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A hidden place for retreat, rest, and return

A sanctuary in Shigar Valley shaped by mountain silence, shared ritual, and slow living.

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Beyul began as a dream.

A doorway through the smoke of a burning world, opening into a valley where water flowed again, and life returned.

That vision found form in Fiza and Naveed, two seekers shaped by cities, silence, conflict, and creation.

A DREAM REMEMBERED
What is Beyul

Beyul comes from the Tibetan sbas-yul, meaning “hidden land” — a sacred valley of refuge, tucked away from the world.

Ours, in the heart of the Karakoram, carries that same promise

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Sacred everyday
Rooted in nature
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Living Architecture
Keepers of Beyul

“Beyul is a vessel, a conduit where many will gather to channel, create, flow, and transmute.” — Fiza

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Fiza Chaudhri

Founder & TEACHER

Fiza is a movement and breathwork practitioner with over ten years of teaching experience across global communities. Her work integrates Hatha Yoga, breathwork, meditation, Reiki, and Qi Gong, with a focus on nervous system regulation and emotional integration.

Naveed Khan

Naveed is a land-based facilitator and outdoor guide rooted in the landscapes of Gilgit-Baltistan. After years in security and risk management, he founded HunzaOnFoot to focus on slow travel, sustainability, and meaningful engagement with remote communities.

founder & FACILITATOR

Activities at Beyul

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    Yoga, Reiki & Breathwork

    Quiet, one-on-one sessions focused on rest and balance. Held in a calm setting, allowing the body and mind to settle more deeply.

    Booking required in advance

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    River walks

    Slow walks along the river, following the natural flow of the valley.

    Available daily

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    Visits to Nearby Villages

    Short visits to nearby villages offer a glimpse into local life, shaped by the land and its rhythms.

    Can be arranged during your stay

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    Stargazing Nights

    With little light around, the night sky opens up fully. Evenings at Beyul often settle into stillness, with clear views of the stars and a quiet sense of space.

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    Exploring Sarfranga Cold Desert

    A short journey from Beyul, Sarfaranga offers wide, open landscapes where desert meets mountains.

    Can be arranged during your stay

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    Stonemasonry

    A hands-on experience rooted in traditional building practices. Spend time working with stone, guided by local knowledge and craft.

    By appointment

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    Permaculture

    An opportunity to spend time close to the land, observing, learning, or participating in the rhythms of the garden and seasonal growing.

    Available as part of your stay

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Where you’ll stay

The Space

total 6 bedrooms

Comfortable, insulated & heated rooms with hot running water and stunning views of the Karakoram mountains

Perfect for couples or close friends seeking a quiet, restful stay.

3 standard double rooms

Ideal for families or small groups, with access to the rooftop and mountain views.

2 large double rooms

Comfortably suited for one but can easily accommodate two guests.

1 compact double room

Beyul’s central gathering space, floor-to-ceiling windows, open volumes, and a quiet water feature at its heart.

Community space
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Ways to experience Beyul

Teams & groups

Host your company retreat

Bring your team, group, or community to Beyul and host your own gathering in the valley.

Design a Retreat with us

Facilitators & Practitioners

Create a retreat at Beyul for your community, practice, or audience.

Stay at Beyul with friends, family, or a private group for a quiet and restorative time in the valley.

Book a Private Stay

Friends & family

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awakening

Our First Summer Retreat

fully booked

The Awakening moves gently through movement, breathwork, time outdoors, shared meals, and evenings under open skies.

What’s Included

  • Accommodation at Beyul

  • Community Meals

  • One-to-one Reiki session

  • Immersive group 9D experience

  • Guided village/river walks & more.

FAQs

How do I join a retreat at Beyul?

All retreats are currently inquiry-based. You can submit an inquiry and we’ll share details on availability, dates, and next steps.

What is the experience like?

Beyul is designed for slow, intentional stays, with time for movement, rest, shared meals, and being outdoors in the valley.

Can I come alone?

Yes. Many guests arrive solo and become part of a small, shared experience.

How do I get to Beyul?

Beyul is in Shigar Valley, near Skardu, in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. Guests typically fly into Skardu Airport, where transfers to Beyul can be arranged.

Can I host my own retreat at Beyul?

Yes. Beyul welcomes a limited number of facilitators each season. You can reach out with your proposal and we’ll explore alignment.

What hosting support does Beyul provide?

For hosted retreats, Beyul can support with accommodation, meals, local logistics, and on-ground coordination so you can focus on your retreat.

Begin your inquiry

Every stay at Beyul begins with a conversation. Share a few details with us, and we’ll be in touch.

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