


If you feel drawn to deep work, held in a respectful and safe container —
and to meaningful connection with like-hearted people and nature.
Past retreats have brought together coaches, healers, entrepreneurs, therapists, and people in conscious transition — people who want depth and structure in equal measure.
If you feel called, you will belong.


~ Lara H.
When I heard about this retreat, I was instantly excited. The country, a completely new experience, my first retreat, and the opportunity to explore the Andean ways with someone I trust gave me the courage to take this step. Arriving at the retreat centre in Pisac was immediately calming — the place itself is beautiful and contributes to a feeling of serene safety. Everything was arranged down to the smallest detail, which allowed me to fully surrender to my own process. What made it truly special was the sense of togetherness: a small, diverse group where everyone could truly be themselves. One of the highlights was the cacao and kirtan ceremony with the local community — singing together, speaking words you have never voiced before, feeling judgments fade and a sense of unity emerge. I would recommend this retreat to anyone who wants to develop themselves spiritually. It’s not just a journey to Peru, but an inward journey — one that continues to resonate in everything that follows.









An ancient purification ritual of fire, water, and heat — the Temazcal is a rebirth experience. You enter the darkness carrying what you no longer need, and step out lighter, cleaner, and more connected.



Ceremonial cacao opens the heart; Kirtan — devotional call-and-response chanting — opens the voice. Together they create an evening of pure presence, connection, and joy that dissolves the barriers we carry into the room.



Gongs, singing bowls, and sacred instruments guide you into a deep meditative state. Sound bypasses the thinking mind — resetting your nervous system and returning you to a natural state of balance and clarity.



Guided, active breathing takes you beyond words and into the body. In a single session, breath can surface what has been held, release it, and leave you clear, open, and present.


Each day is grounded in movement and breath. As a 700-hour certified teacher, I tailor the practice to your body and nervous system — building the steadiness that lets the deeper work land.



Transformation isn't just about mystical experiences — it's about grounding your insights into real-life action. Our integration sessions and workshops are designed to merge spiritual awakening with tangible clarity.





This is your invitation to step away from the noise and come back to what's true for you.
Applications are open — places are limited.




I'm a 700-hour certified yoga teacher, pranayama specialist, spiritual mentor, and conscious business coach — here to help people reconnect with their inner truth and build a life aligned with it.
Originally from the Netherlands, I've lived and worked across the world — Curaçao, Nepal, Dubai, and now the Sacred Valley of Peru, where ancient traditions, nature, and community shape everything I do. Since 2020 I've supported 500+ people through coaching, teaching, and retreats, and co-founded SolSeed Mystery School here in Pisac.
I’ll be with you for the whole journey — leading the practice, holding the container, and helping you carry what surfaces here back into your life.
Founder of the Andean Yoga School
Daya Nimai Das is a devoted teacher, musician, living in the Sacred Valley for over a decade. Known for sharing mantras, native songs, and folk medicine music from around the world, he brings depth and presence to every space he holds. Daya has inspired many, has led 30+ yoga teacher trainings, graduated 200+ students, hosts weekly kirtan gatherings for over 8 years, and has organized festivals and community markets that bridge local traditions with global seekers. He’s also actively creating his own retreat center in the heart of the Andes.
A father, a visionary, and a servant of community, Daya lives by the wisdom: “The only way out is through.”
Follow: @dayanimaidas | @andeanyoga

Some places hold a particular kind of stillness, and the Sacred Valley is one of them. For centuries, seekers and wisdom keepers have come to the Andes for healing, guidance, and clarity — and the land still carries that.
In the high Andes near Machu Picchu, the old Inca stonework remains, and the Apus — the sacred mountain spirits the Andean people honour as guardians of the valley — stand over everything. The air is thin, the sky is wide, and the noise you arrive with tends to settle on its own.
The Sacred Valley isn’t only a beautiful landscape; it’s a living tradition. For thousands of years, Andean wisdom keepers have practised Ayni (sacred reciprocity), Munay (love from the heart), and Yachay (inner knowing) — not as ideas, but as ways of living. Here, ceremony and daily life are the same thing. This is the work the land supports: slowing down enough to hear yourself again, releasing what isn’t yours to carry, and remembering your connection to the earth and the people around you.
If Peru is calling you, that pull is usually pointing at something.
A transformational fusion of ancient wisdom and modern practices, carefully designed to awaken, restore, and realign your highest self:
Despacho Ceremony
Hikes to Sacred Sites
Daily Meditation, Yoga & Pranayama
Temazcal (Sweat Lodge Ceremony)
Kirtan & Cacao Ceremony
Sound Healing Ceremony
Breath-work Therapy
Coaching & Workshops
Sacred Space & Nourishing Cuisine
Vegetarian, with fish/meat options. Special dietary needs? Let us know in advance.
Most travelers from Europe, North America, and Australia do NOT need a visa. Check with your local embassy for specific requirements.
Pisac is high altitude; most attendees adjust comfortably within a day or two. We'll guide you throughout the acclimatization process.
To reach the retreat center in Pisac, Peru, you’ll need to fly into Cusco, Peru (CUZ). Since Cusco is a smaller airport, all international flights first land in Lima, Peru (LIM), where you will take a domestic flight to Cusco.
Once you arrive in Cusco, we will help arrange a private taxi to take you to Pisac, a 45-minute scenic drive through the Sacred Valley. We recommend arriving at least one day early (October 1, 2026) to acclimate to the altitude before the retreat begins on October 2, 2026.
For your departure, the retreat ends on October 11, 2026, so you may book a flight home that evening or the following day if you'd like extra time to explore.
Need assistance with flights or travel logistics? We’re happy to help!
Available as an optional add-on — full details in the Machu Picchu section above. Enquire when you book; permits are limited.
Deposits are non-refundable but transferable; full refund if travel restrictions occur.
Yes! Every participant receives a 1:1 integration session after the retreat. Additional coaching is available for deeper ongoing support.
Book your free clarity call to discuss if this retreat aligns with your goals.


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