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Begin a month-long, Yoga Alliance–aligned 200-hour teacher training at Nepal Yoga Home in Kathmandu. This three-week course combines daily practice, teaching methodology and cultural immersion with accommodation and meals included.
Begin a month-long, Yoga Alliance–aligned 200-hour teacher training at Nepal Yoga Home in Kathmandu. This three-week course combines daily practice, teaching methodology and cultural immersion with accommodation and meals included.
You arrive before dawn to a courtyard that smells faintly of incense and wood smoke, birds testing the new light from the rim of a nearby grove. Nepal Yoga Home sits on the edge of Kathmandu’s green belt; classes begin with breath, and the surrounding trees answer back with rustle and wind.
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Operated by Nepal Yoga Home · Kathmandu, Bagmati Province
You arrive before dawn to a courtyard that smells faintly of incense and wood smoke, birds testing the new light from the rim of a nearby grove. Nepal Yoga Home sits on the edge of Kathmandu’s green belt; classes begin with breath, and the surrounding trees answer back with rustle and wind.
The program is a 200-hour Yoga Alliance–aligned teacher training that runs about three weeks and begins on the 1st of every month. Kathmandu Valley—carved into the foothills of the Himalaya and sitting around 1,400 m elevation—has been a crossroads of Hindu and Buddhist practice for a thousand years; that cultural depth threads through many modern teacher trainers here. Geologically, the valley collects mountain weather and offers clear morning light that lifts slow sun salutations.
Expect a structured daily routine: morning asana and pranayama, midday workshops on alignment and teaching methodology, and theory sessions in the evenings. Accommodation, three organic yogic meals daily, Wi‑Fi, AC and hot water are included, making the focus practical: practice, study, rest.
Practical guidance: arrive a day early to acclimatize and complete passport requirements listed at booking; bring a well‑broken yoga mat and a small selection of props if you prefer your own. Hydrate—Kathmandu’s air can be dry—and plan light footwear for short walks to nearby temples and markets during free time. The course is intensive but appropriate for students with some regular practice; it’s a professional step toward teaching while immersed in Nepali culture and quieter jungle mornings.
moderate.
Approximately 21 days (3 weeks).
Suitable for people with regular yoga practice; expect daily classes, standing sequences and physical workshops requiring moderate stamina
The 200‑hour Yoga Teacher Training begins on the 1st of every month and runs approximately 21 days (about three weeks).
Yes — the program is aligned with Yoga Alliance 200‑hour standards, allowing graduates to register for certification requirements after completion.
Yes — accommodation and three organic yogic meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) are included in the course package.
You’ll need passport details and personal information at booking and check‑in; bring your passport, emergency contacts and any medical info the school requests.
Kathmandu Valley has been a religious and cultural crossroads for centuries; local Newar communities and historic stupas shape the region’s living spiritual traditions that inform many yoga teachers here.
Tourism and development strain local water and waste systems; choose reusable bottles, avoid single‑use plastics and follow school guidance on local sacred sites.
Nepal Yoga Home operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You arrive before dawn to a courtyard that smells faintly of incense and wood smoke, birds testing the new light from the rim of a nearby grove. Nepal Yoga Home sits on the edge of Kathmandu’s green belt; classes begin with breath, and the surrounding trees answer back with rustle and wind.
You arrive before dawn to a courtyard that smells faintly of incense and wood smoke, birds testing the new light from the rim of a nearby grove. Nepal Yoga Home sits on the edge of Kathmandu’s green belt; classes begin with breath, and the surrounding trees answer back with rustle and wind.
The program is a 200-hour Yoga Alliance–aligned teacher training that runs about three weeks and begins on the 1st of every month. Kathmandu Valley—carved into the foothills of the Himalaya and sitting around 1,400 m elevation—has been a crossroads of Hindu and Buddhist practice for a thousand years; that cultural depth threads through many modern teacher trainers here. Geologically, the valley collects mountain weather and offers clear morning light that lifts slow sun salutations.
Expect a structured daily routine: morning asana and pranayama, midday workshops on alignment and teaching methodology, and theory sessions in the evenings. Accommodation, three organic yogic meals daily, Wi‑Fi, AC and hot water are included, making the focus practical: practice, study, rest.
Practical guidance: arrive a day early to acclimatize and complete passport requirements listed at booking; bring a well‑broken yoga mat and a small selection of props if you prefer your own. Hydrate—Kathmandu’s air can be dry—and plan light footwear for short walks to nearby temples and markets during free time. The course is intensive but appropriate for students with some regular practice; it’s a professional step toward teaching while immersed in Nepali culture and quieter jungle mornings.