Ceremony space
The 40-Foot Ceremony Pyramid
A striking, one-of-a-kind ceremonial space built for deep meditation, sound healing, breathwork, and group ceremony, rising 40 feet above the tree line.
Texas Hill Country ยท near Wimberley
Heram Al Noor
A 30-acre Texas Hill Country retreat center near Wimberley: a 40-foot ceremony pyramid, a natural chemical-free stone pool and hot tub, a cedar wood-burning sauna, and lodging for groups of all sizes.
Old land, held quietly
Tucked into 30 acres of Texas Hill Country just outside Wimberley, Heram Al Noor, meaning "Pyramid of Divine Light", holds space the way old land does: quietly, generously, and with a little bit of magic. Ancient live oaks lean out over a natural stone pool built entirely from rock found on the property. A 40-foot ceremonial pyramid rises out of the canopy like something half-discovered, half-built for exactly this purpose. Cedar smoke drifts from a wood-burning sauna tucked into the trees.
This isn't a resort. It's a working retreat property, shaped over years by hand, stone by stone and board by board, for people who come here to slow down, go inward, and reconnect. Whether you're leading a group ceremony in the pyramid, soaking chemical-free under the stars, or watching the sun set from a hilltop porch, the land does most of the work.
The signature spaces
The pyramid, the natural pool, and the sauna lend themselves naturally to ceremony, celebration, and connection.
Water feature
Natural Stone Pool & Hot Tub
Chemical-free swimming and soaking in a hand-built stone grotto shaded by century-old live oaks, with a waterfall feeding in over tiered stonework.
Sauna & heat
Cedar Wood-Burning Sauna
A traditional all-cedar sauna with a Harvia wood stove and a round porthole window looking straight out into the trees.
Land & grounds
The Apiary
A small working apiary tucked into the cedar brush, tended by hand through the seasons.
Land & grounds
Wildflowers & Wildlife
Thirty acres that look after their own: meadow sunflowers, garden blooms, and the small wild visitors that come with them.
Land & grounds
Hill Country Night Skies
Far enough out that the night does its own show: dark skies over the pyramid and the hilltop decks.
Land & grounds
Hilltop Sunsets
West-facing decks above the tree line, built for the last hour of the day.
Where you'll stay
From simple glamping cabins to a full three-room lodge with panoramic views, retreats of nearly any size can find their footing here: together, but each with their own quiet corner to return to.
Heavenly View
Lodge · sleeps 2–10
Our largest guest lodge: four stories of wraparound decks and a rooftop lookout with a 360-degree view of the surrounding hill country.
Glamping Cabins
Glamp · sleeps 2–8
Four individual A-frame and cabin-style structures tucked into the trees, connected by a shared porch and boardwalk, with a communal kitchen and hot showers.
The Little Log Cabin
Cabin · sleeps 1–4
A classic dark-log cabin with a rust-red tin roof, sleeping up to four in bunk-style beds, close to the main gathering areas.
The Barn
Barn · sleeps 2–15
Our largest group-stay building, painted deep red and shaded by an old oak, with a covered porch, rocking chairs, and an easy, communal feel.
Gatherings
Conscious group retreats, wellness intensives, and small weddings all find a home here.
Nothing is on the calendar right now. Planning a retreat or celebration? Tell us what you have in mind.
From the Almanac
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Practice
The Mission Continues
What this land is for, the inheritance it carries, and how we hold it now: clean water, wood fire, dark skies, and room for whatever brings you inward.
The Land
Old Land, Held Quietly
The story of this land: the man who raised a pyramid on a Hill Country ridge, the years of hand work that shaped it, and the mission that continues under a new name.
Plan your time here
Tell us your dates and what you have in mind: a retreat, a ceremony, a celebration. We'll help you plan it.
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