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Forest Bathing Retreat

Presented in partnership with Experience Nature

Bundanon is partnering with Experience Nature to offer a winter Forest Bathing Retreat. This retreat coincides with Bundanon’s new exhibition season featuring Arthur Boyd: Landscape of the Soul, in conversation with a series of paintings by Yuin artist Reuben Ernest Brown and a new installation by Tim Georgeson and William Barton.

Integrating forest bathing (shinrin-yoku) practices with meditation and gentle yoga, you will spend time in the beautiful bushlands of this property and see the landscapes Arthur Boyd drew his inspiration from. This holistic wellness retreat is for anyone who has the desire to reset, rejuvenate, nourish, heal, transform or to just take a mini break from the busyness of the everyday.

Literally translated as ‘forest bathing’, the Japanese practice of shinrin-yoku is based on a simple premise: immerse yourself in the forest, absorb its sights, sounds, and smells, and you will reap numerous psychological and physiological benefits. Facilitator Christie Little is a certified Nature Therapy Guide (Association of Nature and Forest Therapy, USA), a holistic psychotherapist, and an experienced retreat facilitator. Forest bathing is a great way to invite listening, healing, reflection and accepting into our environment in a low impact way. Learn how to find yourself in the company of trees or more succinctly master the practice of creating physical and psychological wellness through immersion in the natural environment during our two-night, three-day Forest Bathing Retreat.

Please note this event is ticketed through Experience Nature, please direct any booking enquiries to:
hello@experiencenature.com.au
+61 (2) 4877 1742

Cost

From $1550 (per person, twin share)

Location

Bundanon

Dates & Times
22/07/2022 - 24/07/2022 Bundanon
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Bundanon acknowledges the people of the Dharawal and Dhurga language groups as the traditional owners of the land within our boundaries, and recognises their continuous connection to culture, community and Country.

In Dharawal the word Bundanon means deep valley.

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