There are added karmic duties added to taking the course as currently, the economic condition in Nepal is facing a downward slide owing to the recent natural disaster. The world yoga community must take it as it’s duty to help this humanitarian crisis. Come to Nepal because your footfall here during this state of economic emergency will be gainful for the nation.

Here is what the 200 hour yoga teacher training in Nepal has to offer:

Comfortable Accommodation and Food

The Pokhara establishment nestles in the green Himalayas, overlooking the mighty Annapurna range at a distance. It is well-equipped with modern amenities like Wi-Fi, availability of temperate water for bath and room service. The hotel staff is friendly and helpful, ready to take care of all of their guests needs. Thus, a completely stress-free environment is created to fully immerse in yoga practice. Aiming to holistically develop the body and mind, food is prepared here with attention to its nutrient and Ayurvedic values. Vegan followers in the 200 hour yoga teacher training in Nepal can have their choice of food at the Pokhara establishment too.

Enriching Student Life

Expect a blissful learning period in the Pokhara destination. The yogic community of teachers and fellow learners live in this beautiful setup in close harmony with nature and mutual cooperation with one another. Engaging connections are built up every day when you are in Nepal for your 200 hour yoga teacher training.

Interesting outings like a visit to the Phewa Lake, exploration of the many hot springs in the Annapurna ranges and a full moon night’s sojourn in Sarangkot are arranged to enhance the bonding in the family of yogis. Your 200 hour yttc in Nepal can also become a memorable traveling experience.

Pristine Natural Location

The enchanting natural splendor of Pokhara is matchless. Visit Phewa Tal, the freshwater lake surrounded my mountainous forests and alive with wildlife—just a little distance off the Pokhara yoga establishment of Rishikul. This destination has many treasures in store for the lovers of wildlife. The Rani Ban, or the Queen’s Forest around the lake echoes with interesting bird life and the many shades of green make the place a photographer’s destination too.

The 200 hour yoga teacher training programmed by Rishikul Yogshala will take you to these vibrant destinations, inspiring happiness and connection with nature. Your skill in meditation is sure to reach new heights in this environment.

Many Pleasurable Activities

There is more to do on your yoga journey to Nepal than just the scheduled classes. Enjoy relaxing mineral spas, quality time with like-minded people in rooftop cafes, meditation and personal yoga practice in the open lawns of the school compound and delightful cooking classes.

A 200 hour yoga teacher training in Nepal is going to be a power-package of fun and frolics besides a valuable learning experience of yoga.

Rishikul Yogshala is offering a $100 discount on the first few bookings in Pokhara starting the 7^thSeptem and 7^th October. Hurry and make the most of the offer book now at https://www.rishikulyogshala.org/apply.html

Graduating from a 200-hour YTT program in Nepal was just the beginning. I arrived to Pokhara, Nepal extremely fearful and uncertain of my future. Over the course of four weeks, I developed a deeper understanding of myself and began to unveil the layers of protection I had spent years building up in and around my heart. I was introduced to a group of strangers who have since become the most important beings in my world; providing unconditional love and support exactly in the moments I need it. I graduated with a certificate to instruct yoga, but what I was truly gifted was a better way of living.

With a newfound courage and self-confidence, I set off from Nepal on a solo adventure to travel Southeast Asia. Like magic, doors continued to open for me as I kept the positive momentum of my yoga practice going. I began to trust so much in the notion that if I followed my heart, my deepest truth, I would always be looked after by a greater force.

My trusted path led me to Hariharalaya Yoga and Meditation Retreat Center in Cambodia where I was given the life-changing opportunity to share my teachings with hundreds of guests from around the world. For six months I taught and practiced alongside a team of the most inspiring people on the planet; further expanding my irreplaceable yoga family and intensifying my belief in the power of yoga to transform the mind, body and spirit first learnt with Rishikul Yogshala.

Now, over a year later, and having recently completed a 300-hour yoga ttc course with the Rishikul Yogshala in Rishikesh, now meaning that I have a 500 hour yoga teacher training certification and the confidence to dedicate my passion and time to teaching others.  I am continuing on my beautiful yoga journey with a head full of wisdom and a heart full of love. The connections within my Rishukul community know no boundaries, and I feel blessed to have endless support from my yoga soulmates in my upcoming aspirations.

Theses aspirations and connections have led me to curate my own yoga retreat with a like minded soul in Thailand, where I will spread my passion and love for this art form as learnt from my gurus at Rishikul.

Join me for a 7 day all-inclusive yoga and meditation retreat at Faasai Resort and Spa in beautiful Chanthaburi, Thailand. Practice Yoga on the beach, connect with serene nature, surround yourself with an inspiring community of people, eat delicious vegetarian cuisine, laugh often and much, and (most importantly) fall in love with all the special parts about yourself to leave feeling happy and whole again.
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About Natasha:

Natasha was born and raised in Canada where she worked for more than ten years in the dental field. She set off in July 2015 from her hometown of Kelowna, British Columbia on an adventure to see and explore as much of the world as possible.

For as long as she can remember, Natasha has been involved in ballet and jazz dancing. Teaching syllabus and an active performer in annual recitals. It was through dance that Natasha discovered her love for yoga. In September 2015 she completed a 200-hour Ashtanga yoga teacher training program in Pokhara, Nepal. Immediately following her training, Natasha embarked on a one month trek through the Himalayan mountain range; spending invaluable time with herself in nature, and initiating a spiritual journey. Since this time, Natasha has completed another 300-hours of advanced training in the birthplace of yoga itself; Rishikesh, India both with Rishikul Yogshala.

Natasha believes that yoga is a practice both on and off the mat. She aims to cultivate an awareness of mindfulness, presence and gratitude through her yoga teachings and online blog posts.