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Spiritual Immersions
Participate in sacred rituals led by village leaders, with chants, prayers, and the use of forest medicine such as ayahuasca.
An opportunity for healing, insight and spiritual reconnection.
"I came here in search of nature and found a deep spiritual connection that changed the way I see the world. The people, the forest, the medicines — everything felt sacred."
— Emily Carter, USA
"It was a deeply healing experience. Sharing with the community, learning about their traditions and feeling the energy of the forest opened my heart and I will never forget it."
— Martin Delgado, Spain
"This place is pure magic. The connection with the land and the teachings of the community awakened something ancient within me. I leave with gratitude and a new perspective on life."
— Sophie Leclerc, France
Cultural Workshops
Experience the traditional art of the Shanenawa people: body painting, straw crafts, indigenous singing and dancing.
Our
Retreats
At the Shane Kaya Village, we offer profound and transformative experiences guided by our ancestral knowledge and forest medicine.
Each experience is an invitation to reconnect with nature, with the spirit and with the essence of who we are.
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Forest Knowledge
Learn about medicinal plants, sustainable cultivation and the autonomous and harmonious way of life of the community.
The forest teaches those who listen with their heart.
Traditional Cuisine
You will learn and taste traditional recipes made with what the forest has to offer: cassava, banana, fresh fish, medicinal leaves and much more — all prepared on a wood-fired stove.
Frequently Asked Questions:
The Hunãti Shane Kaya Shanenawa Institute is located in the city of Feijó in the state of Acre — a region rich in biodiversity and ancestral traditions.
Access may vary depending on the time of year and may include river and land transportation. After scheduling your visit, we will provide all the necessary guidance to ensure your arrival is safe.
You can contact us via WhatsApp, email or social media. We will be happy to answer any questions you may have and welcome your interest.
We recommend bringing light and comfortable clothing, appropriate hiking shoes, natural insect repellent, sunscreen, personal hygiene items, a flashlight, a reusable water bottle, and the essentials for an overnight stay if necessary. We also suggest bringing an open mind and a heart open to live a unique experience.
It is not mandatory, but it is highly recommended to come with respect, clear intention and openness to learning. We share sacred knowledge and profound experiences, so we encourage each visitor to prepare themselves emotionally and spiritually, with humility and gratitude.
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+55 (68) 99281-1376
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Katukina/Kaxinawá Indigenous Land, Shane Kaya Shanenawa Village.
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contact
+55 (68) 99281-1376
location
Katukina/Kaxinawá Indigenous Land, Shane Kaya Shanenawa Village.
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contact
+55 (68) 99281-1376
location
Katukina/Kaxinawá Indigenous Land, Shane Kaya Shanenawa Village.