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The Magic of Rishikesh

Why is Rishikesh called the Yoga Capital of the World? Explore the spiritual energy of the Ganges, ancient temples, and the vibrant yoga culture.

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Nestled in the foothills of the Himalayas, where the sacred Ganges River flows fresh and clear, lies Rishikesh. Known globally as the "Yoga Capital of the World," this town carries a vibration that has attracted seekers for thousands of years.

A Place of Ancient Tapasya

Legends say that Lord Rama did penance here, and great sages meditated in caves that still stud the surrounding mountains.

The Holy Ganges (Maa Ganga)

The river Ganges is revered as a living Goddess. The evening Ganga Aarti is a mesmerizing ritual of light and devotion.

Why Do Your TTC Here?

Studying yoga in Rishikesh provides a context that cannot be replicated in a city studio. The sound of temple bells, chanting, and the presence of sadhus create an environment for deep transformation during your TTC. If a full month feels like too much for now, a shorter yoga retreat in Rishikesh is a wonderful way to experience this magic. For more on the city's spiritual pull, read why Rishikesh is the yoga capital of the world.

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Cours de pranayama avancé

Aller plus loin : le cours de pranayama avancé, 7, 15 ou 30 jours

La kumbhaka avec les bandhas dès la première semaine, puis les pranayamas des nadis et des chakras, avec mudras et bija mantras. Deux séances par jour, du lundi au samedi, à Lower Tapovan, Rishikesh, au bord du Gange.
  • 7, 15 ou 30 jours
  • Un nouveau départ chaque mois
  • Enseigné en anglais

Frais de cours dès149 $US13 000 ₹