TIBET

(September 17, 2026, starting at €3,100, group enrollment now open for September)

Mount Kailash, 6,638 meters high and never yet summited by any climber, is considered the center of the universe in both the Buddhist and Hindu traditions, and the final destination for those seeking a deep spiritual experience. The kora — a ritual circuit around the mountain — is considered one of the most powerful pilgrimages in the world: according to ancient tradition, one circuit cleanses the karma of a single lifetime, and one hundred and eight circuits lead to complete liberation from the wheel of rebirth. The circuit is considered especially powerful during the Year of the Horse at the full moon — which is exactly why the group is heading to Kailash in the fall of 2026. If you’ve long felt an inexplicable pull toward this place, with no clear rational reason, it may be a sign of a deep connection reaching back to past lives — and it’s worth listening to that call.

KINGDOM OF BHUTAN

(Spring 2027, dates and pricing to be confirmed)

The Kingdom of Bhutan, tucked high in the Himalayas between India and Tibet, is one of the few countries in the world where happiness is officially considered a more important measure than GDP: it even has a national Gross National Happiness index. Monasteries that seem to grow straight out of sheer cliffs — like the famous Taktsang, the “Tiger’s Nest” — hover above the clouds and canyons, creating the sense that the line between earth and sky dissolves here. Valleys covered in rice terraces and pine forests give way to high mountain passes with views of snow-capped peaks still untouched by mass tourism — Bhutan has spent decades deliberately limiting the flow of travelers, preserving the pristine state of its nature and culture. Prayer flags flutter in the wind along the mountain trails, and the silence of these places feels less like emptiness and more like the presence of something greater. This land itself already breathes inspiration, and invites you to look deeper.

EUROPE

(Summer 2027, dates and pricing to be confirmed)

Vipassana is one of the oldest meditation techniques, preserved almost in its original form: it teaches you to simply observe your breath and bodily sensations, without judging them or reacting to them automatically. This is exactly what helps stop the constant inner dialogue, calm the mind, and return to the clarity that usually gets lost in the flow of everyday life. The natural beauty of the setting and the complete silence around you only strengthen the effect of the practice, turning these eight days into a genuine reset for body and mind.

We’re considering two destinations — Portugal or Spain. If you have interesting location suggestions, write to us — we’d be glad to discuss working together.

EUROPE

(Summer 2027, dates and pricing to be confirmed)

Every morning begins with an invigorating hatha practice: asanas, pranayama, and meditation gradually tune the body and mind into the new day, helping you let go of your usual rush. In the evening, there’s yin yoga — a slow, sustained practice that releases a year’s worth of built-up tension and lets the nervous system truly recover. Between practices, there’s time for delicious, balanced meals, reading, rest, and simply taking in the local scenery around you. One full day of the program is dedicated entirely to time spent in nature — a day that often becomes the true emotional highlight of the week. The group is small and intimate, so every participant gets personal attention, and the beauty of Europe’s nature becomes part of a deep inner transformation.

We’re considering two destinations — Portugal or Spain. If you have interesting location suggestions, write to us — we’d be glad to discuss working together.

NEPAL 

(Fall 2027, dates and pricing to be confirmed)

A journey into the very heart of the Himalayas — to a place where, according to local belief, the earth quite literally touches the sky. The route runs at an altitude of over four thousand meters, among majestic snow-capped peaks and sacred mountain lakes, along trails that pilgrims and truth-seekers from around the world have walked for centuries. The program includes the Dalai Lama’s residence, ancient monasteries carved into the rock where time seems to have stopped, possibly the northern monasteries in the Mustang Valley, the main temple of Shiva, and live encounters with masters whose wisdom has been passed down unchanged from generation to generation. September in the Himalayas brings especially clean air and incredible visibility, when the mountains reveal themselves in their full power, and every spiritual practice takes on a depth and clarity that’s hard to feel in an ordinary urban setting.

JAPAN

(April–May 2029, dates and pricing to be confirmed)

The way of Zen is the art of a mindful life — something almost impossible to grasp from the outside, and even harder to convey through an ordinary tourist route without a guide. The program is built around staying in genuine Buddhist monasteries, accompanied by a guide who deeply practices these spiritual techniques himself, rather than simply leading sightseeing tours. The trip includes traditional Japanese practices of self-knowledge, honed by monks over centuries, and immersion into the authentic fabric of Japanese spiritual culture — one that only reveals itself to those willing to live inside it, rather than just observe it as a tourist from the outside.