Our Reviews All Aspiring Yogis of the World share the same dream which is – To Learn Yoga from the Land of Yoga - From Rishikesh, India. India is a Large Country with a Diverse language and Culture. The Beautiful Rich Diversity adds in a bit of a Cultural Shock for first-time visitors - Be it Large Population, Noise, or Traffic. But not to worry, here at Rishikul Yogshala Rishikesh - We take care of you - Through our Wonderful Staff and Our Very Knowledgeable Teachers.
Our 500 hour Yoga Teacher Training in Rishikesh course is carefully designed to make your journey absolutely safe, comfortable, and supportive. From friendly cooperative staff, to clean and hygienic accommodations, to pure Yogic diets, you’ll find every reason to cherish your stay with us.
Our 500 hour teacher training in Rishikesh is basically divided into two parts – the first month focuses on the foundational 200-hour module followed by the intensive 300 hours of training the next month. This program will give you the opportunity to deep dive and Experience Yoga from various dimensions.
We do not want to create just Yoga teachers. We want to inspire people to create a movement. A Movement that generates the flow of bliss and tranquillity within them.
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- Develop a better understanding of the most ancient Yoga styles; Hatha Yoga & Ashtanga Yoga
- Discover the importance of the Yogic style of living through Yogic philosophy and how it is still relevant in the modern world.
- Practice ways to lower the fluctuations of the mind through meditation techniques.
- Develop better control over your breathing pattern with various Pranayama techniques.
- Broaden your human anatomical knowledge to better understand the function of the asanas.
- Modify asanas to suit particular needs through Adjustment and Alignment sessions.
- Discover different Mantras and how chanting invokes inner peace and calm.
- Learn the Principles of Ayurvrda - both in Theory & in some Practical sessions for daily lifestyle use.
- Beat stress and anxiety with the help of psychic sleep or Yoga Nidra.
- Cleanse your body using Yogic purification techniques like Jal Neti and Sutra Neti.
- Teaching methodology for a better understanding of how to conduct a class.
- Preparation of wholesome Ayurvedic food through Ayurvedic cooking classes.
- Open the doorways to mental peace and inner freedom with Satsangs.
- Experience the cultural diversity of India with local tours and excursions.
- Practice Teaching Yoga and the Foundation of Yoga Philosophy in your daily life
500 Hour Yoga Teacher Training in India
500 hours of yoga teacher training in India integrates 200 hour and 300 hour yoga teacher training courses. This course is the final step to unraveling all the integral layers of yoga knowledge and secrets to becoming a Yoga Alliance-certified Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT 500). After completing this course you will be recognized as an advanced yoga teacher or a yoga master.
Achieving the status of 500 hour registered yoga teacher (RYT 500) is a big deed in itself as it is the utmost stage of becoming an effective and experienced yoga teacher and proves your dedication and credibility towards the practice of yoga.
As an advanced yoga teacher, you will have a comprehensive knowledge of the history and philosophy of yoga and the origin of yoga asanas. The Yoga Anatomy class will cover the entire internal system of the human body which includes the functioning of the digestive system, skeletal system, respiratory system, cardiovascular system, and muscular system.
During the course of 500 hour yoga teacher training in India, you will also have an in-depth understanding of various mindful meditation and concentration techniques. Likewise, daily intense yoga classes will elevate your yoga asana practice to an entirely new and advanced level. This course also includes asana alignment and posture adjustment techniques, Yog Nidra, and Shatkriya including Jal Neti and Sutra Neti. Also, training is given on teaching methodology which includes class preparation, class sequencing, and various demonstration techniques.
After registration with Yoga Alliance, you can become the lead trainer of 200 hour, 300 hour, or 500 hour yoga teacher training courses.
In a nutshell, this 500 hour yoga TTC in Rishikesh is a master-level yoga TTC that covers the entire spectrum of Yoga Alliance-certified holistic yoga training and gives you the ability to teach yoga all over the world.
Yoga TTC in Rishikesh Curriculum
Part - 1
- What is Hatha yoga?
- Surya Namaskar with mantra awareness
- Sukshma Vyama (joints and glands exercise)
- Standing series of asana
- Kneeling series of asana
- Sitting series of asana
- Lying on stomach series of Asana
- Supine series of asana
- Inversion series of asana
- Asana benefits and its contra-indication
Part - 2
- Hatha Yoga – Intermediate sequence
- Chandra Namaskar (Moon salutation)
- Advance Series Of Joints And Glands Exercise
- Twisting Series Of Asana
- Restorative asanas
- Workshop on Inversion Asana
- Asana according to Patanjali
Part - 1
- Primary Series explanation
- What is Vinyasa?
- 9 Drishti in Ashtanga series
- Importance of Ujjai and Bandhas in series
Part - 2
- Intense primary series practice (Mysore and lead class)
- Introduction to Intermediate series
- Vinyasa workshop
- Guidelines for each asana
- Why No Practice on Full & New Moon day
Part – 1
- What is Darshanam?
- What is Yoga?
- The five kosha (bodies)
- The four faculties of mind –field
- Five Stages of Mind -Field
- The four foundational Pillars of life
- Eight limbs of Yoga of Patanjali
- What is waking state in Yogic Science?
- What is dreaming state in Yogic Science?
- What is Deep sleep state in Yogic Science?
Part – 2
- Study of yoga in connection with Bhagvad Geeta
- Study of Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Raja Yoga, Janana Yoga
- Study of Yoga in connection with Gita
- Karma And Non-Attachment In Yogic Dimensions
- Four Level Of Consciousness
- Keys to Successful Living In Yogic Science
- The State of 3 Gunas and its Impact on us
- 6 Main Obstacles In The Path Of Yoga
- Samadhi and Its Stud
Part – 1
- What is Meditation?
- What is the difference between Dharana and Dhyana?
- What are types of Meditation
- Breath Awareness Meditation
- Contemplative Walking Meditation
- Mantra Awareness Meditation
- Candle and Inner Light Meditation
- Full moon Meditation
Part – 2
- Obstacles In Meditation
- Witnessing Meditation
- Chakra Awareness Meditation
- Root Mantra Awareness Meditation
- Third Eye Meditatin
- 4 important meditative postures
- Introduction of AJapa Japa
Part-1
- Chest breathing v/s diaphragmatic breathings
- What are Prana and Pranayama mean?
- Types of Pranayama practices
- What is Nadi?
- What are Ida and Pingala?
- Seven main practices of Pranayama
Part-2
- Introduction of bandhas and its application in Pranayama
- Practicum of four bandhas
- 1. Mula Bandha
- 2. Uddiyan Bandha
- 3. Jalandhar Bandha
- 4. Maha bandha
- Intensity of Kumbhaka ( Breath Retention )
- Importance Of Sushumna
- Nature And Activities Of Ida, Pingala & Sushumna
- Seven practices of Pranayama (Advance Yoga Teacher Training )
- 1. Kapalbhati Pranayama
- 2. Sheetali Pranayama
- 3. Bhastrika Pranayama
- 4. Sheetkari Pranayama
- 5. Ujjai Pranayama
- 6. Brahmari Pranayama
- 7. Nadi Shodhna Pranayama
Part-1
- Chest breathing v/s diaphragmatic breathings
- What are Prana and Pranayama mean?
- Types of Pranayama practices
- What is Nadi?
- What are Ida and Pingala?
- Seven main practices of Pranayama
Part-2
- Introduction of Bandhas and its application in Pranayama
- Importance of Sushumna
- Nature and activities of Ida, Pingala and Sushumna
- Practicum of four Bandhas
- According to Hatha Yoga Text
- Mula Bandha
- Uddiyana Bandha
- Jalandhara Bandha
- Maha Bandha
- Kapalbhati Pranayama
- Sheetali Pranayama
- Bhastrika Pranayama
- Sheetakari Pranayama
- Ujjayi Pranayama
- Brahmari Pranayama
- Nadi Shodhana Pranayama
Part - 1
- What is Yogic Anatomy and physiology?
- Introduction of the respiratory system and yogic breathing
- How asana practices give various effects on joints, spine and muscular system?
- Types of contraction in the muscular system
- Know the basic studies and types of joints to avoid injury during Asana classes
Part - 2
- Review of Digestive System and Respiratory System
- Shankprashalana Effective Practice for cleaning the digestive track
- Impact of Asana On Muscular and skeletal system
- Anatomy of Glandular system And Its Connections To Chakras
- Anatomy of Nervous System With Understanding of Nadi And Pranic Currents
Part - 1
- Six steps of doing Asana correctly
- Foundational workshop on lateral, forward, backward and twisting asanas
- How to make mind flexible by making body flexible?
- How to use of props for protection?
- Alternative style of Asana for various benefits
- Various limitations and contra-indications of specific yoga practices
Part - 2
Ashtanga Primary Series Work Shop -- Workshop on Standing Asana
- Workshop on Seating Asana
- Workshop on Core Series
- Workshop on Back Bends
- Workshop on Closing Series
- Hands on Adjustment and Modifications of Asana - Primary Series
Part - 1
- Introduction of Mantra yoga
- Importance of (OM)-AUM
- Mantra for Meal Purification
- Mantra for Obstacles
- Mantra for universal masters to bless
- Mantra for Realization
- Mantra for well being
Part - 2
- Introduction of Ajapa Japa
- Importance of So-HUM
- Invocation Mantra for Patanjali
- Mantra for Completeness
- Mantra for Awakening Wisdom
- Mantra for Fearlessness Life
- Mantra for Divine Love between Teacher & Student
Part-1
- Importance of Mudra according to Hatha Yoga
- Types of Mudra
- Practicum of Gyana & Chin Mudra
- Practicum of Ashwini Mudra
- Physical, Mental and Spiritual Benefits of Mudra
Part-2
- Practicum of Asana Mudra
- Practicum of Prana Mudra
- Practicum of Psychic Mudra
- Preparation of Mudra for Bandha
- Meaning of Yoga Mudra
part - 1
- What is sleep?
- Three states of consciousness
- Benefits of deep sleep
- What is Yoga Nidra?
- Yoga Nidra practices from Satyananda tradition
- Yoga Nidra practices from Bihar School of Yoga and Himalayan Tradition
part - 2
- Role of Yoga Nidra in Developing Intuition
- Yoga Nidra Practices From Satyananda Tradition
- Yoga Nidra and Its Common Assumptions
- Adjusting in Shavasana
part - 1
- Introduction of Shat Kriyas according to classical Hatha Yoga
- Practicum of Jal Neti and Sutra Neti (Cleansing Mucus or blockages from nasal passages and sinus)
part - 2
- Practicum of Trataka (Cleansing And Preparation For Concentration And Improves Eye Sight Through Candle Light)
- Introduction and Discussion on Shankaprashalana For Cleaning Of Lower Abdomen
- Practicum of Agnisar Kriya and Nauli Kriya
- Practicum of Kunjal Kriya
part - 1
- Disciplines of yoga teachers and students
- The scope of listening, presence, directive and non-directive dialogue
- How important is demonstration?
- What are the preparations for classroom?
- How to describe the practice, techniques, and delivery in teaching a class?
- Discussion on different types of lesson planning
part - 2
- Building a Social Relationship between Teachers and Students
- Inspiring and Motivating In Difficult Situation
- Developing confidence while teaching and sharing the Yogic Practices
- Inculcating a Multi Style Lesson Plan and Instructing Skills
- Benefits and Limitations
- Delivering an Effective Feedback to Aspirants
Workshops During Yoga TTC in Rishikesh
Iyengar Yoga
Iyengar Yoga is named after the late BKS Iyengar, who is credited with bringing yoga to all age groups with the support of Props.
This form of Yoga appeals to all abilities, age groups and body types as the poses can be modified to suit your body using props such as bricks, belts and blankets.
This type of Yoga aligns the physical body in line with the mental body, the mental body with the intellectual body, and the intellectual body with the spiritual body, so they are balanced.
As per the B.K.S Iyengar - Each asana has an optimum line or position. From the head to the foot, from the front to the back, from the right to the left—without deviation, without distortion
Kundalini Yoga
The word “Kundalini” generally refers to that dimension of energy that is yet to realize its potential. There is a huge volume of energy within us that is yet to find its potential.In today's world - What we lack is Constant Heightened State of Awareness.
Heightened states of energy are also heightened states of perception. The whole yogic system is aimed only towards enhancing your perception which is the path of Kundalini Yoga
Being an advance practice which is only to be initaited upon mastering One's Body, Energy and Emotions; this workshop would be an Introductory session in intellectually understanding the conecpt of Kundalini and break several myths and illusionary approch to Kundalini
Sound Healing
Sound healing is the method of using specific instruments, music, tones or tunes and other vibrations to bring in calmness within your nervous system thus aiding in the balance of the body and mind.
It involves using specialized sound frequencies to create a therapeutic atmosphere to promote deep rest, nervous system rebalancing, and emotional release.
The Sound healing methods are borrowed from Yogic Meditative practices. In the Yogic Meditative practices - certain techniques are used to bring in a balance within our body and mind. Sound healing uses the same method through sound generating tools which can bring about a meditative or theta brainwave state allowing access to deeper levels of calmness
Yoga Therapy
The word Therapy - Is intended to relieve or heal a disorder. Yoga Means - Union
So the Concept of Yoga Therapy is to bring about a balance within the mind and body by using various Yogic tools such as Asana Pranyama and Meditative practices
The concept of Yoga therapy aligns the unique and precise health needs with yogic practices coupled with medical science guidelines for curative effects.
Yoga Therapy is a holistic approach to healing and wellness -Integrating Principles of Yoga along with Therapeutic Techniques
Teaching Practicum
Teaching yoga is both a Science and an Art. Usually it is said that a good practitioner can be a good teacher.
This groundbreaking workshop offers both tools:
- The logical ones such as understanding sequencing the rhythm of a class
- Subtle, intangible skills required to become a proficient yoga teacher Along with the above, you would also be taught how to adopt to different class size, group size and age variations.
This session will help those aspiring self practitioners in teaching themselves or will help those teachers to work with students in real school and educational setting
Restorative Yoga
Restorative yoga is a Yogic practices which involves minimum stress of muscles and tension. It is all about slowing down and opening your body through passive stretching.
Restorative yoga is suitable for practitioners of all levels. The concept of Restorative Yoga borrows the the central theme of how an Asana has to be practiced in its true sense - Holding the poses (asana) for a longer duration with or without using props like yoga blocks, blankets, and bolsters.
It is a practice of deep relaxation that emphasizes the Meditative aspect of Yoga
AYURVEDIC SCIENCE - THEORY SESSION
- What is Ayurveda ?
- Why Ayurveda and yoga are co sisters in the path of good health?
- Fundamentals of body constitutions in Ayurveda
- Concept of metabolic Toxins in Ayurvedic science
- Practical Concept of Panchakarma in Ayurveda
- Practical Idea of Six tastes in Ayurveda
- Understanding the major seven important tissues for better transformations
- The concept of Agni (Digestive Fire)
- The concept of Ayurvedic Idea of Nutrition
- Concept of Seasonal Routines to adopt for better lifestyle
AYURVEDIC SCIENCE - PRACTICAL SESSION
- Stress releasing facial massage techniques
- Basic idea of Marma points
- Two Ayurvedic cooking practices for better lifestyle
- Three best herbal detox drinks to boost immunity
- Local Treatment method for Lower back pain
- Basic practical idea of Pulse Reading method in Ayurveda
| Time | Activity |
|---|---|
| 05:30 AM - 6:00 AM | Morning Tea |
| 06:00 AM - 07:30 AM | Hatha Yoga |
| 07:45 AM - 08:45 AM | Pranayama |
| 09:00 AM - 10:00 AM | Breakfast |
| 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM | Yoga Philosophy |
| 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM | Tea Time |
| 12:00 PM - 01:00 PM | Mantra Ayurveda Teaching Methodology |
| 01:00 PM - 01:45 PM | Lunch |
| 03:00 PM - 04:00 PM | Yoga Anatomy Alignment Class |
| 04:00 PM - 04:15 PM | Tea Break |
| 04:15 PM - 05:45 PM | Ashtanga Yoga |
| 06:00 PM - 07:00 PM | Meditation Yoga Nidra |
| 07.00 PM - 07:45 PM | Dinner |
| Activities |
|---|
| Shat Kriya – Cleansing Practice |
| Excursions |
| Workshops |
| Ayurveda Practical Sessions |
| Rest/Self-Study |
| Includes Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner in Campus |
Yogic Food for 500 hour Yoga Teacher Training in Rishikesh, India
It is said that our eating style is a reflection of our internal state. “You become what you intake" - The kind of Food (Ahar) which you consume, determines; who you become. Yogic Diet is based on Cleansing and Healing Mechanism thus rejuvenating the budding Yogis. The diet provided by Rishikul Yogshala Rishikesh equips one physically in increasing the flexibility and stamina for the Intense Yogic Practices. The diet also nourishes the mind and emotions and brings in a state of Calmness and Tranquility.
Yogic Accommodation for 500 Hour Yoga Teacher Training
An Ideal Accommodation is necessary to such an extent that it will get one to unwind after a lovely Yogic experience. Convenience is additionally an essential part of making the experience of Yoga seriously enriching and advantageous.
Nestled within the foothills of the Himalayan region, beside the beautiful Ganges; Living in the nearby embrace of nature in itself is a reviving encounter for the “would be” True Yogi.
Everyone is obliged to a sterile and pleasant room on a private and sharing basis. Each of these rooms offers the following Amenities –
Twin beds with adequate lighting & Free Wi-Fi access
Private and clean washrooms with 24*7 hot running shower facilities.
The beds of the rooms have comfortable sleep mattresses guaranteeing tranquil evenings and window blinds for a relaxing sleep
A serene area for a comfortable and convenient stay is the motivation that we strive here for our Rishikul Yogis.
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500 Hour Yoga TTC Fee
Our Best Yoga TTC in Rishikesh India
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Suraj Choudhary
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Vimal Sharma
Sahish Krishna Sharma
Monika Singh
Rahul Nautiyal
Anyone can enroll in this course. However, to prepare for the intensive course that continues over the course of two months, we always recommend starting practicing some asanas at home or at a studio near your place. You can also read books on yoga to create a bit of an understanding of ancient science so that you can easily grab what is being taught in the class.
Our extensive course offers the most ancient styles of yoga - Hatha and Ashtanga yoga, along with breathing and mindfulness practices. You will also study adjustment and alignment techniques, philosophy of yoga, human anatomy, Yoga Nidra, Mantra, Mudra, and much more throughout the duration of the course.
As already the birthplace of yoga, Rishikesh has its own energy and spiritual aura that supports the practice of Yoga. The yoga teachers practicing and spreading the ancient wisdom in Rishikesh are natural as they happen to practice the art right from their childhood. Thus, the place serves as the ideal location to learn yoga from its roots and understand its true essence. Beginning your yogic journey from the land of yoga’s birth will help you to build a strong foundation and enhance the same with further practices and studies.
The certificate issued by Rishikul Yogshala is approved by Yoga Alliance USA and Yoga Alliance International. It is a globally recognized certificate in the yoga community that will also enable you to teach in your hometown.
Yes, you can stay for an extra day before or after the course only if there is an availability of accommodation. Also, your extra stay will be chargeable. For more information, you can contact us prior to your arrival and we will do the needful to help you out.
It is always a good idea to consult with your general practitioner before arriving for the course. Our free consultation session with our trainers will also be helpful where you can discuss your issues and get the necessary help. In case you are suffering from a condition, our trainers will take the necessary steps to tweak the practice to suit your needs and make you comfortable.
After the completion of the course, you will be certified with Yoga Alliance which is internationally recognized, so definitely you will be able to teach. But we would suggest you practice as much as you can even after the completion of the training. In order to get the very essence of yoga, years and years of effort are required. You can also apply for yoga instructor jobs in your hometown or other places to better yourself in the art of teaching.
The booking amount of USD 100 is non-refundable. In case you have to cancel your booking, don’t be worried. The booking amount will be valid for a period of one year. You can always come back any time during that period to take part in any of our courses without the need to pay any deposit amount again.
You are advised to apply for ETourist visa only. Please refer to this link – Indian Visa Online Website
By Airway: The nearest domestic airport is the Jolly Grant Airport (approximately 35 km away) and the other International Airport is New Delhi Airport (250 km from Rishikesh). At both these airports, there is easy access to taxis and buses. If required, you can also contact the school directly for the pickup (additional charges may apply).
By Railway: The closest railway station is in Haridwar (approximately 25 km away). Also, Haridwar is connected to many main Indian cities such as Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Varanasi, and Lucknow. Upon de-boarding at the Haridwar railway station, you can also book a taxi to the school
By Roadways - Bus / Cabs: Rishikesh has great road connectivity to all the Indian cities. Both private and government buses and Cabs are also available from different cities.
Mouni Baba Cave
Mauni Baba Cave is a special place in Rishikesh with a fascinating history. It is connected to Kriya Yoga and the followers of Mahavatar Babaji.
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Bhootnath Temple
Bhootnath temple is hindu temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. Bhootnath Temple is located in Swargashram area behind Parmarth Niketan Ashram.
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Sunrise Trek to Kunjapuri Temple
Take a breath-taking walk to Kunjapuri Temple, where you'll see a magnificent dawn over the Himalayas that will leave you speechless and inspired.
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Riverside Yoga
Engage in the heart-stirring devotional singing practise known as kirtan, which uplifts the spirit and promotes a sense of community.
Vashistha Cave
Vashishta Gufa, situated on the banks of the Ganga River, is a popular place for meditation lovers. This is the cave where great Sage Vashishta said to have meditated.
Ganga Arti
Experience a profoundly spiritual experience by attending the mesmerising Ganga Aarti ceremony, a spiritual rite that takes place on the banks of the Ganges.
Note: The scheduling of activities like sunrise treks and Ganga Aarti ceremonies varies based on weather and transportation. We decide on these experiences week by week to ensure the best possible conditions for our participants.
By Airway
The nearest domestic airport is the Jolly Grant Airport (approximately 35 km away) and the other International Airport is New Delhi Airport (250 km from Rishikesh). At both these airports, there is easy access to taxis and buses. If required, you can also contact the school directly for the pickup .
By Railway
The closest railway station is in Haridwar (approximately 25 km away). Also, Haridwar is connected to many main Indian cities such as Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai, Varanasi, and Lucknow. Upon de-boarding at the Haridwar railway station, you can also book a taxi to the school.
By Roadways
Bus / Cabs: Rishikesh has great road connectivity to all the Indian cities. Both private and government buses and Cabs are also available from different cities.
Code Of Conduct For Students
Yogic discipline and a recommended code of conduct are expected from all our dear students. Rishikul Yogshala has the following disciplinary rules for our participants.
- Smoking and Alcohol are strictly prohibited in the school.
- Inform the kitchen manager in advance if you have a fast on any day to avoid food wastage.
- Always maintain discipline within the premises and be respectful to the teachers by obeying all the rules.
- Maintain punctuality and arrive on time for the classes – latecomers will not be permitted to join sessions.
- Return books, maps, or any goods which you might have borrowed from our institution.
- Rishikul Yogshala offers accommodation only for its students who join our Yoga courses, not to friends or family.
- Complete attendance is compulsory in all the scheduled programs of Rishikul Yogshala.
Compliance With Yoga Alliance Guidelines
Our premier Yoga institute at the heart of Rishikesh instructs every student to be aware of the following policy guidelines for students:
- Anti-Harassment Policy: Yoga Alliance provides protection against any kind of harassment including sexual, discriminatory, personal, physical, personal, online, etc.
- Anti-Retaliation Policy: This policy provides protection against violation of any form against those reporting violation of your code of conduct or who participate in an investigation related to a similar violation.
- Attendance Policy: Attendance Policy offers guidelines with respect to a student’s attendance and participation in all events of the school’s Yoga Teacher Training program.
Refund Policy At Rishikul Yogshala
- Advance payment of course fees is non-refundable. In case of an emergency, we welcome students to join us for other Yoga training courses.
- The school accepts course cancellation requests – but advanced deposits will not be refunded for cancellations.
- Rishikul Yogshala charges you nothing for course cancellation – you can simply inform the school authorities via email.
- If for any reason you are unable to attend the program, the deposited amount will be valid for the next 12 months from the start date of the program that you initially opted for.
Women Safety
- Our School takes safety very seriously. We have a strict code of conduct for staff, and we have security measures in place to protect our students. We want all of our students to feel safe and comfortable while they are with us.
- Highlight the presence of round-the-clock security personnel to ensure the safety of all guests, with a particular focus on women's well-being.
- CCTV Surveillance: Mention the comprehensive CCTV surveillance system that monitors key areas of the School to maintain a secure environment.
- Our accommodations offer individual rooms, each equipped with its own private lock and key, allowing you to enjoy your stay with complete peace of mind.
Yoga Courses in our Yoga School Rishikesh
Teacher Training in Rishikesh
- Fee: $680
- Style: Hatha & Ashtanga Yoga
- Level: Beginner
- Duration: 11 Days
Teacher Training In Rishikesh
With Additional Workshops Enhancing Yogic Dimension
- Fee: $1,150
- Style: Hatha & Ashtanga Yoga
- Level: Primary
- Duration: 23 Days
Teacher Training In Rishikesh
With Additional Workshops Enhancing Yogic Dimension
- Fee: $1,200
- Style: Hatha & Ashtanga Yoga
- Level: Intermediate
- Duration: 27 Days
Teacher Training In Rishikesh
With Additional Workshops Enhancing Yogic Dimension
- Fee: $2,350
- Style: Hatha & Ashtanga Yoga
- Level:Advanced
- Duration:8 Weeks
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