Pick-up service from the airport in Pucallpa or hotel TBD by arrival time

Noi Rao
Support and daily conversation about our ceremonies Steam bath with medicinal plants
- Cook staff
- Accommodation to overnight for 4 nights
- 3 Breakfast



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Ayahuasca brew
Ayahuasca Retreat Peru Five Days Diet Restrictions

Do not eat meat

Recommended Food
Eat as organic as possible, white meet like chicken or fish would be a good way to start your diet with, although avoid excessive salt. You can carry on with this diet the first days, but as the week goes by, try to leave behind chicken, you can have eggs and get into a vegan diet at least the last 2 Days before your retreat, if possible that would be ideal.

Very Important

Fasting for the occasion
During the day of your retreat, you won’t be able to eat anything, you will be fasting all day, so the meal that you had the previous night will be the only fuel in your digestive system for the day, of course you will be able to drink water, and herbal teas. The ceremony will start at around 7:00 pm.

Medication Restrictions
Also do not take any medication, antibiotics, supplements during your retreat, if is there any medication that must be taken daily, please discuss with us, before your retreat.Abstaining 3 Days from sexual activity or masturbation is also an important part of your preparedness.

Dietary guidelines
Uncontacted Tribes and the Secrets of the Rainforest
All over the Amazon basin we find many languages and many communities most of them already in contact with the civilized world, but some of them remain uncontacted this groups are rarely seeming around, and we catch a glimpse of them from time to time around the river banks, they are still hunting, collecting and fighting, there is not religion to them and they have found a way to recover themselves whenever they fall sick. Just as they use the camouflage of the rainforest to remain uncontacted, they will also use the Mother rainforest to survive, there is a privilege if you grow here, the healing rainforest will convey a knowledge, so sacred that only the ethnic groups will be able to hear and comprehend.
With the aid of plants, it’s possible to awake a new sense that is closed in each of us, because not all cultures are likely to make use of plants in a traditional or medicinal way, it’s important to consider that there is a fundamental difference in our local ethnic groups, that is totally different to any other concepts.
Here is where the eldest individual of an ethnic group becomes a curandero or a shaman, not to mention that shamanism is the oldest healing tradition on our planet.
For generations to this day, we have been in discreet contact with our local shamans, and in any circumstance, this is as a first option or as last resort. A real shaman knows how to provide that essence of well-being.

Sacred Plan Knowledge and the Master of the Amazon
They have remained in their regions for many generations, and their people have practiced consistent application of given plant species for different aliments over millennia, and transmitted the tradition and long-term experience from one generation to the next by means of curanderos and shamans. As a result of these practices, their medicinal flora consists of a wide variety of species which provides potential therapeutic agents to treat different diseases.
The medicine Ayahuasca is not exclusive to a determined community, this is widely used all over the Amazon basin. Noi Rao, we work with different native Masters, such as Shipibo, Konibo from the Upper-Ucayali, Ashaninka from the southern part of Peru, and the ese’ja from the south-eastern part of Peru, all of them are authentic figures of respect and admiration in their communities.
The Shaman’s Role in the Ayahuasca Ceremony

Healing Through Icaros
Liability & Authorization Agreement
The customer, who is at least 18 (eighteen) years old, and whose signature and passport number represents in this document, has requested to participate in a
ceremony of Ayahuasca with the Noi Rao Ancestral Healing Center, for this purpose both parties the Customer and the entity Noi Rao represented by its manager, will
have signed this liability and Authorization document, both parties are in full awareness of their risk that this could entail.
They concur that safety is the top priority and this is subject
To an honest and truthful care of themselves during an Ayahuasca retreat or ceremony, the customer has been informed in written about the the step to follow prior a retreat, he/she is utterly aware of the dietary and health guidelines of the Noi Rao Healing Center. The customer is subject to medical examination prior a retreat likewise we ask he/she to consult their head physician to clarify any health issues prior a retreat with Ayahuasca.
I, the signatory below, am signing this agreement. I have read this form and fully understand that by signing this document I understand that participation in a ceremony/retreat of Ayahuasca might represent a risk of injury or harm to myself, and I agree that this risk is fully borne myself, the customer, also I hereby release and agree to this disclaimer of liability
From and against any and all damages, and claims of any kind, known or unknown, that might be connected, are the result of, or arising from consideration, preparation, implementation or participation in the ceremony or retreat of Ayahuasca, against Noi Rao Ancestral Healing Center,
This includes, but is not limited to claims involving economic, loss, illness or medical condition, injury or accidental death. I fully accept having read and understood this Document. I the customer agree with this disclaimer of relaibility, and precisely express full understanding and it has not been changed or in writing.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Our 5-day Ayahuasca retreat includes a pick-up service from the airport or your hotel, transfer to Noi Rao Healing Center, 4 Ayahuasca ceremonies, support and daily conversation, steam bath with medicinal plants, comfortable accommodation for 4 nights, and 3 breakfasts. You will also have an English/Spanish-speaking coordinator and a local native Ayahuasca shaman guiding you throughout your retreat.
We recommend avoiding pork, red meat, cigarettes, caffeine, cheese, chocolate, spicy foods, artificial food coloring, burgers, greasy food, and soft drinks at least 7 days before your retreat. During this time, aim to transition to a vegan diet. It’s essential to stop taking medications, antibiotics, or supplements during the retreat unless discussed with our team beforehand.
We recommend bringing one bottle of water per ceremony, one roll of toilet paper per ceremony, one bottle of Frutiflex (electrolyte solution) per day, and comfortable clothes. Remember to pack everything you’ll need for 5 days in a remote location.
The ceremony begins in the evening and is led by a local shaman who will guide you through your healing journey. The shaman sings traditional Icaros to invoke the spirit of Ayahuasca, helping to clear any negativity, sorrow, or trauma you may carry. The ceremony’s purpose is to facilitate deep spiritual and emotional healing, so participants should come prepared for a transformative experience.
It is essential to refrain from taking medications, antibiotics, or supplements during the retreat. If you take any daily medications, especially antidepressants, please contact our management team before your retreat to ensure that they do not interfere with the Ayahuasca ceremony. Your safety is our top priority.
We recommend abstaining from sexual activity or masturbation for at least 3 days prior to the retreat. Follow the dietary guidelines provided, eat a generous meal the night before the ceremony, and avoid food and drink (other than water and herbal tea) on the day of the ceremony. Proper preparation is key to ensuring a safe and transformative experience.