Yoga Retreat and Volunteer
ashram experience
Enjoy your stay at the Bhakti Yoga School Ashram in the Sacred Valley of Peru!
Lodging price
Plan 1: $55 USD per night per person; Accommodation, meals, one morning pranayama and meditation practice, and one yoga class.
Plan 2: $40 USD per night per person; Accommodation and meals (dinner, breakfast, and lunch).
Plan 3: $20 USD per night per person; Accommodation.
Plan 4: Prívate room 12usd additional cost per night.
- Comfortable rooms with Breathtaking views in pure nature
- Three organic farm-to-table vegetarian meals
- Pranayama and Meditation Classes. Ashram Kirtan and vedic studies. Workshops and Daily yoga
Our Bhakti Yoga School Ashram in Peru is located in the heart of the Sacred Valley, surrounded by mountains, ancient Inca paths, and pure Andean nature. It’s a peaceful eco-ashram space designed for deep practice, seva, and community living.
Rooms & Facilities
All rooms are shared accommodations (2 people), simple, clean, and cozy, with beautiful views of the mountains.
Most rooms have shared bathrooms close by; a few rooms have a private bathroom depending on availability.
Room assignments depend on occupancy and the flow of the retreats and trainings happening at the ashram.
All rooms have the same price.
Common Areas
You’re welcome to use all of the ashram’s common spaces:
Yoga shala
Temple/kirtan hall
Gardens and mountain-view terraces
Ayurveda shala
Bonfire/ceremony space
Dining area
Environment & Lifestyle
We are located at high altitude with fresh, clean air and mountain silence perfect for meditation.
The ashram is fully immersed in nature — expect tranquility, starry nights, and beautiful walking paths right outside your room.
Meals are from farm to table, sattvic and organic.
The atmosphere is devotional, grounding, and community-oriented, aligned with Bhakti Yoga, service, and sacred living.
Practices in the Ashram
You are invited to participate in our morning program of mantra meditation, pranayama (breathing exercises), and Kirtan (devotional singing).
- 7:00–8:00 a.m. — Pranayama and Guided Meditation
- 8:00–8:30 a.m. — Kirtan (chanting of mantras) in our Ashram Temple
- 8:30–9:30 a.m. — Direct Teachings from the Bhagavad Gita by our main teachers
- Yoga Class: 12:00 to 1:30 p.m.
- Afternoon: Yoga Theory or Philosophy Workshop
Volunteer Program
The volunteer program accompanies our yoga teacher training programs.
The fee is $15usd per day and includes participation in our morning program of pranayama, meditation, kirtan, and Vedic philosophy, plus a yoga class taught by teachers with over 25 years of experience, as well as various workshops on yogic topics such as Ayurveda, chakras, yogic nutrition, Thai massage, and more.
Volunteers help for a 4 or 5 hours in the morning and afternoon, primarily in the kitchen and general cleaning, or by sharing their own inspirations.
The fee for the same program on a yoga retreat is $50usd per day.
* Volunteers do not participate in the full yoga teacher training program nor do they receive a certificate
Are you interested in reserving your place as a volunteer?
Ashram in Sacred valley of Cusco, Peru
Recommendations
What bring to the Ashram
- Bring socks and a warm jacket or sweater, as it can get cold at times
- Bring socks and a warm jacket or sweater, as it can get cold at times
- Comfortable clothing suitable for yoga and the Sacred Valley climate.
- An umbrella or rain jacket.
- Snacks in case you want something extra outside of the meals included in your stay.
- A thermos or water bottle to stay hydrated.
- If you have your own yoga mat, bring it. If not, we can lend you one.
- Bring sunscreen and insect repellent (natural cream, stick, or roll-on formats are ideal to reduce aerosol contamination).
Please Do Not Bring to the Ashram
- Foods containing animal meat (any type) or eggs — these are not allowed.
- Dairy such as butter, yogurt, cheese, and milk are fine.
- Coffee, alcohol, cigarettes, vapes, and any form of tobacco are not allowed.
- Do not bring or arrive under the influence of ancestral/plant medicines such as mambe, ambil, yagé, ayahuasca, mushrooms, marijuana, or any hallucinogenic substances.
- This is a sacred space, and we honor it by keeping the environment clean, sattvic, and respectful
Ashram Rules
We ask that you follow the following rules to maintain harmony and promote growth and transformation during your stay.
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This is a 100% alcohol, cigarette and drug free space.
We encourage and invite you not to drink, smoke, drink coffee or use drugs during your stay so that you can get the most out of your stay here. - This is a lacto-vegetarian home. We ask that you do not consume animal products (except dairy products) while on the premises. No meat or egg on the property.
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We ask that you treat this space as a temple and keep public spaces and your room clean.
This includes the type and volume of your music and keeping your personal belongings out of public spaces. -
Avoid playing loud music.
Noble silence from 9:00 pm to 7:00 am. This means we observe silence to reflect, meditate, and respect the rest and meditation schedules of others.
- We close the main gate of the Ashram at 8:30pm
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If you are participating in an Ashram program you can decide to go out in the afternoons or evenings.
However we recommend you to focus on the yoga course and to follow the vegetarian, caffeine and drug free lifestyle even outside the Ashram. -
If you have any difficulty with someone from the center (volunteer, student or teacher) or a personal problem, please talk to someone from the team as soon as the problem arises.
Difficulties between people in a group are usually cases of misunderstanding or lack of communication and can be easily resolved.
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