Yoga Teacher Training in Nepal — Himalayan Stillness
Train as a yoga teacher beside Begnas Lake, Pokhara — Himalayan peaks on the horizon, lakeside quiet and one of the most peaceful corners of the subcontinent. Pure Soul Yoga School brings the same Yoga Alliance-registered training that runs at our Rishikesh home to the mountains of Nepal.
Batches begin on the 1st of every month, all year round, and every training is fully residential — accommodation, three sattvic meals daily, materials and certification included. More than 5,000 students from 50+ nationalities have trained with our school since 2019. Comparing settings? See the same trainings in India or Bali.
The foundational certification — asana, pranayama, anatomy, philosophy and teaching practice beside Begnas Lake. Graduate eligible to register as RYT 200 with Yoga Alliance.
23 days · monthly batches · from $1,300 (early bird)
The advanced program for 200-hour graduates — advanced practice, methodology and depth. Complete it to upgrade your Yoga Alliance registration to RYT 500.
27 days · monthly batches · from $1,400 (early bird)
Not ready for a full training? Rest, practice and Himalayan lake walks — 3 to 21 days, fully customisable, starting any day of the month.
Flexible · from $800 for 7 days
Why here
Why Train in Nepal?
Himalayan quiet, properly — Begnas Lake is the still, uncrowded side of Pokhara; mountain air and silence do half the teaching.
The easiest visa in the region — visa on arrival for most nationalities at Kathmandu and other entry points.
Our most affordable 200-hour — from $1,300 early-bird (shared room), with the identical syllabus and certification.
Adventure on your day off — Pokhara's lakes, viewpoints and mountain trails are all nearby; October-November and March-April bring the clearest Himalayan views.
The same school standards — identical syllabus, Yoga Alliance registration and certification as our Rishikesh home; only the setting changes.
Frequently Asked Questions — Yoga Teacher Training in Nepal
How much does yoga teacher training in Nepal cost?
The 200-hour course is $1,300 (shared room) or $1,575 (private room) at the early-bird rate when you book 2 months ahead — regular prices $1,400 and $1,650. The 300-hour runs $1,400-$1,700 early-bird. All fully residential with meals, materials and certification; seats reserved with a 20% deposit.
When do the Nepal trainings start?
A new batch begins on the 1st of every month, all year round — the 200-hour runs to the 23rd and the 300-hour to the 27th.
Is the certification recognised by Yoga Alliance?
Yes — the training is delivered by Pure Soul Yoga School, a Yoga Alliance-registered school (RYS 200 and RYS 300). Graduates register as RYT 200, and 300-hour graduates upgrade to RYT 500 — recognised worldwide.
Do I need a visa for Nepal?
Most nationalities can get a visa on arrival at Kathmandu airport and other entry points — one of the easiest visa processes anywhere. Check your country's requirements and we'll help with supporting documents.
How do I reach the school?
Fly into Pokhara International Airport — a short drive from our Begnas Lake centre — or into Kathmandu, from where Pokhara is a short domestic flight or a scenic tourist-bus ride. Pickup can be arranged at extra cost.
How do I book?
Send us your preferred course and month through the enquiry form or WhatsApp +91 9410771660. We reply within 24 hours, and your seat is confirmed with a 20% deposit — book 2 months ahead for the early-bird price.