300-HOUR Yoga Teacher Training IN PERU
A Yoga Alliance Certified 300-Hour Teacher Training by the Sacred Valley. Experience the energy of Peru, where magical mountains, deep study, and embodied wisdom guide your advanced transformation.
Imagine beginning your day with sunrise meditation and a revitalizing asana practice. After a nourishing breakfast, dive into workshops blending ancient wisdom with modern healing techniques. Each day is crafted with spiritual intention to deepen your yogic journey.
Located in the sacred Andes, our Peru Yoga Teacher Training takes place at Munay Sunqo, a tranquil village between the sacred mountains of Pitisuray and Sawasiray. This 25-day immersion goes beyond asana, guided by the Peruvian Medicine Wheel, offering you a profound opportunity to explore your inner self.
Enjoy superfood meals, connect with a community of like-minded souls, and rejuvenate in the healing landscape of the Sacred Valley. Discover ancient sites, meditate in hot springs, practice mindfulness. Meet llamas. Make friends for life.
With a maximum of 20 students, we offer a supportive environment for both personal and professional growth. Whether you seek to deepen your personal practice or embark on a teaching path, our unique approach and vibrant community will support you every step of the way. Upon completion of our course, participants who demonstrate our skill competency and complete 200 hours of class work, will receive a certification for completion of the curriculum.
This will enable you to register with Yoga Alliance as a Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT-300). Experience the energy of The Sacred Valley, and deepen your journey toward lasting growth and connection.
Curriculum
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Ayurveda and how to cultivate a thriving system and lifestyle.
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Energy-based asana teaching; how movement influences our lived experience.
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Yoga for stress & anxiety – practical life practice.
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Yoga Sutras: what is Yoga and why are we having this experience called life?
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Meditation; the means to peace and clarity.
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Yoga History, Philosophy & Cultural Appreciation; understand what we’re teaching and respecting the land it comes from and learning from teachers dedicated and connected to the land from which Yoga comes.
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The power of mantra & chanting. The Sacred Sound of Sanskrit and why pronunciation is important.
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Anatomy with an emphasis on the ancient wisdom of our bodies.
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Mudras and their potency.
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The social justice of birthright and wholeness.
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Pranayama and our vitality and potentiality.
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Communication – Understanding compassionate, nonviolent ways of interaction.
August 25 – September 17, 2026
Daily Schedule (may vary)
6:00-8:30 – Guided
Meditation/Pranayama/Asana
8:30 – 10:00 – Breakfast and Self Sadhana
10:00 – 11:00 – Spiritual lesson/Daily Intention
11:00 – 1:00 – Yoga Sutras/Yoga Anatomy
1:00 – 3:00 – Lunch and Self Sadhana
3:00 – 6:00 – Art of Teaching and Touch
6:00 – 7:00 – Dinner and Self Sadhana
7:00 – 8:00 – Satsang (Sacred Circle):
Raquel Bueno, inspired by art, creativity, and belonging, creates a practice that brings to life the holistic and healing nature of yoga, a practice where everyone belongs. A self-identified biracial Mexican-American, her faith in the practice of “allowing” inspires people of all orientations to simply yet deeply access and connect with spirit. Her teaching style integrates real-life experience and the science and philosophy of yoga, enhancing a spiritual, mental and physical context for body and mind in the world.