Coyllur Sayana Expedition — Where the Stars Descend

Date: November 24, 2025

Objective

Conduct a two-day field expedition to the enigmatic “Coyllur Sayana” (Quechua translation: The Place Where the Stars Descend). The objective is to explore regions with rich pre-Inca historical records and ufological documentation, including sightings of unidentified aerial phenomena and close contact accounts. This expedition provides a space for history, scientific inquiry, and focused meditation in an environment renowned for anomalous electromagnetic effects.

Itinerary

Day 1: Monday, November 24

  • 05:30 – 06:00 · Departure from “Estación La Cultura” (Lima).
  • Morning · Traditional breakfast in Chilca.
  • Transit · Journey to Mala and on-site inspection of the “Piedra de Calango” petroglyphs.
  • Field Exploration · South-East perimeter trek of Coyllur Sayana.
  • Return · Return to the Chilca lagoons and group lunch.
  • Afternoon · Ascent to Cerro Lapa Lapa: field exploration, historical accounts, and guided meditation.
  • Site Visit · Natural caves and the Chilca Local Museum.
  • Night · End of Day 1; overnight stay at lodging overlooking the coastal lagoons.

Day 2: Tuesday, November 25

  • Morning · Group breakfast.
  • Transit · Travel to Cerro La Estrella (historic contact zone of Grupo Rama).
  • Midday · Desert lunch (box lunch/picnic).
  • Field Exploration · North-East sector trek of Coyllur Sayana.

    Historical note: Region where direct contact reports were documented in the late 1970s by the research group led by Mrs. Maruja Soler.

  • Return · Departure back to Lima.
  • 20:00 – 21:00 · Estimated arrival at Estación La Cultura (Lima).

Logistics & Meals

The expedition package includes: private ground transportation from Lima, entry permits for Calango and Cerro La Estrella, and overnight lodging accommodation.

MEALS NOT INCLUDED:

  • Day 1: Local meal costs in town range from 15 to 20 Peruvian Soles (~$4-$6 USD).
  • Day 2: Participants are advised to bring their own non-perishable food (canned items, fruit, snacks, electrolyte water), as lunch will take place in the desert with no commercial stores nearby.

What is Coyllur Sayana?

Coyllur Sayana is a historically revered landscape whose access requires navigating complex geographical terrain. Pre-Inca cultures recorded astronomical alignments and unexplained aerial lights in this valley. Due to the rugged terrain and the technical nature of the trek, this event is designated as a scientific research expedition rather than a traditional tourist tour.

Important Notes

  • Flexibility: The exact sequence of sites visited may be adjusted based on terrain, weather, or real-time field conditions.
  • Recommended Gear: Sturdy trekking footwear for desert/hills, layered clothing and warm jacket for evening temperatures, water/hydration pack, high-lumen flashlight, and UV sun protection.
  • Direct Inquiries: For enrollment and logistical questions, contact us via WhatsApp: +51 951 737 603.

Climate & Environment

As a coastal desert and mountainous zone near Chilca, strong winds are customary in the late afternoon/night, with high solar radiation during the day. All participants must follow the instructions of the lead guide (Eduardo Camacho) at all times.

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