The Land

Come and see what we're building.

The land is the investment. Come experience it in person.

VIEW THE PHASE 2 INVESTOR BRIEF

glimpse of a wooden house in the banana plantations of Wuwei Village

WuWei Village is nestled in the lush landscapes of Tzununá, on the northern shore of Lake Atitlán — known locally as the Valley of Hummingbirds. Our 3 hectares of land are nourished year-round by a flowing river that provides naturally filtered drinking water. The fertile volcanic soil supports abundant food forests, permaculture gardens, and native trees. A communal lawn serves as a gathering space for connection and celebration.

Three beautifully crafted homes already stand on the land, built using natural materials — bamboo, limestone, cypress, and handcrafted teak. Each one is a testament to what is possible when architecture works with the landscape rather than against it. More are on the way.

What's here today — Phase 1 complete
- 3 completed homes (Casa Melocotón, Casa Amapola, Casa Orquídea) — natural building, lake views, fully inhabited
- Year-round filtered river — drinking water and irrigation on-site
- Syntropic food forest and permaculture gardens — in production
- Stone paths, terraces, and communal outdoor spaces
- Established highly diverse agroforestry systems
- Water and energy infrastructure installed
- Three protected waterfalls within a 45-minutes hike
What's coming — Phase 2 (2026–2029)
- Riverside retreat centre — shala, restaurant, wellness spaces, guest accommodation facilities
- 4 high-end river-view Airbnb rentals — primary revenue engine
- 4 new homes (2 family homes, 2 studio residences)
- Communal Kitchen
- River fed plunge pool & sauna
- Multiple children’s playgrounds and skynets
- Renewable energy infrastructure — community-wide solar
- Maker's space for art and artisan creation
- Expanded agroforestry and water systems
- Waterfall camping outpost
- Natural pathways and terracing connecting all areas of the village

The sacred natural assets

WuWei Village stewards three pristine waterfalls, each within a 30-45 minute hike from the village. The crown jewel is a 45-meter jungle waterfall — one of the tallest and most untouched in the region, framed by old-growth forest, crystalline pools, and biodiversity corridors. A second and third waterfall offer accessible spaces for swimming, ceremony, and nature immersion.

These are not commercial attractions. They are protected natural wonders held in permanent stewardship by WuWei Village — an irreplaceable natural inheritance that elevates the land's long-term value and deepens the village's identity as a sanctuary for regeneration.

Tzununá, Guatemala

Tzununá is a tranquil lakeside village rooted in Indigenous Kaqchikel culture. Unlike the more touristic towns around Lake Atitlán, it maintains a quiet authenticity. Locals grow maize, coffee, and medicinal plants, while international artists, healers, and permaculturists are drawn to its peaceful energy and deep connection to nature.
Lake Atitlán is world-renowned for its natural beauty and cultural richness, attracting international visitors, expats, and investors alike. The unique topography of the surrounding volcanic highlands severely limits available land — making large, contiguous parcels increasingly rare and structurally valuable.

Mark Elmy Photography 2021

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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.

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