I came here by recommendation from a friend who always comes here when in Ubud. I decided to give it a try. I have never done something like this before, so you can say I am a beginner. I decided to try Ancient sound healing as this sounded really cool. Firstly, there is a free shuttle bus which picks you up from across the road of Ubud Palace. The bus is purple with Pyramids of Chi on it. Can't miss it. Or If you have a scooter, there is parking there. Apparently you can get a free juice before your session, but I didn't know where to get this. The cafe sells nutritious meals which you can before or after your session. So for beginners like me or first time visitors... on arrival, you check in at reception and receive your eye mask made from Obsidian Lava Sand from the sacred Mt Batur - you get to keep this which was really cool. The staff are really friendly. Then at your allocated time, they will round everyone up for the session at the cafe and then all walk down to the pyramid together. You then have to leave your shoes outside and put your bags to the left inside the temple. You are allowed to take pictures in the pyramids. I didn't care where I layed, but most of the spots near and at the back of the gongs went pretty quick. Also make sure you grab a blanket before sitting down as these are taken pretty quick. Then there is about a 15 minute talk about the history of the pyramids and about ancient sound healing. Then after lieing down, it's a 30 minute sound healing session. A very relaxing time and was nice and warm. Then after the session, you are allowed to stay for a little longer to heal. Then you can head back or have some lunch/dinner in the cafe. I didn't feel anything in this session, but If I return to Ubud I would like to come again and try a different session.

My friends and I spent quite a lot of time here during our week in Ubud. The sessions we went to in the pyramids were fantastic, and I definitely had a shift in energy. The cafe has all healthy food with a great range of options, and we ate here a few times during the week. The staff were lovely, and I will definitely be back.

I had a tarot reading with Talis first who was charming and took me on a journey of my present and future, everything she said made sense. I then had lunch in the vegan cafe - very yummy food, I perused the beautiful gift shop and purchased some lovely items then at 1pm made my way to the moon pyramid for the sound and light healing session. I've done sound healing before but this was a sensory experience that went beyond anything I've done in this space before. It was quite intense and amazing for me. They employ an expert space holder and sensory guide who checked in on me afterward. So glad I did this.

What is nice about this place is food. Restaurant was quite nice. If you really want to experience sound meditation look elsewhere! As most of places in Bali care about money and to fit as many people as possible without considering their experience “Pyramids of chi” wasn’t an exception. In our group to go in was many people where your Neibour touches you basically (yes, it’s that closed!). I didn’t feel comfortable because it’s not my comfort zone to have unknown people to me laying done that closed! Another problem you are going to face is snoring! Of cause certain % of that many people will be snorting or coughing. The guide makes announcement to raise ur hand if ur Neibour is snoring and yes they do come and tap on shoulder those who snores but it already disturbs ur experience dealing with all this. My Neibour wasn’t snoring but I could hear heavy breathing from left and right (u obviously will because people are too closed). I would call this experience “patience training meditation” :-))))) or “snoring bowls” :-) If ur eager to experience something like that still, go to Yoga Barn. They have exactly the same organization though with putting too many people in but at least it’s twice cheaper. Abroad for this kind of sound meditations groups are limited and it’s controlled that nobody comes sick with flu or snores disturbing others. In bali nobody bothers.

Be careful, the experience can be a bit disingenuous. The property is under construction and not all sound healing sessions are held in the original pyramids. I just walked out of a session today and we were disappointed. Instead of being on the original pyramid which is built with water around it which optimises the whole experience, we were in a different pyramid on land where you can hear lots of outside noises of scooters, roosters, construction, and the layout is such that there is a lot of people who walk around near your head during the experience. It defeats the purpose of the experience. We felt it was misleading as we know it’s a big difference in experience when you go to the original pyramid, yet they still charged us full price. If we knew in advance then we wouldn’t have gone. This came across as money-grabbing. The sounds themselves are good, if you can ensure your booking is in the original structures. Unfortunately when people are not upfront about this it doesn’t make me want to recommend the place anymore.

If you’re looking for a serene place to eat some delicious plant-based food I can highly recommend The Pyramids of Chi. I especially enjoyed the secret garden salad and daluman drink- like a healthy es cendol. A variety of healing sessions and workshops are also offered. Peter and Lyn have created a warm and welcoming environment where the hustle and bustle of Ubud centre can be left behind. Can’t wait to return!

I had a wonderful experience at the sound healing session at pyramids of chi. It started with a guided meditation and then into the journey, it was such a powerful energy from the gongs that vibrated through my whole body sending me into a deeply relaxed state. There were many other instruments used throughout the journey and I left feeling super chilled. The food at the restaurant is great and and the gardens surrounding the pyramids are beautiful and very peaceful to sit and meditate afterwards. I had an amazing time there and will definitely return for another session or to one of their special evening events.

I had heard quite a bit about this experience, and have done similar but way better ones in different countries. Sadly, this one was quite disappointing. I would consider it a case of hype over substance. I paid $67 US for the 90 minute Beyond Sound Experience. I enjoyed the facilitator, but the experience pretty much is lay down on a water bed, close your eyes, and they will turn off the flashing lights and canned sounds. I was not inspired, moved, or transported anywhere I want to return. The schtick is good for tourists and there seemed to be a lot of self-absorbed yoga types there that probably thought the experience was revelatory. There is a nice dining spot to sit and wait. The location is in the middle of nowhere and while they offer a free shuttle from a central pick up point in Ubud, for the price I paid, they should’ve sent a carriage and a camel. If you want an authentic experience, this probably isn’t for you. If you want to show everyone how good you look in your Lululemon, this is probably the perfect experience for you. Again, hype over substance.

Some friends and I decided to participate in the full moon ceremony. What an experience it was, the place is wonderful, the owners Peter and Lynn were present and they made us feel very welcome and shared with us this truly unique moment. They explained to us in details the ancient purpose of the pyramids and why this ceremony was taking place. After my session I felt very different, in a positive way, the sound vibration from the instruments played were astonishing! This place offers many different programs which you can find on Instagram. Go there and you won’t be disappointed 😉

We stopped here for a Sound Healing. The grounds are beautiful and the pyramids impressive. The healing ritual was conducted with singing bowls and a variety of gongs, each experience curated by a conductor. It's hard to describe, but definitely a unique experience. The bigger surprise was the cafe. All vegan, sugar-free, gluten-free, but everything was GREAT. My sandwich on gluten-free bread was excellent, and everyone else at my table enjoyed theirs as well. The desserts were particularly impressive. They do wonders with coconut.