At Kinsapacha, movement is part of the everyday. Our unique Geodesic Dome is a beautiful and sacred place for your daily practice. It is fully equipped with yoga mats, blocks, straps, and any other props you may need, and is available to guests during their stay as well as local and international instructors who want to host classes.
Reconnect with your spirit through the ancient practice of yoga. Class styles offered at Kinsapacha vary from vinyasa to hatha; suitable for all levels, you are sure to be taken to deeper depths and discoveries.
As our weekly class offerings rotate on a regular basis, we encourage you to check out our GoogleCalendar linked below to see our latest schedule. Classes are often taught in both Spanish and English.
Reconnect with your spirit through the ancient practice of yoga. Class styles offered at Kinsapacha vary from vinyasa to hatha; suitable for all levels, you are sure to be taken to deeper depths and discoveries.
As our weekly class offerings rotate on a regular basis, we encourage you to check out our GoogleCalendar linked below to see our latest schedule. Classes are often taught in both Spanish and English.
Embrace the power of release and play; still your mind while your body moves.
Kinsapacha is the perfect place to host your next workshop. If you are interested in hosting classes or workshops in The Dome, please contact us using the form below.
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Si deseas tener una estadia en Kinsapacha porfavor contactanos en el siguiente formulario. En caso tengas alguna pregunta o requerimiento especifico como un consejo de viaje estaremos muy contentos de ayudarte. Contáctanos para obtener mas información sobre nuestros más recientes paquetes que incluyen comidas vegetarianas, yoga y terapias.
Kinsapacha es una palabra quechua que se traduce literalmente como “Tres Mundos”.
Esta es una referencia a la Mitología Andina de los pueblos Pre-Inca e Inca que proclama que el Universo se divide en tres reinos o pachas:
Hawa Pacha (el mundo superior de los Cielos), Kay Pacha (la Tierra media del aquí y ahora) y el Uku Pacha (el mundo interior o Inframundo).
Cada ser que existe está situado en uno de estos mundos, en una búsqueda perpetua de equilibrio y armonía entre los humanos y la naturaleza. Este concepto se representa visualmente con las imágenes del Puma, el Cóndor y la Serpiente.
