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Rishikesh The lively yoga capital of Rishikesh is a place of pilgrimage and wintering place for sadhus from the Himalayas. When it gets too cold in the caves in winter, they walk the long way down to Rishikesh. In April they return to their hermitage. Which yoga style suits me? The bustling yoga capital is a place of pilgrimage and wintering place of the sadhus from the Himalayas. When it gets too cold in winter in the caves, they hike the long way down to Rishikesh. In April, they set off again for their hermitage. Rishikesh is the place of the yoga scene from all over the world. Besides gurus like Prembaba and Mooji, many swamis and yogis have found their home here. The place has become known in the West through the Beatles, who have practiced transcendental meditation here. The now abandoned Beatles Ashram is decorated with colorful flowers, a remnant of the Flower Power movement. Yogasubmarine puts together a program with The different styles of yoga for you to be sure you can not get at one of the many fake yogis. You are invited to try the different styles of yoga in the city with their wonderful teachers. From Tantra via Sivananda to Iyengar you will find a wide range of styles and after the yoga class you sit with other yogis to drink a Chai by the Ganges and exchange ideas. The two bridges, the Jhulas, divide the place into two quarters. At the Laxmanjhula live the hippies and Chilumsmoker and the area is more western touristic. From here we start our excursion to the waterfall always on the Ganges. The Rhamjhula belongs to Indian tourists and yogis. The large Sivananda Ashram and other ashrams in the area can be heard from afar. Through their mantras and rituals they put the city in a particular mood. Actually, all Rihsikesh is a single ashram. Many rituals are practiced publicly on the Ganges and the clear water invites all pilgrims to cool off and relax. Rishikesh is perhaps the little friendly sister of Varanasi and the city makes it seem as if the Devis, the female gods, gathered here. The two bridges, the Jhulas, divide the town into two quarters. ashrams in rishikesh The hippies and travelers live at Laxmanjhula and the area, with its many cafes, is more of a western tourist destination. From here we start our trip to the waterfall, always along the Ganges. ​ The Rhamjhula belongs to Indian tourists and yogis. The large Sivananda Ashram and the other ashrams in the area can be heard from far away. Their mantras and rituals give the city a strange, magical atmosphere. Actually, the whole of Rishikesh is one big ashram. Just like in Haridwar, there is no meat or alcohol. Many rituals are performed publicly on the Ganges and the clear water invites all pilgrims to cool off and relax. Rishikesh is perhaps the friendly little sister of Varanasi and the city gives the impression that the Devis, the female goddesses, have gathered here. The city with its sandy beaches inviting for bathing and the many ashrams on whose stairs the devotees gather for rituals NEW DELHI 21 - 22 February Colorful markets Modern life meets tradition ​ Sightseeing and absolute insider places read more VRINDAVAN 22 - 25 February Radha Krishna Mantra temple cleansing open your heart With Bhakti Yoga Read More HARIDWAR 25 February - 01 March Ashram Life Meditation Rituals Shivaratri Ganga Aarti Silence and inner peace at the river read more RISHIKESH 01 - 03 March Yoga metropolis beatles Satsang EncounterS ​ Purifying Ganges bath with other Travelers read more VARANASI 03 - 07 March ShivaPower spirituality Ayurveda Healing Nada Yoga ​ Immerse yourself with all your senses read more

Varanasi Varanasi, Banaras, Kashi (City of light) is the city with many names and mystical stories. The city is one of the oldest inhabited cities in the world. After the marriage of Shiva and Parvati, daughter of the Himalayas, Shiva had to look for a suitable place for the two. He chose Varanasi with its many gardens, temples and palaces. Kashi is still Shiva's city today. Thousands of Shiva temples can be found in Varanasi. It is said that this city is the most original place, created by Shiva and Parvati from the beginning of time, when no other place ever existed. The place where the whole creation was born and to which it will return at the end of time. The place where Shiva Lingam was put on earth for the first time, as a symbol of higher consciousness. Shiva, like his city of Varanasi, is a combination of opposites that make his unpredictable. He has no riches, no family, nothing of worldly values ​​that would distinguish him. At times, he represents himself as the terrible, and then again the auspicious, the gentle one. He destroys and he creates and he wounds and he heals. ​ Prior to her marriage, Parvati was advised against marriage to Shiva. She should choose dear Vishnu, a more suitable bridegroom, because Shiva would be too ugly to live by her side. Then she taught a doctrine to every doubter, saying that Shiva was without precious attributes of this world. Why? Because Shiva is Brahma that transcends higher consciousness, and the whole Maya (the world how we perceive it). The embellishments and decorations of this world are not to be found in him, because he is above what is generally called beauty and bliss. ​ Shiva transcends conventional ideas and classifications into good and evil. He is not classified in any caste, neither in the Brahmins who pass on the traditions, since the Vedas do not recognize him as such. Nor does he belong to the warrior caste of the Kshatriyas as he enjoys the destruction of the world and the Kshatriyas save the world from destruction. And he can not be a Vaishya (Krishna follower) because he does not know wealth. He is not a shudra (craftsman, servant). In addition, he is ageless. So he stands above all varnas (casts) and ashramas (the stages of life). ​ Everything is assigned to its original source, the prakriti (the basic constitution), but Shiva has no prakriti. He is not a man because half of his body is a woman. He is not a woman because he wears a beard. He is without beginning and age. Shiva can not be classified in any way. He can not even be assigned by gender since Shiva is half Shakti, his feminine energy. ​ All these stories still stand out today from the high towers of the ghats of Varanasi and when one deals with Shiva, one also deals automatically with Varanasi. Because this city is a reflection of Shiva. There may not be a city that can underline our own mood like Varanasi. For some, this can be an exhilaration and a confrontation with one's ego, which is constantly being remembered here. As we stroll along the shore through the old city, or flow along the slow river stream of the Ganges by boat, we feel transported back to a different time. Varanasi is the only place where the Ganges flows from south to north, representing the ascending Kundalini. Every sadhana, every yogic practice is of particular importance here. ​ In Varanasi we will discover Indian classical music. Through Yogasubmarine's contacts with the best musicians in the city, we enjoy Kathak dance and concerts with sitar and tabla. ​ Varanasi is too extreme to be easy. Varanasi is the encounter with the stranger, a challenge for the senses and an inexorable invitation to wonder. Indian myths and stories Shiva, like his city Varanasi, is a combination of opposites that makes him unpredictable. He has no wealth, no family, no worldly values that would distinguish him. At times he presents himself as the terrible one, and at other times he is called the auspicious one, the gentle one. He destroys and he creates and he wounds and he heals. ​ Before her wedding, Parvati was advised against marrying Shiva. She should choose a more suitable groom, dear Vishnu, because this Shiva was too ugly to live by her side. So she gave every doubter a lesson and said that this Shiva was without any valuable attributes of this world. Why? Because Shiva is Brahman, the higher consciousness, and transcends all of Maya (the world as we perceive it). The embellishments and decorations of this world are not to be found in him, because he is above what is generally called beauty and bliss. ​ Shiva transcends conventional ideas and classifications of good and evil. He cannot be classified into any caste, neither into the Brahmins who pass on the traditions, since the Vedas do not recognize him as such. Nor does he belong to the warrior caste of the Kshatriyas, since he delights in the destruction of the world, and the Kshatriyas protect the world from destruction. And he cannot be a Vaishya (devotee of Krishna) since he does not know abundance and prosperity. Nor is he a Shudra (artisan, servant). In addition, he is ageless. So he is above all Varnas (the castes) and Ashramas (the stages of life). ​ Everything is attributed to its original source, Prakriti (the original constitution), but Shiva has no Prakriti. He is not a man because half of his body is woman. He is also not a woman because he has a beard. He has no beginning and no age. Shiva cannot be classified in any way. He cannot even be classified by gender because Shiva is half Shakti, his female energy. ​ All these stories still stand today from the high towers of the ghats of Varanasi and when you think about Shiva, you automatically think about Varanasi as this city is an image of Shiva. why is Varanasi so holy There is perhaps no other city that can underline and multiply our own mood as much as Varanasi. For some, this can be a feeling of exhilaration, and for others, a confrontation with their own ego, which is constantly reminded here. When we stroll through the old city along the river bank, or float along the slow flow of the Ganges in a boat at sunrise, we feel transported back to a completely different time. Varanasi is the only place where the Ganges flows from north to south, which represents the rising Kundalini. Every sadhana (yogic practice) is of special importance here. Ghats in Varanasi Different moods at different times of the day at the Ghats of Varanasi. The total length of the Ghats stretches over 5 km. Long stairways connect the city to the holy river. The stairs are therefore a place of pilgrimage on which rituals are performed. NEW DELHI 21 - 22 February Colorful markets Modern life meets tradition ​ Sightseeing and absolute insider places read more VRINDAVAN 22 - 25 February Radha Krishna Mantra temple cleansing open your heart With Bhakti Yoga Read More HARIDWAR 25 February - 01 March Ashram Life Meditation Rituals Shivaratri Ganga Aarti Silence and inner peace at the river read more RISHIKESH 01 - 03 March Yoga metropolis beatles Satsang EncounterS ​ Purifying Ganges bath with other Travelers read more VARANASI 03 - 07 March ShivaPower spirituality Ayurveda Healing Nada Yoga ​ Immerse yourself with all your senses read more

YogaSubmarine travel is guru... Because traveling guides us through situations in a very short space of time in which we do something that we previously thought impossible. By surprising us with the unfamiliar and by not avoiding it, a travel is always an opportunity for very deep spiritual growth. INDIEN YOGA RETREAT MÄRZ 2025 NORTHINDIa yogatravel 21.FEBRUARy - 07.March 2025 Price 3.300€ early bird till 30.August 3.200€ NEW DELHI 21. - 22. Februar Colorful markets Modern life meets tradition ​ Sightseeing absolute insider places read more VRINDAVAN 22 - 25 February Radha Krishna Mantra temple cleansing open your heart With Bhakti Yoga Read More HARIDWAR 25 February - 01 March Ashram Life Meditation Rituals Shivaratri Ganga Aarti Silence and inner peace at the river read more RISHIKESH 01 - 03 March Yoga metropolis beatles Satsang EncounterS ​ Purifying Ganges bath with other Travelers read more VARANASI 03 - 07 March ShivaPower spirituality Ayurveda Healing Nada Yoga ​ Immerse yourself with all your senses read more Impressions of the trip

Bhakti yogAreise Vrindavan Of India's many traditional pilgrimage sites believed to bestow everything from bhukti (material gain) to mukhti (liberation), Vrindavan offers bhakti and prema, or devotion and love of God. The journey to the center of the heart means following a deep inner longing. Krishna Mantra Although the Krishna mantra is "Hare Rama, Hare Krishna", in Vrindavan "Sri Radha" is worshipped as the highest form of love for God (Krishna). "Radhe Radhe" is the greeting that you hear everywhere and it can mean many things here in Vrindavan. From "please" to "thank you", to "hello and goodbye", to "hey, make some room for me..." The Brajabasis (residents of Vrindavan) associate everything with Radhe, because they know that love is the highest path to God. spiritual rituals On the day of arrival we will take a boat trip on the Yamuna River and in the evening we will visit the Arati at Keshi Ghat, which has been taking place there for centuries in an unbroken family tradition. Singing Kirtan The next day we will visit Radha Kunda (Sri Radha's Lake), which is less than an hour's drive away, and have the opportunity to immerse ourselves in her love in liquid form. We will visit small temples nearby and sing kirtan and have a picnic. Many sadhus who live there offer wonderful hand-carved ornaments made from the holy Tulsi wood for sale. Temple in Vrindavan The following day we explore Old Vrindavan and immerse ourselves in the magic and different atmospheres of some historical places and temples. On the outer layer of this pilgrimage site, we encounter a lot of Indian chaos and garbage disposal is also an issue, but on a deeper level, the spiritual essence of Vraja lies untouched, visible to those who worship the God of their heart there, who is always visible to the eyes of love. And it is there, in the eyes of the Brajabasis, in their devotion and love, that my heart is touched so deeply that tears come to my eyes. ashram in vrindavan In the afternoon we will visit the Munger Mandir Ashram. Sadhu Maharaj comes from a royal family in Mungir. He grew up with all the opulence that comes with such a status. He noticed quite early on that wealth did not allow his mind to rest and he saw that his grandparents, who had oriented their lives spiritually, radiated an inner peace and contentment that he felt attracted to, so he chose this path himself and let go of all his wealth. Today he lives a secluded life in Vrindavan and has an open heart and ear for everyone who wants to see him. We will visit him and have the opportunity to ask him questions. The next morning, after a yoga class and breakfast, we will depart to Haridwar by private taxi NEW DELHI 21 - 22 February Colorful markets Modern life meets tradition ​ Sightseeing and absolute insider places read more VRINDAVAN 22 - 25 February Radha Krishna Mantra temple cleansing open your heart With Bhakti Yoga Read More HARIDWAR 25 February - 01 March Ashram Life Meditation Rituals Shivaratri Ganga Aarti Silence and inner peace at the river read more RISHIKESH 01 - 03 March Yoga metropolis beatles Satsang EncounterS ​ Purifying Ganges bath with other Travelers read more VARANASI 03 - 07 March ShivaPower spirituality Ayurveda Healing Nada Yoga ​ Immerse yourself with all your senses read more

north india Trip HERE WE GO AGAIN After a 3 year break from touring, our Yoga Submarine is back in India !!! Finally. Tears of joy I have been accompanying groups to India for 10 years. And I really miss the last three years. This beautiful, deeply touching country, the people, and also the magical places that I can't find anywhere else in the world. Let's (re)discover it together. NORTHINDIa yogatravel 21.FEBRUARy - 07.March 2025 Price 3.300€ early bird till 30.August 3.200€ NEW DELHI 21. - 22. Februar Colorful markets Modern life meets tradition ​ Sightseeing absolute insider places read more VRINDAVAN 22. - 25. Februar Radha Krishna Mantra temple cleansing open your heart With Bhakti Yoga Read More HARIDWAR 25. Februar - 01. März Ashram Life Meditation Rituals Shivaratri Ganga Aarti Silence and inner peace at the river read more RISHIKESH 01. - 03. März Yoga metropolis beatles Satsang EncounterS ​ Purifying Ganges bath with other Travelers read more VARANASI 03. - 07. März ShivaPower spirituality Ayurveda Healing Nada Yoga ​ Immerse yourself with all your senses read more

Ashram in North India Haridwar The Ashram family welcomes us to their Santosh Puri Ashram. Santosh means contentment. spiritual journey from Germany to India Mataji came to India from Germany as a young girl with the hippie movement, with many questions and in search of her guru. She found him in Baba Santosh on a remote river island in the Ganges. She lived there with him and a few cows for ten years in seclusion and under the simplest of conditions as a yogi. After a long period of meditation, her guru sent her back into the world so that she could gain experience as a woman in life and as a mother. But Mataji refused to leave him. The two then married and built what is now the Santosh Puri Ashram in the traditional ashram district outside Haridwar. The place, which is now a wonderful oasis of peace and encounters, was overgrown. Snakes and tigers lived there. Babaji purified the place with his supernatural powers and created a wonderful, magical space right on the river bank. Today, their samadhi stands there. Mataji left her physical body in February 2014. ashram on the ganges To walk to the Ganges, you cross the Sadhu Forest, a narrow forest full of wild marijuana plants, where many Shiva Babas and Sadhus have settled in tents and founded small communities. ​ On excursions we roam the Sadhu Forest, swim through the river arms of the Ganges, which is still very clean here, and cross the jungle. This wild area is home to wild tigers and elephants, which remain hidden from people during the day. With a bit of luck, however, we will see them on our jeep safari in the national park. We have already seen many wild elephants here. We met Mataji in Haridwar at the Kumbha Mela, a major religious festival for sadhus. It was clear that this woman has followed a very deep spiritual path in her life, which her three children continue to live today. yoga program in the ashram Mataji's children live in the Ashram and give inspiring lectures on the Bhagavad Gita and the Yoga Sutras. They lead a traditional puja with the light ceremony, the Ganges Aarti, at 4.30 a.m. and in the evening at sunset, and teach Hatha Yoga. There are various theme weeks in the Ashram, meditations and mandala painting. ​ Even if you don't want to take part in the yoga program, which actually takes place all day, or if you prefer to sleep in in the morning, you will be able to feel this special vibration of the place. And after a short time, the Ashram blues in Haridwar set in, this relaxed, carefree feeling of simply being full of devotion and being supported. city tour in haridwar The ashram family welcomes us to their Santosh Puri Ashram. Santosh means contentment. Mataji came to India as a young girl with the hippie movement from Germany with many questions and in search of her guru. She found him in Baba Santosh on a remote river island on the Ganges. She lived there with him and a few cows for ten years in isolation and under the simplest of conditions. When they didn't have enough to eat, Mataji said, cow dung was made into chapati bread. After a long period of meditation, her guru sent her back into the world because she should gain experience as a woman in life and as a mother. But Mataji refused to leave him. The two then married and built today's Santosh Puri Ashram in the traditional ashram district outside of Haridwar. The place where a dreamlike oasis of calm and encounters has emerged today was overgrown. Snakes and tigers lived there. Babaji cleansed the place with his psychic powers and created a wonderful magical space right on the river bank. Today the samadhi of the two is there. Mataji left her physical body in February 2014. To walk to the Ganges, one crosses the Sadhuforest, a narrow forest full of wild marijuana plants, in which many Shiva Babas and Sadhus have settled in tents and founded small communities. On excursions we roam the Sadhuforest, swim through the many branches of the river, which is still very clean here, and cross the jungle in the national park. This wild area is home to wild tigers and elephants, but they remain hidden from humans during the day. Yogasubmarine met Mataji in Haridwar at the Kumbha Mela, a big religious festival of the sadhus. It was clear to see that this woman has walked a very deep spiritual path in her life, which her three children continue to live today. In the Ashram they hold inspiring lectures on Bhagavad Gita and the Yoga Sutras, lead a traditional puja in the morning at 4.30 a.m. and in the evening at sunset and teach Hatha Yoga. Even if you do not want to take part in the yoga program, which actually takes place all day, or if you prefer to sleep longer in the morning, then you will be able to feel this special vibration of the place. And after a short time the Ashramblues in Haridwar sets in, this relaxed, carefree feeling of simply being full of devotion and being carried. We take a city tour through Haridwar and look at the oldest aarti in the world. Thousands of people from all over India gather here every evening to celebrate the great light ceremony at sunset. You also have the opportunity to do a powerful puja just for yourself under guidance, in which mantras are recited and flowers are sacrificed in the water. Optionally there is the possibility to go on a jeep safari in the national park. We have seen a lot of wild elephants. We continue to Rishikesh by taxi. ​ Naga Babas, large and small, at the Kumbha Mela in Haridwar The festival of the jug, at which bathing in the Ganges is particularly auspicious at a precisely determined time. The gods fought with the demons and a few drops of the holy nectar fell on three cities where the Kumbha Mela takes place today. Haridwar is one of them. The Naga Babas, clad only in ashes, are the first to take a bath on the Kumbha Mela We travel by taxi to Rishikesh NEW DELHI 21 - 22 February Colorful markets Modern life meets tradition ​ Sightseeing and absolute insider places read more VRINDAVAN 22 - 25 February Radha Krishna Mantra temple cleansing open your heart With Bhakti Yoga Read More HARIDWAR 25 February - 01 March Ashram Life Meditation Rituals Shivaratri Ganga Aarti Silence and inner peace at the river read more RISHIKESH 01 - 03 March Yoga metropolis beatles Satsang EncounterS ​ Purifying Ganges bath with other Travelers read more VARANASI 03 - 07 March ShivaPower spirituality Ayurveda Healing Nada Yoga ​ Immerse yourself with all your senses read more

north india yogAreise DELHI All international flights land at Delhi airport. Right at immigration you will be greeted by a huge sculpture of golden mudras. Welcome to India. ​ Most flights from Europe arrive early in the morning or late at night. We will organize a taxi for you from the airport. This means you don't have to wait for anyone and you will be picked up immediately at any time of the day or night and taken safely to your hotel. city tour in delhi We meet the next morning at the hotel for breakfast and then explore the city. We will show you our absolute insider spots for a different kind of sightseeing and give you a diverse impression of this lively capital of India acroyoga in india We connect with the local Delhi Acroyoga group in the beautiful Lodhi Garden and have a small workshop together. Acroyoga is a very good way of communicating. Initial culture shocks and cultural inhibitions are eliminated in a playful way. shopping in delhi We visit the Khan Market, dress in Indian clothes if we wish, and end the day in the trendy Hauz Khas Village district. Here we stroll through the boutiques and cafés and eat stylish, traditional Indian food in the evening. Buddhist quarter The next day we visit the Tibetan quarter of Delhi and learn about the Buddhist influences in this city on our yoga trip. From Delhi to Vrindavan Afterwards you can continue comfortably by taxi to Vrindavan . If you arrive in Delhi a day earlier, it is of course advisable to acclimatize and then start your adventure together feeling fresh. NEW DELHI 21 - 22 February Colorful markets Modern life meets tradition ​ Sightseeing and absolute insider places read more VRINDAVAN 22 - 25 February Radha Krishna Mantra temple cleansing open your heart With Bhakti Yoga Read More HARIDWAR 25 February - 01 March Ashram Life Meditation Rituals Shivaratri Ganga Aarti Silence and inner peace at the river read more RISHIKESH 01 - 03 March Yoga metropolis beatles Satsang EncounterS ​ Purifying Ganges bath with other Travelers read more VARANASI 03 - 07 March ShivaPower spirituality Ayurveda Healing Nada Yoga ​ Immerse yourself with all your senses read more

prices and conditions TRAVEL PRICE : 3,300 euros EARLY BIRD until 30 August 2024: €100 discount per person composed of: Seminar fee and travel arrangements: 800/700 euros Services on site: 2,500 euros SERVICES : Overnight stay in a double room. In the Santosh Puri Ashram in Haridwar triple room possible. Full board. Yoga programme with one yoga session a day except on travel days. All city tours and entrance fees. Jungle safari. Workshops in Kathak dance, Thai massage and Ayurveda with an experienced Ayurvedic doctor. Indian classical concert with Kathak dance by renowned musicians. All excursions and treks. All taxi journeys and two domestic flights, from Dehradun/Haridwar to Varanasi and from Varanasi to Delhi. WHAT'S ON TOP : Your return flight to Delhi, for example www.kayak.de. Arrival day on 20 February to acclimatise and overcome the Yetlag (highly recommended). Yoga lessons with teachers in Rishikesh approx. 5.00 euros per hour. Ayurvedic massages and therapies approx. 15.00 - 25.00 euros per treatment. ACCOUNT CONNECTION : details on request PURPOSE OF USE : First and last name, Yogasubmarine PAYMENT METHODS: Every online booking is binding on both parties. This means that you are entitled to a place and we are entitled to the invoice amount due. After completing your online registration, you will receive a confirmation of registration with our bank details. We kindly ask you to transfer the deposit of 800 Euro/700€ Early Bird to our bank account immediately after receipt of your registration. This payment of 800/700 euros is also the amount for the yoga seminar taught by us on site. We can only issue an invoice for this amount. The remaining amount of 2,500 euros will be paid directly to the hotels for accommodation and meals and to the Indian tour guides for the organisation of excursions, taxi rides and domestic flights. After receipt of the invoice amount and the travel confirmation (minimum 12 participants) you can book your arrival and departure independently. In the unlikely event that we have to cancel the retreat, we will of course refund all payments received up to that point. We are not liable for any flight or other expenses incurred by you. In the event of a CANCELLATION from the trip, the following conditions apply: - Cancellation up to 90 days before the start of the retreat: 100% refund of the tour price, minus the deposit - Cancellation 60 to 89 days before the start of the retreat: 60% refund of the tour price, less the deposit- Cancellation 59 to 0 days before the start of the retreat: no refund. - Cancellation 59 to 0 days before the start of the retreat: no refund. We recommend travel cancellation insurance! The participant is responsible for obtaining valid and complete travel documents (visa, passport). We assume no liability or responsibility for cancellations, delays, losses due to attacks, wars, natural disasters, accidents or other cases of force majeure. The participant confirms his physical and mental health and personal responsibility during the trip. Participants are solely liable for any damage they cause to themselves, others or property. We accept no liability for the loss of or damage to participants' personal belongings. The organisers are exempt from any liability claims, as they do not act as tour operators, but only as seminar leaders. For reasons of applicable German tax law, we do not act as a tour operator but as a seminar provider. As a result, we only assist in the coordination with our Indian tour operator partners. All hotels listed are therefore only accommodation tips and each participant is free to choose their own hotel on site. If you choose your own accommodation and programme, you may incur additional costs as the above prices only refer to the suggested accommodation and excursions. ONLINE BOOKING MODALITIES : By registering online, you accept the above payment modalities. This declaration is legally binding. Sign in I hereby bindingly register for the trip: Yoga in North India from April 16th to April 30th, 2023 (according to the advertised program). I will transfer the deposit of EUR 700 immediately to the account given to me when I registered. I have read the general terms and conditions and expressly agree to them. Your place is only reserved after receipt of the deposit. After the deposit you will receive a confirmation from us. Thanks! Message sent. send

TESTIMONIALS Michael Indien 2019 Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Sabine Indien 2017 Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied FEEDBACK FROM OUR PARTICIPANT ASTRID INDIA MARCH 2015 Dear Anne and team, Above all, I am writing to you again to say thank you! It was a wonderful time - I can´t think of a better way to meet India for the first time - I have the feeling that I was shown exactly the sides of India that interested me! For me the mix was just right, between quiet and intense cities, high mountains and wild traffic - always combined with yoga. This is also a successful recipe - which yoga has grounded us again and again. It has been very good for me. As a mom, I have the utmost respect for you two, Remo and Anne, for how calmly you took your son with you. Nevertheless, I always had the feeling that you were there with the group. Every conversation we had was intense with all of you! I know for sure - it was my first - but not my last trip to India. Even if everyday life is slowly taking up space again - after three weeks cooking again! - I always feel like I have a piece of India inside me. Thanks! Namaste! Hari Om! Astrid Passionate religious educator and museum educator

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