The Retreat is taking place from 18th until 28th November 2026.

This retreat is for anyone seeking for a long-lasting transformation to Rewire their Mind, Body and Soul. People looking for restoration, clarity, and deeper connection – whether you're on a healing journey, navigating life transitions, or simply craving time to pause and reconnect with yourself. No prior experience in Qigong, meditation, arts, painting or holistic practices is necessary. All are welcome, and the retreat is thoughtfully designed to support you, wherever you are on your path.

Our Rewire retreat will be held at the beautiful MUNAY SONQO Retreat & Yoga center in Arin – in an exclusive space at a peaceful sanctuary nestled in the Sacred Valley, surrounded by breathtaking Andean landscapes (Mountains, rivers, waterfalls, an abundance of nature).

Your retreat experience includes:
- Collection from the airport in Cuzco to the Retreat center in Arin, the Sacred Valley and return to the airport/ Cuzco at the end of the Rewire retreat.
- 10 nights Accommodation
- Daily holistic sessions: Breathwork, Shaolin Breathing practice, Qigong, Meditation, Sound Baths, Stretching, Forest bathing.
- Mindful forest walks & guided grounding practices- Workshops – all material provided, journaling.
- Herbal tea detox, fresh organic snacks - fruits and juices & holistic treatments
- Communal vegetarian meals, including a traditional Pachamanca feast.
- Private transport and tickets for guided visits to ancient sites & guides.
- Evening fire ceremonies

No, international flights to Cuzco-Peru are not included. However, we’re happy to offer travel advice and support to help you plan your journey.

You will be collected by us from Cuzco airport.

Not at all. This retreat is designed for all levels – from complete beginners to experienced practitioners. Each session is gently guided and supportive.

All meals are vegetarian, thoughtfully crafted to support your detox and healing journey. If you have allergies or specific dietary requirements, we’re happy to accommodate – just let us know when booking.
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There will be two days of fruits, juicing and broth to support your detox process.

We’re keeping the retreat intimate and exclusive, with limited spaces to ensure a personalised and nurturing experience for every guest.

A full packing list will be sent upon booking, but essentials include:
- Comfortable clothing for movement & relaxation
- Swimwear (for optional spa use or local excursions)
- Extra Layers – the Andes can be quite cold in the evenings
- Waterproofs - we should be prepared for potential rain. The weather in the mountains can change quickly.
- Suitable Walking boots essential for trekking **
- Walking poles optional
- Sun hat, winter hat and gloves
- Small outdoor rucksack for walks **
- Flask for hot water
- Mosquito repellent
- An open heart and a willingness to unwind
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*Temperature can be hot in the sun & cold in the shade

Yes, flexible payment options are available. A deposit is required to secure your spot, with the remainder payable in instalments leading up to the retreat.

Note: The deposit is mainly to book and secure your entrance to Machu Picchu, as this needs to be booked in advance & tickets are non-refundable nor transferable.

To reserve your place or learn more, simply Contact Us or head to our Booking Page. Spaces are limited, so early booking is highly recommended.

Peru grants visa-free access for up to 90 or 183 days to citizens from many nations for tourism or business.
These include:
- North America: United States, Canada, Mexico
- South America: All South American countries
- Europe: Most EU countries, United Kingdom, Norway, Switzerland
- Asia-Pacific: Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand
- Other: Israel, Malaysia, South Africa

You can enter Peru with a valid passport (for at least six months beyond your travel dates) and no need to apply for a visa beforehand.

Countries That Do Require a Visa
Travelers from certain countries must obtain a visa before arriving in Peru. These include, but are not limited to:
- Asia: India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Iran, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka
- Africa: Nigeria, Ghana, Ethiopia
- Middle East: Syria, Iraq, Yemen
- Caribbean and Others: Cuba, Haiti, North Korea

Visa requirements can change, so always check with your local Peruvian consulate or the official immigration website before planning your trip.

Moderate fitness is recommended. You will need to fill out a private and confidential basic health form for us to be aware of any allergies or health conditions. But if you feel you need to, please check with your doctor before travelling.

There are no certificate requirements under International Health Regulations.

As you are coming to Cusco, one of your first questions is:  What’s the weather like?

November is expected to be the beginning of the rainy season, but it is still very pleasant to visit, as it's possible to have a fairly dry month.  Of course you should come prepared: brilliant sunshine may fill the morning skies, with potential showers later in the afternoon or evening. Temperature shifts between day & night can be profound. They can vary between 17 or 20 degrees during the day and drop to 4 degrees at night, a warm afternoon may dissolve into a crisp, cold evening.

However, in Arin, in the Sacred Valley, you can enjoy the blessings of dry days, with sun-drenched days and cool, peaceful nights. The air is crisp and clean, infused with the scent of earth & eucalyptus, & the sky often reveals its brilliant blue canvas from dawn to dusk.

- Warm daytime temperatures: Temperatures can be quite warm during the day, ranging from 15 –20 °C (59–68 °F)
- Cold nights: Nights can be chilly, with temperatures dropping to 5°C to 7°C (41°F to 45°F). or even lower, so warm clothing is essential.

Whether you're exploring sacred ruins, breathing in the stillness of the Sacred Valley, or wandering through the vibrant streets of the old city, understanding the natural pulse of the Andes will help you flow with the land, not against it.