About Satyarthi Prateek

Mission & Vision

Tantra Nectar University, founded by Satyarthi Prateek, has become one of the biggest Tantra schools in the world, with a global presence both offline and online. It is a living field of Tantra, guiding seekers from to samadhi through meditation, healing, sacred intimacy, and awakening.

Over the years, Tantra Nectar has touched the lives of more than 10,000 students worldwide, trained over 150 certified Tantra teachers, and guided Certified Tantra Master Trainings that have produced more than 500 professional Tantra massage practitioners. The University has also developed 50 original meditation techniques with live music production, bringing Tantra into modern life in a deeply experiential way.

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Venue & Amenities

Venue & Amenities
Venue & Amenities
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Pool icon Pool
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Kitchen icon Kitchen
Tour Assistance icon Tour Assistance
Hot Tub icon Hot Tub
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Cafe icon Cafe
Restaurant icon Restaurant
Fitness Center icon Fitness Center
Yoga Studio icon Yoga Studio
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HOUSE of MUKTI is designed for workshops, trainings, retreats, and conscious gatherings.

The venue features a fully equipped, enclosed 90 m² shala creating a comfortable and focused environment for groups. It comes fully equipped
Amenities include a changing room with secure lockers, private showers, and multiple private toilets.


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Getting Here

Location icon Satyarthi Prateek, Boutique Meditation Center, Ubud, Bali, Indonesia

Directions

The nearest airport is Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) in Denpasar, Bali, which serves international and domestic flights. From Denpasar Airport, the drive to Ubud takes about 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on traffic. The easiest and most comfortable way to reach Ubud is by private transfer or taxi. You can pre-book a driver through your retreat center or use ride-hailing apps like Grab or Gojek, which are widely available. Official Blue Bird taxis can also be taken directly from the airport’s taxi counter. The fare usually ranges between 350,000 and 450,000 IDR, depending on the time of day. There are no trains or direct public buses to Ubud, but shared shuttles operate daily from the airport and main tourist areas.

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