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Nimea Kaya vs Temple of the Way of Light

Nimea Kaya Healing Center and Temple of the Way of Light, compared on what each publishes: price, programme length, screening, staff, the law where it operates and its public record. Neither centre has paid to appear here, and this page makes no recommendation.

Nimea Kaya Healing Center compared with Temple of the Way of Light
Nimea Kaya Healing CenterTemple of the Way of Light
LocationNear Pucallpa, Ucayali, PeruNear Iquitos, Loreto, Peru
MedicineAyahuascaAyahuasca
Legal footingLegal in PeruLegal in Peru
Lowest published price$1,950 (read 28 Sep 2026)$3,330 (read 28 Sep 2026)
Programme length6 to 8 nights7 to 11 nights
Ceremonies or sessions3, 4 per programme4, 6 per programme
Medical screeningDescribed on its websiteDescribed on its website
Asks about antidepressantsYes, statedYes, stated
Team and medical staffShipibo curanderos (at least two per ceremony); 5-6 facilitators per ceremony; trained nurse on staff 'most of the year'.Shipibo healers (onanya) lead ceremonies with facilitators present.
LicenceNo licensing regime appliesNo licensing regime applies
FoundedNot published2007
Public recordNone foundNone found
Where these facts come fromDetails from the centre's own website, read 28 Sep 2026. No independent source was found. Full profile and sourcesDetails from the centre's own website and independent sources, read 28 Sep 2026. Full profile and sources

Questions and answers

Which is cheaper, Nimea Kaya or Temple of the Way of Light?
By lowest published price, Nimea Kaya Healing Center (from $1,950) is cheaper than Temple of the Way of Light (from $3,330). These are each centre's own starting prices, read 28 Sep 2026 and 28 Sep 2026; programmes differ in length and what is included, so compare like with like.Sources: Nimea Kaya Healing Center website, 28 Sep 2026; Temple of the Way of Light website, 28 Sep 2026
How long are programmes at Nimea Kaya and Temple of the Way of Light?
Nimea Kaya Healing Center publishes programmes of 6 to 8 nights; Temple of the Way of Light publishes 7 to 11 nights.
Is ayahuasca legal where both centres operate?
Traditional ayahuasca use is protected as national cultural heritage; there is no licensing regime for retreats.The law in each place, cited

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