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KBKanan BiriCentro Espiritual
Opening retreats

The first retreats at Kanan Biri.

Held in the family's ceremony room while the new maloka is built. Never more than four guests at a time, flexible dates, a lower opening price.

7 days4 ceremonies

First Contact

For people meeting the medicine for the first time, or returning for a short stay.

  • Four ayahuasca ceremonies with the elder
  • Daily check-ins with the family, with help in English
  • Morning plant baths
  • Simple dieta food, three meals on non-ceremony days
  • Pickup and return to Iquitos
  • A video call before you travel, and messages any time after
USD 1,200 opening price
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11 days6 ceremonies

Dieta

For people ready to go deeper, or who have sat with the medicine before.

  • Six ayahuasca ceremonies
  • A short master plant dieta prescribed by the elder
  • One-to-one time with the elder
  • Daily check-ins with the family, with help in English
  • Integration circle before you leave
  • Pickup and return to Iquitos, and a video call before you travel
USD 1,800 opening price
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1 month[Ceremonies: to confirm]

One-Month Dieta

For people ready for deep work with a teacher plant. The elder decides, after your application, whether a month is right for you.

  • A master plant dieta of about a month, prescribed and guided by the elder
  • Ayahuasca ceremonies with the elder through the month
  • Simple dieta food cooked by the family
  • Daily check-ins with the family, with help in English
  • The closing of your dieta, and your post-dieta guidance before you leave
  • Pickup and return to Iquitos, and a video call before you travel
Price on request
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Opening prices are for our first guests, while the centre is still being finished. Flights are not included. A deposit holds your place once your application is accepted.

A week at Kanan Biri

Day by day.

The 7-day retreat. The 11-day retreat adds the dieta days in the middle.

A young man of the family pounding ayahuasca vine on a log before it is cooked
Day 1Pickup in Iquitos, travel to the centre, settle in, a welcome circle and a first plant bath.
Day 2A morning talk about the night ahead. First ceremony at night.
Day 3Rest, sharing circle, time with the family. Second ceremony.
Day 4Free day to rest. No ceremony.
Day 5Third ceremony.
Day 6Fourth ceremony, closing by the elder.
Day 7Integration circle, a meal with the family, return to the city.
Where you stay

Simple and honest.

Kanan Biri is new and still being built. Here is exactly what you will find when you arrive now.

Kanan Biri sits in [village], [about X hours] from Iquitos, on the family's own land. There is no bar, no pool and no spa. It is a place quiet enough to listen.

Latest from the maloka build
Ceremony roomCeremonies are held in the family's ceremony room. [Size and how many guests it holds: to confirm.]
SleepingThe centre has ten tambos, simple huts for sleeping.
BathroomOne shared bathroom.
Water[Bottled, filtered or boiled: to confirm.]
FoodDieta food cooked by the family in the centre's kitchen: rice, plantain, fish or chicken, beans, fruit. No salt, sugar, oil or spice on ceremony days.
Nearest hospitalIn Iquitos, about 45 km away by road.
Dates

No fixed group dates.

Apply, we talk, and we agree your arrival week together. Ceremonies run four nights a week, and we never host more than four guests at a time.

Apply for an opening retreat