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Nepal · Religious & Spiritual
The journey
Experience a deeply immersive 2-week Shamanic Retreat in Nepal through the spiritual heart of Kathmandu and the peaceful natural landscapes of Sindhupalchowk. This retreat balances theoretical teachings with practical, experiential learning, offering a comprehensive introduction to Himalayan shamanic traditions. In Kathmandu, guided classes explore core shamanic philosophy, energy awareness, ritual foundations, and spiritual cosmology with experienced local shamans and facilitators. In Sindhupalchowk, the learning deepens through shamanic journeying, sacred ceremonies, meditation, breathwork, and nature-based rituals in forest and village settings, creating a meaningful connection with land, lineage, and self.
Immersion in a peaceful natural retreat setting of forests, villages, and rivers.
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At a glance
Day by day
Morning theoretical sessions covering Himalayan shamanic philosophy, energy awareness, rituals, and healing principles.
Guided meditation, breathwork, and an introduction to shamanic journeying.
Practical workshops, ceremony preparation, and light healing practices.
Visits to sacred temples and spiritual sites around Kathmandu Valley.
Daily reflection and integration circles.
Immersion in a peaceful natural retreat setting of forests, villages, and rivers.
Advanced practical sessions in shamanic journeying, healing rituals, energy work, and ceremonies.
Nature-based practices guided by shamans, focusing on grounding and connection to land and lineage.
Group healing sessions, fire ceremonies, and silent reflection time.
Closing integration, a sharing circle, and a completion ceremony.
Where this trip takes you
Kathmandu sacred sites, Sindhupalchowk forests and rivers, Pokhara
The route
The fine print
Comfortable, modest clothing suitable for meditation and outdoor practice.
A light jacket or shawl for early mornings and evenings.
Personal toiletries and any required medications.
Journal and pen for reflections and learning notes.
Reusable water bottle and comfortable walking shoes.
No prior shamanic experience is required; an open mind and respectful attitude are essential.
Activities may include meditation, rituals, and light walking in natural or temple settings.
Schedule and locations may vary depending on weather, group energy, and ceremonial days.
This retreat is spiritual and experiential in nature, not a medical or therapeutic program.
Respect for local culture, traditions, and group guidelines is expected.
Logistics
Your 28 days finish where they began, in Pokhara.
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