Our daily classes welcome complete beginners alongside experienced practitioners, creating a space where everyone can explore at their own pace. Some guests come simply to move their bodies during their stay, while others arrive seeking a deeper practice, a teacher training, or a way to complement a healing journey.
If you’re looking for a competitive fitness environment or a studio focused purely on physical performance, PachaMama may not be the right fit. Here, yoga is practiced as a way of cultivating awareness, balance, and connection.
Morning classes 6:30 – 7:30
Afternoon classes 4:00 -5:00
Yoga at PachaMama extends beyond the mat.
Rather than existing as a standalone studio, yoga is woven into the rhythm of daily life. Morning practice flows naturally into nourishing meals, quiet moments in nature, community gatherings, Silent Sitting, and opportunities for emotional awareness and personal exploration.
Our approach is non-dogmatic and inclusive, bringing together experienced teachers from diverse traditions while encouraging every student to discover a practice that feels authentic to them.
Whether you’re here for a few days or several weeks, yoga becomes part of a larger experience of living with greater presence.
Rather than following a rigid schedule, yoga naturally becomes part of the daily rhythm of village life.
Begin the morning with a yoga class overlooking the forest before sharing breakfast with the community. Throughout the day, you might join another movement class, relax by the river, receive a Healing Arts session, or attend a workshop. As the sun sets, many guests gather for Silent Sitting meditation before sharing dinner and the evening program together.
Daily yoga classes are included for guests staying at PachaMama.
Every practice is different, but many guests leave with:
A steady and accessible practice focusing on breath, alignment, and mindful movement. Suitable for beginners and experienced practitioners alike.
A dynamic flow that links movement with breath, building strength, mobility, and presence.
A deeply supportive practice using props to encourage complete relaxation and nervous system regulation.
Long-held postures that gently release connective tissue while cultivating patience and stillness.
Often called yogic sleep, this guided meditation invites profound rest while remaining fully conscious.
A structured and energizing practice rooted in the Ashtanga tradition. Expect a flowing sequence that builds strength, flexibility, focus, and discipline, while encouraging students to develop a consistent personal practice.
A powerful practice that combines movement, breathwork, mantra, meditation, and conscious awareness. Kundalini Yoga is designed to cultivate vitality, expand awareness, and invite a deeper connection to yourself through both dynamic and meditative practices.
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