Casa Orquídea
Wake to birdsong, filtered sunlight, and sweeping views of Lake Atitlán from a handcrafted home designed to slow you down. Nestled a 10-minute hike into the forest, Casa Orquídea blends...
Creating a model of community that our times are calling for
Tzununá, Guatemala
Now seeking investors and residents for Phase 2
Our four defining pillars
WuWei Village is a regenerative eco-village on the shores of Lake Atitlán, Guatemala. We are a living, breathing community dedicated to the practices and values that make a good life possible — tending the land, deepening connection, exploring the spirit, and cultivating creativity.
Four pillars guide everything we build here:
earth
We are responsible land stewards working to regenerate the Earth. Tending the land inspires harmony, connection, and abundance. Through syntropic agriculture, water harvesting, and natural building, we are transforming volcanic hillside into a thriving, biodiverse food forest and ecological sanctuary.
Community
Through collective collaboration, wellness, celebration, and culture can blossom. We are committed to nurturing the whole while honouring personal sovereignty — a place where residents and guests are not visitors passing through, but people who belong.
Spirituality
Through shared practice, proper guidance, and interfaith acceptance, we foster a home where residents and guests can answer the call for spiritual growth, investigation, and integration. Here, the contemplative life is woven into the rhythm of everyday living.
creativity
We hold a welcoming and inspiring container for artists, makers, and dreamers to deepen their craft, learn from one another, and cultivate a culture of beauty and creative expression. Art is not separate from life at WuWei — it is part of its fabric.
Become part of our community
If, like us, you dream of a regenerative way of living and are ready to make it a reality, join us in a thriving eco-village to create a brighter future.
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Casa Amapola
Tucked into the forest above Lake Atitlán, Casa Amapola is a thoughtfully designed one-bedroom retreat at WuWei Village, an evolving eco-community surrounded by food forests and native forest. Wake to...
The land
Tzununá, Lake Atitlan, Guatemala
WuWei Village is set on 3 hectares of lush, forested land in Tzununá — known in the Kaqchikel language as the Valley of Hummingbirds. Nourished year-round by a flowing river, enriched by volcanic soil and old-growth trees, and held by the contours of the valley, the land feels both naturally protected and open to the vast expanse of the lake and volcanoes beyond.
Three homes are complete. The food forest is in production. Three pristine waterfalls lie within a 45-minute hike. This is not a vision on paper — it is a living place, growing more alive each season.
Built by those who call it home.
WuWei Village was founded by a small group of people who believe deeply in a different way of living — and were willing to do the hard work to make it real. Starting in 2021 with raw land and a shared vision, we have spent five years building the foundations: securing the land, installing infrastructure, initiating agroforestry, and completing the village's first three homes. We are not developers building for a market. We live here. We tend the land ourselves. We are building a community we intend to grow old in — and we are inviting aligned people to grow it with us.
Meet the teamFrom the village
Stories, insights, and reflections from the land and the people of WuWei.
What Does Regenerative Actually Mean? A Walk Through Our Land
"Regenerative" is everywhere. But what does it actually look like on the ground? We walk through the land at WuWei...
Why We Built a Village Instead of Selling Lots
When we started planning WuWei Village, one of the first things people asked was simple: "So can I buy a...
Casa Orquídea: A Home Rooted in Vision
Some homes begin with drawings and deadlines. Casa Orquídea began differently—shaped by the land itself, guided by a shared vision...