Yoga Retreat in Nepal
Intense Yogasana & Meditation Retreat

Intense Yogasana & Meditation Retreat

7 Days / 6 NightsChallenging (established practice required)Small groupsMax 1,320mYear-round (best: Sep-Nov, Feb-May)

Overview

An intensive asana retreat for dedicated practitioners, built around tapas, the steady discipline of consistent effort. Sessions begin at an introductory level and intensify progressively through the week, combining structured classical asana sequences, pranayama and meditation within the framework of Patanjali's eight limbs. Personal adjustments and one-on-one guidance are given in a small group at the ashram in Ghachowk near Pokhara.

Retreat Highlights

Classical Hatha yoga and structured asana sequences that build through the week
Daily pranayama: Nadi Shodhana, Kapalabhati, Bhastrika and Ujjayi
Guided meditation (Dhyana) and Surya Namaskar
Shatkarma yogic cleansing practices
Mantra and Sanskrit chanting
Personal adjustments and one-on-one guidance in a small group

Day-by-Day Itinerary

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Pickup in Pokhara and arrival at the ashram. The program begins with lunch, followed by journaling, an introductory core yogasana practice, guided meditation and dinner.

What's Included and Not Included

Included

  • Instruction in classical Hatha yoga and structured asana
  • Daily pranayama and guided meditation
  • Personal adjustments and one-on-one guidance
  • 6 nights accommodation (shared or private room)
  • Three organic vegetarian meals daily
  • Herbal teas throughout the retreat
  • Course materials and reading list
  • Free Pokhara airport/bus station pickup and drop-off

Not Included

  • International and domestic flights
  • Nepal visa
  • Personal expenses
  • Travel insurance

Typical Daily Schedule

A balanced rhythm of yoga, exploration, and rest

6:00 AMWake Up & Herbal Tea
6:30 AMSunrise Yoga & Pranayama
8:00 AMBreakfast
9:30 AMPhilosophy / Workshop / Excursion
12:30 PMLunch
2:00 PMFree Time / Nature Walk
4:30 PMAfternoon Yoga & Meditation
6:00 PMDinner
7:30 PMSound Healing / Reflection
9:00 PMRest
From €380per person (sharing) · €420 private
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Join us for the Intense Yogasana & Meditation Retreat and experience the life-changing power of yoga in the Himalayas. Spaces are limited to ensure a personal and intimate experience.

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