resetretreat
Ceremony, community, and local food
A shared car ride and a ceremony inside a maloca set the tone at resetretreat, a plant-medicine gathering in Putumayo. The retreat centers on ayahuasca ceremonies and frames its work around love, freedom, and respect for living things. Its stated hopes include emotional and spiritual healing, greater clarity, and a stronger sense of purpose, though these are intentions rather than guaranteed results. Meals are made with local food and vegetables by the shaman’s wife, and organic dietary options are listed. Towels are provided, while the ceremony space offers a communal setting for the gathering. The retreat is priced from USD 120. With no fixed daily rhythm to describe, it is sensible to check what your dates include and how the group’s car journey is arranged before committing. Come prepared to discuss the practice and your needs with the host.
Highlights
- Ayahuasca ceremonies held inside a maloca
- Local food and vegetables cooked by the shaman’s wife
- Organic dietary options listed
- Guests travel to the venue together by car
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Setting
The retreat takes place in Putumayo, where the natural surroundings are part of its appeal. Ceremonies are held inside a maloca, creating a shared, communal setting for the practice.
The practice
The retreat centers on ayahuasca, a plant-medicine practice approached here through ceremony in a maloca. Its stated intentions include emotional and spiritual healing, clarity, and a stronger sense of purpose; these are aims, not promised outcomes. Newcomers should discuss preparation and suitability with the host before attending.
A typical day
The daily rhythm varies by retreat, so details depend on your dates. Ceremony is the central practice, with meals prepared from local food and vegetables. Check with the host for the schedule and what a typical day includes.
Accommodation
Ask the host what lodging is included and what room arrangements to expect.
What to bring
Pack comfortable, loose layers for ceremony and a light rain jacket. The annual average temperature is 20.6°C, with wetter conditions common in June, July, and November; towels are provided.
How to get there
The retreat is in Putumayo, and guests travel to the venue together by car. Confirm the meeting point and road arrangements with the host.
Nearest airport: Antonio Nariño Airport (PSO) (73 km)
Antonio Nariño Airport (PSO), near Chachagüí, is approximately 73 km from the center. Arrange onward transport with the retreat; guests travel to the venue together by car.
Nearest city: Chachagüí
Prices start at USD 120. Confirm what is included in the rate with the host.
Climate
Climate Zone: Subtropical
Best Months: Dec, Sep, Mar
Avoid: Jun, Jul, Nov
Putumayo averages 20.6°C across the year. June, July, and November are among the wettest months, while December, September, and March are among the driest, so conditions can vary with your travel dates.
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Frequently asked questions
What does a typical day at resetretreat include?
The daily rhythm varies by retreat. Contact the host for the schedule for your dates.
Is resetretreat suitable for someone new to ayahuasca?
The retreat describes its environment as supportive, but newcomers should discuss preparation and personal suitability with the host.
What food and amenities are provided?
Meals are made with local food and vegetables by the shaman’s wife. Organic dietary options are listed, and towels are provided.
How do I book and reach the ceremony site?
Contact the host about reservations and the meeting point. Guests travel to the venue together by car.
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