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The retreat will be held for those who are eager to get acquainted with the healing power of Amazonian shamanism and experience the power of natural natural medicine.You will be able to look behind the veil that limits your perception and see the World and Your life as real. Traditions that have been kept for thousands of years in the Amazon jungle will be available to you. Questions and problems that bother you will appear in a broader perspective and everyone will get their own answer and a unique experience of Ayahuasca.

You do not need to build expectations and think about how and what will happen. You only need the intention and remember about those issues that you would like to solve for yourself.

Everything else will be done by us, hereditary Shamans of Ecuador and Ayahuasca.

The retreat will take place near the city of Puyo in the very Amazon Jungle. We will get there by bus. The city of Puyo is located at an altitude of 953 m above sea level, on the Puyo River, 155 km from the country’s capital, the city of Quito. The road is very beautiful, where you can take beautiful photos and videos everywhere.

If you suddenly decide to arrive later or earlier, you will need to contact us so that we can help you with the transfer.

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To get to Ecuador (the capital of Quito), due to restrictions imposed in a number of countries for citizens of the Russian Federation (and CIS), the route may look like this:

• ✓ From Moscow (Kyiv, Minsk) to Istanbul (Türkiye).
• ✓ From Istanbul to Europe transit airport (Madrid, Paris, Amsterdam).
• ✓ From Europe to Quito. This segment of the route can also be divided into two – with a landing in Mexico or Panama.

A ticket from Istanbul to Quito should be “single”, that is, Istanbul – Madrid – Quito – preferably with one airline, and not two separate Istanbul – Madrid and Madrid – Quito.

Before booking tickets, please contact us for the latest information and confirmation of availability for the selected dates.

For citizens of Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Moldova, 90 days of visa-free stay in Ecuador are provided. You only need a valid passport (at least 6 months before graduation)!

On that website https://klm.traveldoc.aero/ you can find out if you need a transit visa for the countries where you will be transferring.

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Documentation. Passport (valid for at least 6 months). Visa/s (if necessary), including flights on the route.

Rainforest clothing. For mosquito protection, especially from November to March, wear long sleeves, T-shirts and pants made of light breathable fabric. Mosquitoes can bite into tight-fitting clothing, so it’s best to have a light, baggy top layer. Shorts or skirts are good for the hot part of the day when insects aren’t as active, or during the colder months of April to September.

Shoes. Wear waterproof and comfortable shoes that completely cover your feet (for example, regular sneakers). For hiking in the jungle, you will be given rubber boots. You need to bring long socks with you. Although it is likely that most of the time you will prefer flip flops or sandals. Please bring long lightweight socks to wear during the ceremony.

Rain protection. A light waterproof jacket or rain poncho is required.

Mosquito repellant. We recommend bringing a good quality mosquito repellent cream or spray as these are not easy to find in Quito. Picaridin-based repellants are less toxic but generally more effective than DEET. You can also bring a natural blend of essential oils such as tea tree, citronella, geranium, etc. Take them in sufficient volume to apply both on the skin and on outer clothing. Avoid permethrin, which is highly toxic.

Treatment for mosquito bites. We recommend peppermint essential oil as the best natural remedy for mosquito bites. A sharper, pungent-smelling oil is more effective than a gentle, lighter one.

Small flashlight. Preferably with different power settings and a red color mode, so you can use softer settings for moving around during the ceremony and stronger settings when walking outside at night.

Small quick dry towel. there are towels in the center, but it’s worth having an extra one.

Toiletries and other personal hygiene items:
✓ Soap, shampoo and conditioner – preferably natural.
✓ Deodorant, toothpaste, toothbrush, etc.
✓ Earplugs and eye mask.
✓ Sunglasses are better than cheap ones.
✓ Swimsuit.
✓ Water bottle.
✓ Adapter from 220v to 110v.

DO NOT bring a laptop or other electronic equipment with you, we recommend taking only a phone.

What not to take with you: Makeup. Jewelry. Alpha hydroxy skin products (mosquitoes love them). Very valuable things.

Especially valuable things that you will be sorry to lose.
This is REAL Jungle!!! leave all valuables at home.

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In Ecuador, the official currency is the US dollar, so be sure to exchange and bring the necessary amount with you. Since we will be heading into the jungle — where ATMs are unavailable — it’s wise to carry bills no larger than $20, as vendors often cannot provide change for higher denominations.

At Quito Airport, you can also purchase a local SIM card for around $25 for 10 GB of data, which should be sufficient for the duration of the retreat.

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Ecuador is located in hot climatic zones – equatorial (north of the country) and subequatorial (south). July temperature – +25 °C; January temperature – +24 °C. There is no temperature amplitude, one season of the year.

Average monthly temperatures in Quito (at an altitude of 2800 m) are +13 °C. In the south from +23 to +27 °C.

So a couple of T-shirts and a light windbreaker will be enough for you.

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You will have the opportunity to capture your trip with CANON equipment, on which we will take high-quality pictures that you can use for yourself and your business.