Precision alignment and mindful sequencing unlock deep presence through time-tested Iyengar methods
Nancy says, "I just wish I knew about this place years and years ago. It is a piece of Paradise with love to all of you at Menla God bless Robert Thurman for what he created!! " See more
Lilian says, "It s been years that Ayahuasca called in. After a couple (and disappointing I reckon now) of retreats with Abuelita in Europe, it had come the time for me to live what a truly retreat is… I return home with an enlightened heart and spirit… I am still processing what unfolded in that so beautiful, blissful, peaceful place in the middle of the jungle, where I shared my days and nights with a bunch of awesome hearts and souls and a so valuable, skilled, knowledgeable team." See more
Yolanda says, "Thank you Yandara for creating a space of community & healing. Simply beautifull. Looking forward to see you soon X" See more
Molly says, "I had a beautiful 2-day experience here a year ago and it completely changed my habits and outlook on life. It was exactly what I was missing. It was exactly what I needed." See more
Paul says, "It’s as though the sound of Om is just humming all around the ranch. Peace and tranquility permeate the air. The yoga practice gets better as the time goes on and you feel a real uplifting I’m the spirit and body." See more
Marady says, "Ratna Ling is a heart-felt, caring wellness retreat environment for Buddhist and Buddhist-friendly participants to immerse in quiet, meditation, yoga and nature." See more
Iyengar yoga retreats typically range from USD $150-190 per day, with programs lasting 4-6 days. At Menla in the United States, a 4-day retreat costs between USD $1,134-$1,440 for shared accommodations, while single rooms start around USD $1,296. Hollyhock in Canada offers 6-day retreats with more varied pricing, from shared rooms at approximately CAD $2,250 (USD $1,687) to private accommodations at CAD $3,155 (USD $2,366). Both locations offer commuter options at lower rates for those staying off-site, making the practice more accessible for local participants.