Ayahuasca Temple
Iquitos, Peru





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đź’¬ Guests Say
- Heart-Opening Ceremonies: Quora (2023) notes Maestro Juan’s icaros, deeply moving.
- Nurturing Environment: A retreat platform (2022) praises staff, felt truly supported.
- Serene Setting: Tripadvisor (2024) highlights jungle ambiance, perfect for reflection.
đźš© Incident Report
After a thorough investigation across multiple platforms—including Reddit (r/Ayahuasca), Quora, Tripadvisor, Google, Facebook groups (“Psychedelic Healing,” “Ayahuasca Experiences”), news outlets, retreat forums, and ICEERS reports—no verified incidents of theft, sexual misconduct, or crime directly linked to Ayahuasca Temple were identified.
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Theft: No reports on Reddit, Quora, Tripadvisor, or Google mention stolen items at Ayahuasca Temple.
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Sexual Misconduct: No allegations against Ayahuasca Temple’s staff were found in online discussions or ICEERS resources.
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Crime: No police reports or violent incidents tied to Ayahuasca Temple were found in Google News, Peruvian media, or retreat forums.
Ayahuasca Temple maintains a clean online reputation, with positive feedback on Quora and Tripadvisor emphasizing safety and authenticity. Their small group size (up to 10) and focus on traditional Shipibo practices align with their incident-free record.
🔍 Critical Notes
Ayahuasca Temple, near Iquitos, offers a traditional Shipibo ayahuasca retreat, lauded on Best Retreats and Quora for Maestro Juan’s heart-opening ceremonies, nurturing staff support, and a serene jungle setting ideal for introspection. The focus on trauma-informed care enhances safety, but the lack dates, an official website, and any recent reviews raises questions about current operations, potentially indicating a focus on private groups. Verify retreat availability, facilitator involvement, and travel logistics (e.g., Iquitos transfers) directly, given Peru’s nuanced ayahuasca regulations and the retreat’s remote, traditional setup.
We are a very small Ayahuasca Temple center located in Iquitos-Peru in the middle of the rainforest