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Life at The Ashtanga Institute

byThe Ashtanga InstituteOnline across India, at the institute in Navi Mumbai, and residential batches in RishikeshStarts from6,500 per courseView full gallery

We don't just teach yoga; we build a community. From festival celebrations and yoga treks to academic conferences, here is what being a student at The Ashtanga Institute looks like.

Happy Independence Day! Our students form a beautiful yogic representation of unity and strength, celebrating one of the greatest gifts from India to the world.

Celebrating Diwali, the festival of lights, with our students through the beauty of yoga. A creative and festive expression of our shared culture.

A winter yoga trek with our students. The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step, and we love taking those steps together in nature.

A visit to the pioneering Kaivalyadham Yoga Institute with our students. We believe in learning from the rich history and research of yoga.

A visit to the famous Beatles Ashram (Chaurasi Kutiya) in Rishikesh, a place of immense spiritual energy and history.

Practicing asanas at the Beatles Ashram in Rishikesh. Connecting with the history of modern meditation in a place where legends once walked.

A beautiful Suryanamaskar watch designed by one of our creative Yoga TTC students. We encourage our students to express their passion for yoga in unique ways.

A fun activity with our students. We believe that learning should be joyful and that laughter is an important part of the yoga journey.

We were proud to be part of a Mega Career Fair organized by Masoom NGO, where we guided hundreds of aspirants on careers in yoga and naturopathy.

A glimpse of my participation in a panel discussion at the HR Infotech Association (HRIA) event in Mumbai on the topic of Health and Wealth Mindset.

About Life at The Ashtanga Institute

Many institutes only teach asanas, but here, you will see we treat learning as a living tradition. Whether we are trekking in the winter or presiding over academic conferences at YCMOU, the goal is always the same: to show you that yoga is a full-time profession, not just a weekend hobby.

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