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SHANTI YOGA
ASHRAM
CLASSICAL TANTRA YOGA ● NEPAL
AWAKEN THE DORMANT FIRE.
A living tradition of Classical Tantra Yoga in the Himalayas, where ancient wisdom transforms into everyday life.
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MEET OUR FOUNDER
Yogi Prakash, Founder and Chairman of Shanti Yoga Ashram, began his journey into yoga at the age of 12. He studied yoga at the Bihar School of Yoga and later deepened his understanding of Kundalini and Tantra Yoga under the guidance of Swami Shivalingam in Nepal. He holds a Master’s degree in Yoga (M.A. in Yoga) and has been teaching yoga since 2000. Over the years, he has travelled to more than 25 countries, sharing the authentic teachings of traditional yoga and spiritual practices. Today, people from around the world seek his guidance for their spiritual growth, inner transformation, and deeper understanding of yoga. Through Shanti Yoga Ashram, he continues to share the timeless wisdom of yoga with sincere seekers worldwide.
22+ Years of Spiritual Teaching
Our Dedicated Teachers
Dedicated to guiding seekers through the intricate practices of Mudras and Bandhas.
Specializing in holistic healing and the integration of nature’s wisdom with yogic discipline.
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Our believers and friends from all around the world visit us for a great Tantra Yoga experience.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, travelers require a clean passport and tourist visa. You can get a Tourist Visa on Arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport (Kathmandu) for 15, 30, or 90 days. During a single calendar year, tourist visas can be extended up to a maximum of 150 days (5 months). Because this is a 10-month program, we will assist you step-by-step with visa renewals. If you arrive in August, we can renew your visa to span the full duration, or guide you on brief, beautiful trips to neighboring India (usually a 1-day trip) to restart your 5-month calendar slot.
A Sattvic diet is an ancient yogic dietary system based on foods that are fresh, organic, light, vegetarian, and rich in life-force (Prana). In our Ashram, we raise crops organically. We serve three home-cooked vegetarian meals a day which are perfectly balanced with spices (avoiding excess onion, garlic, or intense chilies) to keep the mind concentrated and subtle. Drinking water comes directly from our clean mountain spring source.
No prior mastery of Sanskrit or Tantra is needed. Guru Yogi Prakash and our teaching staff start from step zero, introducing Sanskrit phonetics, sound resonances, basic mantras, and history. Anyone with a pure heart, physical stamina to sit and practice, and a true dedication to spiritual exploration is warmly welcome.
Yes! Shanti Yoga Ashram is fully registered with the Government of Nepal, and is an accredited, highly respected RYS (Registered Yoga School) under Yoga Alliance USA. Upon successfully completing the 10-month program, you will receive a 200-Hour Tantra Yoga Alliance TTC Certification which allows you to register and teach internationally.
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Shanti Yoga Ashram
+977 984-1574957
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+977 984-0936107
info@shantiyogaashram.com
Ashram Location:
Machhegaun, Kathmandu Nepal
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Testimonials
“A Journey Beyond Yoga”
"My time at Shanti Yoga Ashram was much more than a yoga course. The teachings helped me understand yoga from a deeper spiritual perspective, and the peaceful environment made the whole experience truly transformative. I left with practices that I continue to follow every day."
Discovering the True Essence of Yoga
"I came to Nepal looking to deepen my yoga practice, but I received much more than I expected. The combination of traditional teachings, meditation, pranayama and practical training gave me a completely new perspective on yoga. The teachers were knowledgeable, warm and genuinely supportive."
A Deeply Grounding Experience
"The experience was deeply grounding. I especially appreciated learning about the traditional roots of Tantra and how the practices can be integrated into everyday life. Living and practicing at the ashram gave me the space to slow down, reflect and reconnect with myself."