Sacred Spaces for Healing and Connection

Surrounded by nopales, mesquite, and huizache trees, ZaNa Hai will include a series of intentional spaces designed for rest, reflection, and connection.

ZaNa Hai is being designed as a sanctuary where visitors can reconnect with themselves, with nature, and with community.

ZaNa Hai is intentionally small, designed for depth rather than scale.

Temazcal

A traditional Mesoamerican purification ceremony known as the “House of Heat,” representing the womb of Mother Earth.

Palapa

A beautiful bamboo gathering space overlooking the pond for yoga, workshops, retreats, and ceremonies.

Aerial view ZaNa Hai

Buddha Garden

A meditation garden centered around a statue of Gautama Buddha.

Otomi Garden

A space honoring the indigenous Otomi culture of this region.

Natural Pool

A chemical-free swimming pond designed using natural filtration and permaculture principles.

ZaNa Hai is not only a place to visit ...

It is a place to belong.

Over time, this land will grow into a small community of stewards, retreat leaders, students, and guests who share a commitment to regeneration and conscious living.

We envision a place where people return year after year — walking the gardens, sharing meals under the stars, and witnessing the land flourish.

A place where relationships deepen and the rhythm of nature becomes part of everyday life.

Together we are creating a sanctuary that restores land, nurtures community, and inspires future generations.

If this vision resonates with you, we invite you to connect with us and learn more.

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We may
not change the whole world

— but we can care deeply for this small piece of it, and allow something meaningful to grow from there.