Làng An has eleven spaces, each serving a distinct purpose in a day at the Village: a place to be welcomed, a place to sit quietly, a place to sleep, a place to eat, a place to touch the soil, and a place for children to run and play. Below is the complete list, along with exactly what you will find when you visit.
Welcome House (Reception)
Your first point of contact when you arrive at the Village. The reception desk guides and supports guests throughout their stay, alongside an exhibition area for Inti publications, books, and items.
Meditation Hall
The Village's central space, with approximately 400m² of floor area, hosts training programs, meditation instruction, and group meditation sessions. It has a pyramid-shaped roof; the broad surrounding veranda serves as a walking meditation path.
Square & Golden Sphere
A spacious courtyard directly in front of the Meditation Hall, where community activities take place. At the center of the square stands the Golden Sphere — the Village's symbol — containing a private meditation room of around 9m².
Meditation Garden
Lawns stretch beneath bodhi trees and other shade trees. You can walk barefoot on the grass, meditate beneath a tree, or simply sit quietly listening to birds and leaves.
Bungalows
12 private accommodations arranged around two large lotus ponds, each looking directly onto the water. Soft green hedges separate the units — offering enough privacy while remaining connected to the whole Village.
Family Houses
For families, relatives, or groups of friends. Each house has nearly 80m² of floor space and a private garden of around 20m², with an open shared living area and sleeping spaces that retain privacy.
Communal accommodation
Two separate shared accommodation buildings for men and women, for meditators taking part in programs. Tidy and airy, with the essentials needed to rest after a day of practice.
Communal Dining Hall
An open dining hall under a thatched roof, surrounded by greenery. Plant-based dishes emphasize lightness and freshness, accompanied by healthy drinks.
Nourishing Garden
A garden growing fresh vegetables, culinary plants, and herbs for the daily meals of residents and guests. It is also a place for everyone to touch the soil and observe life growing each day.
Therapy House
A space for counseling, coaching, and holistic care practices across four dimensions: body, emotions, mind, and spiritual life. Participants are supported by a team formally trained at Inti Healing. These activities support shifts in awareness; they are not medical diagnosis or treatment services and do not replace professional healthcare.
Children's Play Area
Soft grass beneath broad tree canopies, with slides, swings, and outdoor activities. Children can play in nature while their parents enjoy their retreat with peace of mind.
Which accommodation should I choose?
The Village's three accommodation options serve three different kinds of trips. Bungalow suited to couples or anyone seeking a private space beside the lotus pond. Family Houses suited to multigenerational families or larger groups of friends. Communal accommodation for meditation students attending retreats, where simplicity and communal routines are part of the practice.
If you are unsure what to choose, please contact the Village or call 0777 688 166 for advice based on your group size and planned length of stay. Learn more about programs are taking place in these spaces.
