Package
Course Details
Course Duration: 28 days – 4 weeks, 7.5 hours/day.
Course Dates: 1st–28th of every month
Language: English
Group Size: Limited to 20–24 participants
Location: Chandragiri Hill, Kathmandu, Nepal
Accreditation: Yoga Alliance Certified – Internationally Recognized
Course Fees & Accommodation
Choose the accommodation option that best suits your needs.
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Accommodation |
Course Fee |
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Dormitory — 6 Beds |
USD 1,800 |
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Twin Shared — 2 Beds |
USD 2,100 |
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Private Single Bed Room |
USD 2,600 |
Accommodation Includes:
Take the next step in your yoga teaching journey with an immersive 300-Hour Advanced Yoga Teacher Training in Nepal.
Designed for qualified 200-hour yoga teachers, this program combines Classical Hatha Yoga, Vinyasa, Yin, Restorative, Ashtanga, Pranayama, Meditation, Yoga Philosophy, Anatomy, Ayurveda, Teaching Methodology, and Teaching Practicum in one structured advanced training.
You will not simply study more yoga.
You will develop the knowledge, teaching skills, confidence, and versatility to teach a wider range of students and yoga styles.
Train in the peaceful Himalayan foothills, live the yogic lifestyle, and spend 28 days fully immersed in your practice and professional development.
Your 28-Day Experience Includes
According to Yoga Alliance standards, the 300-Hour Advanced Training is intended for teachers who have completed a 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training. If you have not yet completed your 200-Hour training, you have two options:
Complete a 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training first, then return later to join the 300-Hour Advanced Training.
Our 500-Hour Multi-Style Yoga Teacher Training can be joined directly without completing a 200-Hour course first. It combines the 200-Hour Beginner Foundation and 300-Hour Advanced Yoga Training into one continuous journey, allowing you to progress from beginner to advance while saving time and cost.
Those who have already completed a 300-Hour Yoga Teacher Training certification are also welcome to join our 500-Hour program to deepen their knowledge, refine their teaching skills, and explore a wider range of specialized subjects.
The program includes additional learning in areas such as Yoga Business, Yoga for Older Adults, Sanskrit, Basic Acro Yoga, and a complimentary Level 1 Reiki Healing Course. This comprehensive training is designed to help you develop a broader and more diverse professional skill set. Deepen your path through the wisdom of Yoga and Reiki, nurturing body, mind, and spirit while creating a meaningful path of service and growth.
For more Details: https://mandalayogaretreat.com/30-days-500-hour-multi-style-yoga-teacher-training-course-in-nepal
Our 300-Hour Yoga Teacher Training in Nepal is designed for those who wish to go beyond the basics and develop a deeper understanding of Yoga.
Many Western yoga teacher training programs focus more on asana and physical activities, while important subjects such as Classical Hatha Yoga, Shatkarma, Mantra, Meditation, ancient Yoga Philosophy, and the origins of Yoga are not covered fully or are missing altogether.
Without understanding the authentic ancient roots of Yoga and Hatha Yoga, one cannot become a complete yoga teacher. For this reason, at the beginning of the program, we mix the 300-Hour students with the 200-Hour program because the 200-Hour course covers all the foundational and important topics of Yoga. We do not want anyone to miss these important teachings about the origins and roots of Yoga.
This allows 300-Hour students to cover important subjects they may have missed previously, refresh and refine their knowledge after a long gap, and learn more new topics and different types of Yoga that are relevant and in demand in today's world.
Refresh your foundation. Discover deeper teachings. Refine your practice. Teach with clarity and awareness.
At Mandala Yoga Academy, our 300-Hour Yoga Teacher Training (YTT) in Nepal follows the international standards of the Yoga Alliance curriculum. In this course, you will explore the essential and often overlooked philosophies of traditional Yoga systems. Learn the deep spiritual wisdom, core principles, and teachings passed down through generations of yogis—wisdom that forms the foundation of many modern Yoga practices.
This multi-style Yoga Teacher Training offers hands-on experience in a variety of Yoga styles, enabling you to confidently teach students with different needs and abilities. Alongside international standards, we integrate our own unique teachings, inspired by timeless yogic wisdom and guided by experienced traditional teachers.
This combination of traditional knowledge and modern teaching methods provides a well-rounded, practical, and deeply meaningful Yoga education, supported by 18 years of professional teaching experience.
Below is a clear outline of what you will learn during the training:
Beginner & Restorative Yoga
Traditional Hatha Yoga
Vinyasa Yoga (Flow Yoga)
Yin Yoga
Ashtanga Yoga (Ashtanga Vinyasa)
Prenatal & Postnatal Yoga (Basic Knowledge)
Kids' Yoga (Basic Knowledge)
Yoga for Weight Management
Yoga for Height Increase
Understand the deep roots of Yoga through clear and simple explanations of classical yogic texts and traditions, including:
History and origins of Yoga
The history and path of Hatha Yoga
The Eight Limbs of Yoga by Patanjali (Ashtanga Yoga)
Key teachings from the Yoga Sutras
Introduction to the Vedas, Upanishads, and Bhagavad Gita
The Guru–disciple relationship in yogic tradition
Yogic lifestyle and daily discipline (Sadhana)
Differences between modern Yoga and classical Yoga
Shankha Prakshalana (yogic cleansing)
Learn about the seven major energy centers, including their traditional locations, meanings, and significance:
Root – Mooladhara
Sacral – Swadhisthana
Solar Plexus – Manipura
Heart – Anahata
Throat – Vishuddhi
Third Eye – Ajna
Crown – Sahasrara
Learn what Mudras are, why they are practiced, different types of Mudras, hand Mudras and their traditional benefits, and body Mudras for supporting energy flow and awareness.
Learn what Bandhas are and their traditional purpose and benefits, including:
Jalandhara Bandha – Throat Lock
Moola Bandha – Root Lock
Uddiyana Bandha – Abdominal Lock
Maha Bandha – The Great Lock, combining all three
Learn about Prana and Pranayama, how the breath influences the mind and body, breathing techniques for energy and concentration, and guidelines for safe and correct practice.
Pranayama practices include:
Nadi Shodhana
Kapalabhati
Bhastrika
Sheetali
Sheetkari
Bhramari
Learn the traditional six yogic purification practices and their principles, including:
Neti – Nasal cleansing
Dhauti – Stomach cleansing
Nauli – Abdominal cleansing and massage
Basti – Traditional yogic cleansing
Kapalabhati – Skull-shining practice
Trataka – Candle gazing for concentration
Explore the meaning, practice, and traditional significance of Mantra and sound vibration, including:
Om
Gayatri Mantra
Guru Mantra
Asato Ma Mantra
Mahamrityunjaya Mantra
Learn different approaches to meditation for calming the mind and cultivating inner awareness, including meditation theory, posture, preparation, practice guidelines, and techniques such as:
Guided Meditation
Vipassana Meditation
Ajapa Japa Meditation
Nada Yoga Meditation
Antar Mouna Meditation
Yoga Nidra
Dynamic/Kundalini Meditation
Explore the relationship between food, body, and mind, including:
Nutrition during Yoga Sadhana
Carbohydrates, fats, proteins, minerals, and vitamins
Sattvic, Rajasic, and Tamasic foods
Developing healthy eating habits
Supporting stress management through diet and lifestyle
Learn how Yoga practices may be adapted to support overall well-being and common health concerns. Topics include understanding symptoms, contributing factors, and appropriate yogic approaches for conditions such as:
Arthritis
Asthma
Back pain
High blood pressure
Constipation
Insomnia
Migraine
Depression
And more
Gain a clear understanding of the human body and its relationship to Yoga practice, including:
Bone structure
Joint movements
Muscular system
Nervous system
Heart and circulation
Respiratory system
Breathing mechanics
Explore the connection between Ayurveda and Yoga, including:
Introduction to Ayurveda and its importance in Yoga
The three Doshas – Vata, Pitta, and Kapha
The three Gunas – Sattva, Rajas, and Tamas
Ayurvedic diet and traditional approaches to supporting balance and well-being
Develop the practical skills needed to become a confident and responsible Yoga teacher. You will learn how to:
Align postures safely and effectively
Use props to support students
Adapt and modify poses for different body types and abilities
Teach different Yoga styles through a multi-style approach
Develop effective communication and classroom management skills
Design and sequence creative Yoga classes for diverse groups
Apply yogic principles both on and off the mat
Guide students safely, skillfully, and with genuine presence
Through practical teaching experience, observation, feedback, and continuous guidance, you will develop greater confidence, clarity, and awareness as a Yoga teacher.
Our 300-Hour Yoga Teacher Training follows Yoga Alliance standards, providing an internationally recognized pathway for yoga teachers who wish to deepen their knowledge, practice, and teaching skills.
Upon successful completion of the course, you will receive the 300-Hour Yoga Teacher Training certification through Yoga Alliance, according to the applicable Yoga Alliance requirements. This qualification can support your continued journey toward RYT-500 registration with Yoga Alliance.
For more than 20 years, we have welcomed students from around the world and trained more than 15,000 students internationally. Many of our graduates have gone on to teach Yoga and build their careers in different countries and communities.
This training can open opportunities to teach in a variety of settings, including:
· Yoga studios
· Yoga and retreat centers
· Wellness resorts
· Fitness and wellness centers
· Private classes
· Online yoga programs
· International yoga communities
· Corporate wellness programs
· Workshops and specialized yoga programs
More than a qualification, this journey is an opportunity to deepen your understanding of Yoga, strengthen your teaching skills, and continue your path as a confident and dedicated yoga teacher.
Our 300-Hour Yoga Teacher Training follows a balanced daily routine that combines practice, study, meditation, teaching, self-reflection, and personal time.
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Why Learn Sound Healing During Your Yoga Course in Nepal?
Why learn only Yoga when you can take your healing journey one step deeper?
While you are at Mandala for your Yoga Teacher Training, use your free time to learn Himalayan Sound Healing Bowls. Learn how sound, vibration, breath, and Yoga can come together to create deeper experiences of relaxation, meditation, and inner awareness.
Adding Sound Healing to your Yoga teaching can help you create more holistic classes, workshops, retreats, and private sessions—and give you an additional skill to carry with you wherever your journey takes you.
You are already here, immersed in the yogic environment and investing your time in your Yoga Teacher Training. Why not make your journey even more valuable?
With an additional investment, learn Himalayan Singing Bowl and add another professional skill to your career. Offer both Yoga classes and Sound Healing sessions, expand your services, and create more opportunities to earn as a Yoga teacher and Sound Healing practitioner—all without another trip, accommodation, or separate journey.
Learn more. Offer more. Earn more. Become both a Yoga Teacher and Sound Healer.
At Mandala Yoga Retreat, everything you need for a comfortable, focused, and transformative 300-Hour Yoga Teacher Training in Nepal is included. From the moment you arrive until graduation, your accommodation, meals, study materials, and cultural experiences are thoughtfully arranged so you can fully immerse yourself in your yoga journey without worrying about daily logistics.
To keep our program transparent, the following are not included in the course fee:
Preparing for your yoga teacher training in Nepal is simple. We recommend packing light and bringing practical, comfortable clothing and your personal essentials.
Our yoga teacher training takes place in Chandragiri Hills, Kathmandu, where the weather can vary significantly depending on the season. Because we are located in the hills, temperatures can be cooler than in Kathmandu city, especially in the mornings and evenings.
If you would like more information about the weather during your training dates, you can check the Kathmandu/Chandragiri weather forecast online or contact us directly. We will be happy to guide you.
Clothing According to the Season
Shoes and Footwear
Please bring:
You generally do not need heavy trekking boots unless you are planning additional trekking activities outside the yoga teacher training.
Personal Toiletries
We provide some basic mini toiletries for your convenience, but these are not intended to last for the entire 20-day training.
Therefore, please bring your own personal toiletries, such as:
If you have a preferred brand or specific personal-care products, we recommend bringing them from home.
Sun Protection
The Himalayan environment can have strong sunlight, even when the weather feels cool. We recommend bringing:
Reusable Water Bottle
Please bring a reusable water bottle with you during your yoga teacher training.
Filtered drinking water is provided in the dining building, which is separate from the accommodation and yoga areas. We recommend filling your bottle at the dining area and keeping it with you throughout the day.
It is also a good idea to fill your bottle in the evening so that you have drinking water available in your room during the night.
Please carry your water bottle with you, especially during yoga practice, walks, excursions, and other outdoor activities.
Medicines and Health Preparation
Please bring enough of any regular medication you take for the entire duration of your stay. Depending on your personal needs, you may also wish to bring commonly used travel medicines and health supplies, such as:
If you have allergies, food sensitivities, digestive sensitivities, or other individual health needs, please prepare accordingly before traveling. If you are sensitive to changes in weather, food, altitude, or environment, we recommend speaking with your doctor or a qualified travel-health professional before traveling to Nepal. You may also wish to discuss recommended vaccinations and other travel-health precautions with your healthcare professional. Your doctor can provide advice based on your medical history, travel plans, and individual needs.
What You Don't Need to Overpack
For a yoga teacher training, you generally do not need to bring:
FAQ
This training is designed for students who have already completed a 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training and wish to deepen their practice, knowledge, and teaching skills.
Yes. The 300-Hour program is intended for qualified 200-Hour Yoga Teacher Training graduates.
Our program goes beyond asana and physical practice. You will explore traditional Hatha Yoga, Yoga philosophy, Pranayama, Meditation, Mantra, Shatkarma, Ayurveda, Anatomy, multiple yoga styles, and advanced teaching methodology.
We believe a strong teacher needs a strong foundation. Some important traditional subjects may not have been covered in your previous 200-Hour training. Joining selected 200-Hour sessions allows you to refresh, strengthen, and deepen these foundations before progressing further.
The program includes Traditional Hatha, Vinyasa, Yin, Restorative, Ashtanga, and introductory approaches to Prenatal, Postnatal, Kids' Yoga, and other specialized practices.
Yes. Teaching practice is an important part of the program. You will practice teaching, receive feedback, refine your sequencing and alignment skills, and develop greater confidence as a teacher.
Yes. We welcome students from around the world and provide an international learning environment where students from different backgrounds can study and practice together.
Mandala Yoga Retreat is located 30–45 minutes from Kathmandu International Airport, in the peaceful hills of Chandragiri, surrounded by nature and fresh mountain air—away from the crowds, noise, and distractions of the city.
The program includes Yoga classes, study materials, accommodation, vegetarian meals, a certificate upon successful completion, and other scheduled training activities according to the course package.
Yes. Every Saturday is a day off, giving you time to rest, explore Nepal, experience local culture, or simply enjoy the peaceful surroundings.
Yes. During your free time, you can join optional programs such as Himalayan Sound Healing, Reiki, Ayurveda, and therapeutic massage at an additional cost.
Yes. Our Himalayan Sound Healing Training allows you to learn how to work with Tibetan Singing Bowls and integrate sound into Yoga, meditation, Yin, and Restorative practices.
The program follows applicable Yoga Alliance standards. Upon successful completion and fulfillment of the applicable requirements, the training can be used toward the relevant Yoga Alliance registration pathway.
Yes. The 300-Hour training can form part of your continued pathway toward RYT-500 registration with Yoga Alliance, subject to Yoga Alliance's applicable requirements.
The immersive training is completed over 28 days at Mandala Yoga Retreat in Nepal.
Nepal is a deeply spiritual land, rich in ancient yogic and Himalayan traditions. Surrounded by the Himalayas, sacred sites, and a living spiritual culture, Nepal offers a sacred and profound environment to study Yoga, meditation, and yogic philosophy.
Expect an immersive journey of study, practice, self-discovery, and teaching development. You will have the opportunity to deepen your understanding of Yoga, strengthen your personal practice, and return home with greater confidence and clarity as a teacher.
Book your seat directly through the Book Now section by paying 25% of the total course fee. You can also check available seats and room categories there. Once confirmed, we will send you a confirmation letter and all the essential information for your journey to Nepal.