International Kundalini Yoga Festival 2027

International Kundalini Yoga Festival 2027

Venue: Eco Hotel y Centro de Eventos El Almendro

Location: Buin, Metropolitan Region, Chile

Dates: February 3–7, 2027

Festival Format: Five-day, four-night residential yoga and Sikh Dharma festival with hotel and camping accommodation.

What You Will Experience at International Kundalini Yoga Festival

The festival will follow a residential rhythm beginning with reception on Wednesday afternoon and continuing through Sunday lunchtime. Daily programming is planned to include meditation, meals, master classes, Gurdwara, free time, bazaar periods, gong baths, kirtan, and service-oriented practices such as Seva and Karma Yoga. Dawn Sadhana is scheduled for 5:00 a.m. from Thursday through Sunday, making early-morning practice a central part of the program.

Alongside Kundalini Yoga classes and master classes, the schedule will include White Tantric Yoga on Saturday, Renacimientos, yogic breaks, and musical gatherings including kirtan, Kirtan Sohila, and Nagar Kirtan. Families will have access to dedicated children’s yoga and spiritual programming. Hotel guests and campers will share the festival’s meal structure, with full lacto-vegetarian breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and yogi breaks included in the accommodation options.

The event is designed as a stay-based gathering rather than a single-day class series. Schedules may change, so the final flow should be checked before arrival.

Is International Kundalini Yoga Festival a Good Fit?

This festival may suit Kundalini Yoga practitioners, Sikh Dharma participants, yoga teachers, families, and adults seeking a residential program with a strong emphasis on spiritual practice, music, service, and communal living. The range of scheduled activities offers more than conventional asana classes, including Sadhana before sunrise, Gurdwara, White Tantric Yoga, meditation, and kirtan. Families should note the dedicated children’s programming and supervision requirements. The early starts, multi-day residential format, and camping option are important considerations for anyone seeking a less intensive or nonresidential festival experience.

Participant Considerations

• Practice focus: Kundalini Yoga and Sikh Dharma are central to the program
• Event pace: The schedule includes 5:00 a.m. Sadhana from Thursday through Sunday alongside full-day programming
• Residential format: Hotel and camping options include festival access and lacto-vegetarian meals
• Family access: Children’s programming is planned for ages 3–11, with separate supervision rules for younger children
• Setting: The gathering takes place at an eco hotel and event center with natural surroundings, green areas, event rooms, a pool, and camping facilities

Program Highlights

• Kundalini Yoga classes, master classes, meditation, and Renacimientos
• Dawn Sadhana, Gurdwara, Karma Yoga, and Seva
• Saturday White Tantric Yoga and gong baths
• Kirtan, Kirtan Sohila, and Nagar Kirtan
• Dedicated children’s yoga and spiritual programming
• Residential hotel and camping options with included lacto-vegetarian meals
• Festival bazaar and scheduled free time

Plan Your Visit

Admission and Pricing: Published accommodation listings show broad displayed ranges of $0–310,000 for camping and $0–510,000 for hotel accommodation. White Tantric Yoga is listed at a normal price of $165,000, or $82,500 when added with a festival purchase.

Schedule: Reception begins Wednesday, February 3 at 13:00. Sadhana is scheduled for 5:00 a.m. The festival closes Sunday, February 7 at 14:00 with a lacto-vegetarian yogic lunch.

Venue and Setting: The gathering will take place at Eco Hotel y Centro de Eventos El Almendro, described as an eco hotel and event center with natural surroundings, green areas, event rooms, a swimming pool, parking, hotel rooms, and camping facilities. The venue address is Siete Poniente 700, Buin, Metropolitan Region, Chile. The festival program identifies the location as El Almendro in Paine, while the venue details identify the municipality as Buin, so attendees should verify the municipality and arrival details before traveling.

Travel and Parking: El Almendro is described as approximately 55 km and 60–75 minutes by car from Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport, and approximately 35 km and 40–60 minutes from central Santiago, depending on traffic. Travel options include private vehicle, private transfer, taxi, Uber, and public transportation. Public-transit directions include Santiago Metro, EFE train to Buin, followed by taxi or Uber from Buin Station. Parking is listed among the venue facilities.

Lodging: Hotel accommodation includes four nights and five days, bedding, Wi-Fi, daily bathroom cleaning, a hair dryer, and toiletries. Rooms may be shared or single, with shared-room categories for adults and children. Camping is also available, with common bathrooms and showers. Hotel and camping options include festival access and lacto-vegetarian meals.

Meals and Food: Full lacto-vegetarian yogic meals are included with the hotel and camping options, including breakfast, lunch, dinner, and yogi breaks. Attendees should arrive on February 3 having already eaten lunch. Reception will include fruit and light snacks, and the closing on February 7 includes a lacto-vegetarian yogic lunch.

Age, Family, and Pet Policies: A dedicated children’s program is suggested for ages 3–11. Children under 3 may participate when accompanied by a parent or caregiver. Outside scheduled children’s programming, each child must remain under the supervision of a parent or responsible adult. Accommodation categories include children ages 0–3, 4–7, and 8–17.

What to Bring: Campers should bring their own tent, sleeping mat, sleeping bag, flashlight, reusable water bottle, and personal toiletries.

Festival details may change. Confirm current information with the organizer before purchasing tickets or making travel plans.

Explore the Marketplace

The festival program includes scheduled bazaar periods where attendees may browse and shop from participating vendors. The bazaar is part of the residential festival schedule, alongside classes, meals, music, and free time.

Participate in the Festival

Vendor Opportunities: A bazaar vendor application process is available. Applicants register, pay the festival entrance, await organizational acceptance, and then receive payment instructions. Vendor participation is subject to acceptance through the bazaar process.