Two journeys. One temple. Choose the path that calls you — conscious leadership under the towers of Angkor, or the sound of your own voice returning home.
Angkor Wat is the largest religious monument on Earth — a place that has drawn pilgrims, builders, and seekers for nearly a thousand years. In 2027, SoulAdventure is hosting two distinct retreats on this sacred ground, each shaped for a different kind of traveler.
Some arrive ready to examine how they lead, build, and show up in the world. Others arrive ready to find the voice, breath, and stillness they've set aside for years. Both leave changed by the same stones.
A gathering for social entrepreneurs and conscious leaders — built around World Weavers' pilgrimage model, bringing purpose-driven builders together at one of the world's most sacred sites to examine how they lead, and why.
Five days of mantra, Bhakti Yoga, Kriya Yoga, Pranayama, and sound healing with a Vienna Conservatory-trained opera soprano turned mantra healer, held at Angkor Grace Wellness Resort.
Both retreats are anchored at Angkor Grace, a wellness resort minutes from the temple complex — home to a phytopurified biopool, a Japanese-style Onsen, dedicated yoga and meditation spaces, and a crystal sound healing temple.
It's a place designed to hold the quiet in between the practice — where integration happens as much as transformation.
See the ResortAngkor Wat has held prayer, ceremony, and pilgrimage for nearly a millennium. That density of intention shapes how a retreat feels — and what it asks of you.
Leaving home terrain creates room most people can't find in their regular lives — the space where real reflection and real rest actually happen.
Both retreats are capped to keep the experience personal — close enough that teachers see every participant, not just the room.
The Angkor Convergence is built for leaders and entrepreneurs examining how they build and lead. The Mantra Retreat is built for anyone wanting to deepen their voice, breath, and inner practice. Many people find the description alone makes the choice clear.
The two retreats run on separate dates, so it's possible to attend both if your schedule allows. Reach out and we can help you plan the logistics.
Yes. Both are anchored at Angkor Grace Wellness Resort in Siem Reap, a short distance from the Angkor Wat temple complex.
No. Both retreats are designed to meet participants where they are, with guidance and modifications offered throughout.
Whichever path calls you, the stones of Angkor Wat will meet you exactly where you are.
The Angkor Convergence The Mantra Retreat