rapé Ceremony
Xochimilco, Mexico
Embark on a sacred healing journey on a private chinampa. Participate in a communal creation, experience the Rapé ceremony, and enter the ancient Temazcal for four cycles of renewal.
This private healing experience takes place on a sacred chinampa near Mexico City and suits those interested in traditional ceremonies and wellness.
Highlights
- Immerse yourself in a sacred healing journey on a private chinampa
- Participate in communal activities such as gathering wood and harvesting produce
- Experience the Rapé ceremony, involving traditional snuff and singing
- Enter the ancient Temazcal sweat lodge for four renewal cycles
- Enjoy soothing breaks between cycles for comfort and grounding
Description
Meet your guide and travel by boat to a private chinampa, a sacred floating island. Begin by working together to prepare the space—gathering wood for the fire, harvesting fresh produce, and setting the stage for the healing process.
As the ceremony begins, raise your voice in song to initiate the Rapé ritual. Then enter the ancient Temazcal, undergoing four cycles of steam-based renewal and healing.
Between each cycle, take breaks designed to ensure comfort and grounding, especially for those new to the intensity of the sweat lodge experience.
Includes
- Boat journey to a private chinampa
- Communal creation activities
- Rapé ceremony
- Temazcal (sweat lodge) experience
- Lunch consisting of 4 quesadillas or tacos and 1 drink
Excludes
- Tips
Important Information
- The Temazcal involves intense heat and steam; participants should be prepared for this physical challenge.
- The experience requires active participation in communal activities like gathering wood and harvesting produce.
- The Rapé ceremony uses traditional snuff as part of the ritual.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Bring comfortable clothing suitable for heat and steam. The best time to visit is during cooler months to balance the Temazcal heat. Book in advance due to limited group size.