Nepal Pilgrimage

The Nepal Pilgrimage is a spiritual retreat in Nepal, traveling through Kathmandu, Patan and the Langtang Valley. It is led by Bronwyn Ayla, an acupuncturist, diviner and meditation teacher who draws on several mystery school traditions. It suits people who want to practice and pray in place, as part of a pilgrimage, rather than visit as a tourist.

The Route

The pilgrimage moves through three places: Kathmandu, Patan and the Langtang Valley. Kathmandu is the starting point and the base for the gathering in the Bagmati region. From there the route continues to Patan and then into the Langtang Valley. The shape of the days, the practices and the pace are shared with participants by the organizers, so ask when you reserve a place if you want to know more about how the time is structured.

About Bronwyn Ayla

Bronwyn Ayla is an alchemist, dancer, diviner, acupuncturist, temple tender and practitioner of sacred medical arts. She has been initiated in a variety of mystery schools and draws from diverse traditions, aiming to bring what is most essential to those who walk the path of energetic mastery with her.

Her work helps people connect to their embodied wisdom and to the nourishment of their destiny by aligning their prayer with their outer lives. She teaches through direct transmission, initiations, rituals and attunement to seasonal cycles. People who study with her learn to hold everything they meet as medicine on the path of transformation and awakening.

Bronwyn holds regular online courses on healing and energetic mastery. She founded the Wu Wei School of Reiki and the Holistic Medical Arts clinic in the SF Bay Area in 1998. Her pilgrimage in Nepal comes out of that long practice of ritual, healing and initiation.

Before You Go

This is a group pilgrimage in Nepal, so it helps to arrive in Kathmandu ready for travel, ritual and time spent in remote country. Questions about the trip, whether it fits you, or how to register are best put to the organizers directly before you commit. They invite people to reach out, ask and share their story.