Longevity Powered by Nature

A three- day wellness retreat at Amangiri, Utah

7 - 10 May 2026

True longevity is not only about living longer, but finding vitality, balance and joy in everyday life, ridding the daily stress that disrupt sleep, digestion, movement, cognition and emotional wellbeing.  

In collaboration with renowned Buddhist monk Geshe Yong Dong (Geshe La), Amangiri invites guests to embark on an exclusive retreat exploring the notion of longevity through connection with the natural elements. Rooted in ancient Tibetan Bon tradition, practices integrate Tibetan Magic Movement, breathwork, mantra, chanting and mindfulness meditation to harmonise with the outer elements - space, air, fire, water and earth.

Yoga session on red rock formations at Amangiri at sunset, Utah desert.

With most group sessions held outside, surrounded by Amangiri’s untouched desert scenery, guests will feel the transformative power of reconnecting to Nature’s own dynamics over the course of this three-night programme.

Principal bedroom in the Orchard Suite at Amangiri, with bed facing large window overlooking desert landscape.

Inclusions

  • Three-night stay at Amangiri
  • Three 90-minute Sunrise Outdoor Sessions with Geshe La
  • Three 90-minute coaching sessions with Geshe La (Rejuvenation and the External Elements, The Internal Elements and Harmony with Nature, The Five Organs in Balance with All Elements)  
  • One 120-minute evening group session including Tibetan Magic Movement, chanting, mantra and meditation with stargazing
  • One 90-minute evening fire ceremony
  • One 90-minute group yoga, meditation and sound bowl experience
  • Choice of up to 180 minutes of spa therapies (recommendations include Ai Chi, Myofascial Release, Floatation, ASMR Sensory Wellness, Percussion and Cryo-Roller Therapy, Utah Salt and Clay Treatment, Warm Stone Massage, Reflexology and Aman Advanced Facial)  
  • Welcome and farewell group dinners hosted by Geshe La

Plan your retreat

Contact us to make a reservation and secure your retreat.

Journey to Peace

The makings of mastery

Geshe Yong Dong became a Buddhist monk when he was just 13 years old, taking his vows at the revered Nangzhig Bönpo monastery. In the three decades since, his spiritual journey has taken him all over the world, from studying with the 14th Dalai Lama to introducing and teaching the YungDrung Bon Buddhism in Canada, where he currently resides. Today, he is one of a very few Bon spiritual masters living in the West and qualified to offer this teaching.